el padre father
la madre mother
el abuelo/la abuela grandfather/grandmother
el cuñado/la cuñada brother-in-law/sister-in-law
el esposo/la esposa husband/wife
el hermano/la hermana brother/sister
el hermanastro/la hermanastra stepbrother/stepsister
el nieto/la nieta grandson/granddaugher
el novio/la novia boyfriend/girlfriend
la nuera daughter-in-law
el yerno son-in-law
el padrastro/la madrastra stepfather/stepmother
el primo/la prima cousin
el sobrino/la sobrina nephew/niece
el tío/la tía uncle/aunt
el perro/la perra dog/female dog
el gato/la gata cat/female cat

merendar to have a snack
cenar to have dinner
costar to cost
dormir to sleep
entender to understand
encontrar to find
ganar to win
jugar a to play
pasar to spend (time)
pensar (en) to think (about)
pensar + infinitivo to plan (to do something)
pedir to ask for, to request
perder to lose
poder to be able, can
preferir to prefer
querer to want, to love
amar to love
servir to serve
soñar (con) to dream (about)
venir to come
volver to return
recordar to remember
repetir to repeat

el concierto concert
la entrada admission ticket
la función show
la orquesta orchestra
el parque park
el partido game
la película movie
el bar bar
la discoteca club

casado/a married
divorciado/a divorced
mayor older
menor younger
soltero/a single
unido/a close
prometido/a engaged
algún día someday
la comida food
conmigo with me
contigo with you
el refresco soft drink

Conocer to know (someone), to be familiar with (something)
Invitar to invite
pasear to take a walk
poner to put, to place
poner una película to show a movie
saber to know something
saber + infinitivo to know how to do something
salir to leave, to go out
salir de fiesta to party
tocar to play (an instrument)
traer to bring
¿Qué tal si…? How about…?
¿Quieres ir a…? Do you want to go to…?
¿Te gustaría (+ infinitivo)? Would you like (+ infinitive)?
¿Vamos a…? Should we go…?
De acuerdo Fine with me, okay
Me encantaría I would love to
Paso a por ti I’ll come by for you, I’ll pick you up
Sí, claro Yes, of course
Estoy muy ocupado/a I’m very busy
Gracias, pero no puedo Thank you, but I can’t
Lo siento, tengo que… I’m sorry, I have to…

In this skit, you are going to see two people making plans for the weekend. You will mostly practice with Gustar-like verbs. Along with the skit, you will find a short quiz about what you have watched. Good luck!

In this quiz you are going to review the material covered in Arriba Chapter 4 regarding Guatemala. Questions can be multiple-choice, linking definitions or working on a map. Good luck!