Belle Epoque

  1. la Biblia
    the bible
  2. el/la cunado(a)
    brother in law (sister in law)
  3. el/la hermano(a)
    brother (sister)
  4. el/la hijo(a)
    son (daughter)
  5. la madre
    mother
  6. el marido
    husband
  7. la mujer
    wife, woman
  8. la novia
    bride
  9. el novio
    boyfriend
  10. el padre
    father
  11. el/la suergo(a)
    father in law (mother in law)
  12. el/la viudo(a)
    widower
  13. el yerno
    son in law
  14. la boda
    wedding
  15. el disfraz
    costume
  16. la maleta
    suitcase
  17. la risa
    laughter
  18. la rondalla
    group of serenaders
  19. casarse con
    to get married to
  20. desertar de ejercito
    to desert from the army
  21. enamorarse de
    to fall in love with
  22. perder (ie) el tren
    to miss the train
  23. el carnaval
    • 1. carnival (fiesta)
    • 2. Shrovetide (religion)
    • CARNAVAL The tradition of carnaval, or carnavales continues in many parts of Spain and Latin America. The festival usually lasts between three days and a week, just before the beginning of Lent. The best known carnivals in Spain are those of Cádiz and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and in Mexico that of Veracruz.
  24. el/la desertor(a)
    Deserter, forsaker, fugitive, the person that has forsaken his cause, post etc
  25. el divorcio
    divorce
  26. el/la esposo(a)
    husband (wife)
  27. la república
    republic
  28. el suicidio
    suicide

    • to commit suicide -> suicidarse
    • suicide mission -> misión (f) suicida
    • suicide note -> = nota que deja un suicida
  29. el/la agnóstico(a)
    agonist

    combative; striving to overcome in argument.

    straining for effect: agonistic humor.
Author
rejeanlouis
ID
33866
Card Set
Belle Epoque
Description
SPANISH VOCABULARY(1)
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