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Module 2 vocabulary- La comida

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HA MFL Department
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The document provides vocabulary for discussing meals, foods, drinks, and dining experiences in Spanish. It lists foods and beverages that are commonly eaten for breakfast, lunch, tea, and dinner. It also includes questions about meal times, ordering and paying at restaurants, and discussing recent meals. Numbers from 1 to 1000 are presented. Tips for finding the right word when using a dictionary are given to avoid mistakes between similar words.

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Las comidas Meals siempre always ¿Qué desayunas? What do you eat for generalmente usually breakfast? normalmente normally ¿Qué comes? What do you eat for a veces sometimes lunch? de vez en cuando from time to time ¿Qué meriendas? What do you eat for todo el tiempo all the time tea? ¿Qué cenas? What do you eat for Los números Numbers supper/dinner? cien 100 Desayuno … For breakfast I eat … ciento diez 110 Como … For lunch I eat … doscientos 200 Meriendo … For tea I eat … trescientos 300 Ceno … For supper/dinner I cuatrocientos 400 eat … quinientos 500 carne con verduras meat with seiscientos 600 vegetables setecientos 700 cereales cereal ochocientos 800 fruta fruit novecientos 900 galletas biscuits mil 1000 magdalenas fairy cakes pasta pasta En el mercado At the market patatas fritas chips ¿Qué quieres? What would you like? pescado con fish with salad un kilo de … a kilo of … ensalada dos kilos de … two kilos of … pizza pizza medio kilo de … half a kilo of … pollo chicken quinientos gramos 500 grams of … tostadas toast de … un bocadillo a sandwich jamón ham manzanas apples ¿Qué bebes? What do you drink? peras pears Bebo … I drink … queso cheese Cola Cao Cola Cao (drinking tomates tomatoes chocolate) uvas grapes té tea zanahorias carrots zumo de naranja orange juice un cartón de leche a carton of milk un chorizo a chorizo (spicy No meriendo. I don’t have tea. Spanish sausage) No desayuno nada. I don’t have anything una barra de pan a baguette/loaf of for breakfast. bread Nunca como. I never have lunch. una botella de agua a bottle of water una lechuga a lettuce ¿A qué hora At what time do you desayunas/cenas? have breakfast/ ¿Algo más? Anything else? dinner? Sí, quiero … Yes, I’d like … Desayuno a las ocho. I have breakfast at por favor please eight o’clock. Nada más, gracias. Nothing else, thanks. Como a mediodía. I have lunch at midday. ¿Cuánto cuesta? How much is it? Ceno después de las I have dinner after nine Un euro. One euro. nueve. o'clock. Dos euros y veinte €2.20. céntimos. 132 ciento treinta y dos ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008
Ochenta céntimos. Eighty cents. 132 ciento treinta y dos ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008
En el restaurante At the restaurant ¿Qué comiste …? What did you eat …? ¿Qué vas/va a tomar? What are you anteayer the day before (familiar/polite) yesterday going to have? ayer yesterday De primer plato … As a starter … el fin de semana last weekend De segundo plato … As a main course … pasado De postre … As a dessert … esta mañana this morning quiero … I’d like … fruta fruit cené … I had … for dinner pescado fish comí … I ate …/I had … for pollo chicken lunch un flan a crème caramel desayuné … I had … for breakfast un helado (de a (chocolate) ice- merendé … I had … for tea chocolate) cream una ensalada a salad hice … I did … una paella (de a (seafood) paella fui … I went … mariscos) vi … I saw … una sopa a soup unas gambas some prawns Palabras muy útiles Very useful words normalmente normally ¿Para beber? And to drink? de of, about (Quiero) …, por favor. (I want/I’d like) …, nada nothing please. nunca never agua water algo anything, something una Coca-Cola a Coca-Cola mucho/a/os/as a lot of una limonada a lemonade Tengo hambre. I’m hungry. No tengo hambre. I’m not hungry. Finding the right word Tengo sed. I’m thirsty. La cuenta, por favor. The bill, please. Be careful not to choose the wrong Spanish word when you use a dictionary. For Una cena especial A special dinner example, someone wanted to say I drink tea and ended up with Bebo merienda. El fin de semana Last weekend … Why is this wrong? pasado … salí con … I went out with … Here are ways of avoiding this kind of mistake: Fui a … I went to … un restaurante a Spanish 1 Make sure you look up the correct spelling of the English word (e.g. español restaurant meat/meet, pear/pair). un restaurante muy a very expensive 2 Look for dictionary abbreviations (vt, nm, caro restaurant nf, etc. – see page 41 in the Pupil's Comí una ensalada. I ate a salad. Book). If it’s a noun you want, don’t Mi compañero/a comió My companion ate choose a verb (e.g. a drink/to drink). gambas. prawns. 3 Look at any example sentences given. Compartimos una We shared a paella. 4 Check the Spanish word in the Spanish– paella. English half of the dictionary. Bebimos agua. We drank water. Find the correct Spanish translations of Hablamos de We talked about these foods in a dictionary (they all have fútbol/música. football/music. double meanings or more than one ¡Fue genial! It was brilliant! spelling!): • jam • roll • bean • sweet • cake • chop ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008 ciento treinta y tres 133

