SEASONS AND WEATHER

FALL: cool, cloudy

Winter: cold, snowy
Spring: warm, rainy
Summer: hot, sunny

BAD WEATHER AND EMERGENCIES

Leave your home.

A landslide: deslizamiento
A wildfire: incendio
Flood: inundacion
Stay home.

A hurricane: huracán
A thunderstorm: tormenta electica
A snowstorm: tormenta de nieve
Go downstairs.

A tornado: tonado
Go under a piece of furniture

Tsunami: tsunami
An earthquake: terremoto.

NEED IN AN EMERGENCIE

Batteries: baterias
A first aid kit: kit de primeros auxilios
A flashlight: linterna
Matches: cerillos de fuego

UNDER CLOTHES OF WHEATER

Spring

Light clothes: ropa ligera

Shorts: pantalones cortos
A bottle of water: botella de agua
Summer

A hat / a cap: gorra

Sunblock: bloqueador solar
Sunglasses: lentes de sol
Fall

A raincoat: impermeable
An umbrella: paraguas
Boots: botas
Winter

Gloves: guantes
A scarf: bufanda
Earmuffs: orejeras.

PLACES IN THE COMMUNITY.

A fire station
A bus stop
A post office
A police station
A supermarket
A drugstore: farmacia
A gas station
A park
A bank
An ATM: cajero automatico
A farmers’ market
A laundromat: lavanderia
A gym
A clothing store
A café
A salon A library

TRAFFIC SIGNS
Don’t turn left:

Stop:

Two- way traffic. Drive on the right:

Drive slowly. People often cross the street here:

Drive slowly. Wait for other cars:

Right lane ends ahead. Stay to the left:

Be ready to stop for trains:

Don’t drive here:

Drive slowly. People often cross street her:

PARTS OF THE BODY

FEEL BAD
Score throat: dolor de gargante
Stomachache: dolor de estomago
Toothache: dolor de muelas
Headache: dolor de cabeza
A backache: dolor de espalda
The flu: gripe
A fever
An earchache: dolor de oído
A stuffy nose: mocos

ON THE DOCTOR
Lie down: acuéstese en la cama
Look straight ahead: mire a la luz
Make a fist: haga un puño
Open your mouth and say AHH: abre la boca y di AH
Roll up your sleeve: recoga su manga de camisa
Sit on the table: siéntese en la mesa
Step on the scale: póngase en la pesadora
Take a Deep breath: tome un ligero respiro

MEDICE LABELS
Orally: oralmente
Operate machinery: maquinaria
A Tablet: una tableta
Out of reach: encima de la repisa
JOB DUTIES
An office assistant: Answer the phone
An accountant: Use a computer
An electrician / carpenters: Fix thing
A chef: Make food
A server: Serve food
A child-care worker: Take care of children
A nurse / a doctor: Help patients
A driver: Drive a truck
An office assistant: Make copies
A sales assistant: Help customers
A landscaper: Take care of grounds
A cashier: Use a cash register
A manager: Supervise workers
A painter: Work on buildings

JOB INTERVIEWS
They’re making eye contact
Hands on her / his lap
Leaning forward: inclinandose hacia adelante
Impression
Interviewer
Forward: hacia adelante