Note: these sentences all use the new vocabulary, along with verbs Translation race When you see the Spanish sentence, be the first to translate it correctly and win a point! Note: these sentences all use the new vocabulary, along with verbs Dar (to give) Decir (to say/tell) Poner (to put/place) Salir (to leave/exit) Traer (to bring) & Venir (to come)

Hoy, la familia de Carla da una fiesta por el cumpleaños de Luis. Today, Carla’s family gives (is giving) a party for Luis’s birthday.

Sus amigos le traen muchos regalos. His friends bring him lots of presents.

En la noche, nosotros salimos a cenar (eat dinner) en un restaurante. At night, we’re going out to eat dinner in a restaurant.

Andrés viene a la fiesta también. Andrés is coming to the party, too.

Yo pongo unas bonitas decoraciónes en el jardín. I put some pretty decorations in the garden.

Nosotros decimos “¡Feliz cumpleaños, Luis!” We say, “Happy birthday, Luis!”

Yo doy una fiesta. I give (I’m giving) a party.

Jaime y yo traemos los regalos. Jaime and I are bringing the gifts.

Marcos dice, “¿A qué hora es la fiesta de sorpresa?” Marcos says, “What time is the surprise party at?”

Carmen y Marcos ponen la mesa. Marcos and Carmen set the table.

Mi tía pasa la aspiradora después de la fiesta. My aunt vacuums after the party.

¿Das una fiesta sábado? Are you giving party on Saturday?

¿Quién viene a tu fiesta? Who is coming to your party?

Tú traes el pastel y el helado. You’re bringing the cake and ice cream.

Te doy mi camisa amarilla favorita. I’m giving you my favorite yellow shirt.

Salgo a las dos de la tarde. I leave at two p.m.

¿Cuándo salen ustedes? When are you (all) leaving?

¿Qué dices? What do you say? or What are you saying?