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Module 2 vocabulary- La comida

  • 1. Las comidas Meals siempre always ¿Qué desayunas? What do you eat for generalmente usually breakfast? normalmente normally ¿Qué comes? What do you eat for a veces sometimes lunch? de vez en cuando from time to time ¿Qué meriendas? What do you eat for todo el tiempo all the time tea? ¿Qué cenas? What do you eat for Los números Numbers supper/dinner? cien 100 Desayuno … For breakfast I eat … ciento diez 110 Como … For lunch I eat … doscientos 200 Meriendo … For tea I eat … trescientos 300 Ceno … For supper/dinner I cuatrocientos 400 eat … quinientos 500 carne con verduras meat with seiscientos 600 vegetables setecientos 700 cereales cereal ochocientos 800 fruta fruit novecientos 900 galletas biscuits mil 1000 magdalenas fairy cakes pasta pasta En el mercado At the market patatas fritas chips ¿Qué quieres? What would you like? pescado con fish with salad un kilo de … a kilo of … ensalada dos kilos de … two kilos of … pizza pizza medio kilo de … half a kilo of … pollo chicken quinientos gramos 500 grams of … tostadas toast de … un bocadillo a sandwich jamón ham manzanas apples ¿Qué bebes? What do you drink? peras pears Bebo … I drink … queso cheese Cola Cao Cola Cao (drinking tomates tomatoes chocolate) uvas grapes té tea zanahorias carrots zumo de naranja orange juice un cartón de leche a carton of milk un chorizo a chorizo (spicy No meriendo. I don’t have tea. Spanish sausage) No desayuno nada. I don’t have anything una barra de pan a baguette/loaf of for breakfast. bread Nunca como. I never have lunch. una botella de agua a bottle of water una lechuga a lettuce ¿A qué hora At what time do you desayunas/cenas? have breakfast/ ¿Algo más? Anything else? dinner? Sí, quiero … Yes, I’d like … Desayuno a las ocho. I have breakfast at por favor please eight o’clock. Nada más, gracias. Nothing else, thanks. Como a mediodía. I have lunch at midday. ¿Cuánto cuesta? How much is it? Ceno después de las I have dinner after nine Un euro. One euro. nueve. o'clock. Dos euros y veinte €2.20. céntimos. 132 ciento treinta y dos ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008
  • 2. Ochenta céntimos. Eighty cents. 132 ciento treinta y dos ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008
  • 3. En el restaurante At the restaurant ¿Qué comiste …? What did you eat …? ¿Qué vas/va a tomar? What are you anteayer the day before (familiar/polite) yesterday going to have? ayer yesterday De primer plato … As a starter … el fin de semana last weekend De segundo plato … As a main course … pasado De postre … As a dessert … esta mañana this morning quiero … I’d like … fruta fruit cené … I had … for dinner pescado fish comí … I ate …/I had … for pollo chicken lunch un flan a crème caramel desayuné … I had … for breakfast un helado (de a (chocolate) ice- merendé … I had … for tea chocolate) cream una ensalada a salad hice … I did … una paella (de a (seafood) paella fui … I went … mariscos) vi … I saw … una sopa a soup unas gambas some prawns Palabras muy útiles Very useful words normalmente normally ¿Para beber? And to drink? de of, about (Quiero) …, por favor. (I want/I’d like) …, nada nothing please. nunca never agua water algo anything, something una Coca-Cola a Coca-Cola mucho/a/os/as a lot of una limonada a lemonade Tengo hambre. I’m hungry. No tengo hambre. I’m not hungry. Finding the right word Tengo sed. I’m thirsty. La cuenta, por favor. The bill, please. Be careful not to choose the wrong Spanish word when you use a dictionary. For Una cena especial A special dinner example, someone wanted to say I drink tea and ended up with Bebo merienda. El fin de semana Last weekend … Why is this wrong? pasado … salí con … I went out with … Here are ways of avoiding this kind of mistake: Fui a … I went to … un restaurante a Spanish 1 Make sure you look up the correct spelling of the English word (e.g. español restaurant meat/meet, pear/pair). un restaurante muy a very expensive 2 Look for dictionary abbreviations (vt, nm, caro restaurant nf, etc. – see page 41 in the Pupil's Comí una ensalada. I ate a salad. Book). If it’s a noun you want, don’t Mi compañero/a comió My companion ate choose a verb (e.g. a drink/to drink). gambas. prawns. 3 Look at any example sentences given. Compartimos una We shared a paella. 4 Check the Spanish word in the Spanish– paella. English half of the dictionary. Bebimos agua. We drank water. Find the correct Spanish translations of Hablamos de We talked about these foods in a dictionary (they all have fútbol/música. football/music. double meanings or more than one ¡Fue genial! It was brilliant! spelling!): • jam • roll • bean • sweet • cake • chop ¡Mira! Express 2 © Pearson Education Limited 2008 ciento treinta y tres 133