Curso de ingles
johnnrazielSíntesis12 de Marzo de 2019
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el abecedario The abc, [di ei bi ci]
el alfabeto the alphabet , [di alfabet]
Ei bi ci di i ef yi
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
Eich ai dyei kei el em en
Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn
Ou pi kiu ar es ti yu vi
Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv
Dabliu ex guay zi
Ww Xx Yy Zz
Greetings [“gririns”] Saludos
Hola: Hello [jelou] Hi [jai] Hey [jei] (oye)
Good morning [gud mornin] Buenos días
Good afternoon [gud afternun] Buenas tardes
Good Evening [gud ifnin] Buenas noches
What’s up? (what is up) [wats op] qué onda?
What’s happening? [wats japenin] qué pasa?
Farewells [ferwels] despedidas
Good night [gud nait] Buenas noches(adiós)
adiós: Good bye [gud bai], bye-bye [bai bai]
See you [si yu] Nos vemos
Tomorrow [tumorrou] mañana
Later [leirer] después
Next time [next taim] siguiente ocasión
See you again [si yu oguein] nos vemos de nuevo
So long [so lon] hasta la vista
Take care [teik ker] cuídate
bon voyage [bon voyash] buen viaje (francés)
Introduce yourself [introdius yorself] Presentarse (uno mismo)
Hello, my name is Johnn [jelou mai neim is dyshon]
Hola, mi nombre es John
Nice to meet you [nais tum it yu] gusto conocerte
What’s your name? [wats yor neim]
cuál es tu nombre?
I am Kevin [ai em keven] soy kevin
Nice to meet you too [nais tum it yu tu]
gusto conocerte también
It’s a pleasure! [it’s a pleishor] es un placer
How are you? [jao ar yu] cómo estás
’m fine thanks and you?[am fain tenks end yu] estoy bien, gracias y tú?
Welcome [welcom] bievenido
How are things? [jao ar thins] cómo van las cosas?
How are you doing? [jao ar yu duin]
como te está yendo
Bien: Fine [fain] good [gud] Well [wel] okay [okei]
Muy bien: very good [verri gud] very well [verri wel] Gracias, agradecer Thanks [thenks]
Gracias a ti thank you [thein kiu]
De nada your welcome [yor welcom]
And you? [end yu] y tú?
How do you do? [jao du yu du] cómo te va?
How’s it going? [Jaos it goin] cómo te está yendo?
How’s the family? [jaos de femeli]
cómo está la familia?
Not bad [not baed] bien
Not much [not moch] nada
Not much at all [not moch arol] nada de nada
It’s nice to meet you [its nais tu mit yu]
es agradable conocerte
It’s nice to see you again [its nais tu si yu oguein]
es agradable verte de nuevo
How have you been? [Jao jav yu bin]
cómo has estado?
Long time no see [lon taim no si]
tanto tiempo sin vernos
Conversation “converseishon”
Dialogue “daylog”
-Hello “jelou”
-Hello
What are you doing here? [wat ar yu duin jir]
Not much “not moch”
How are you doing? “jao ar yu duin”
Not bad. School is going well “not baed skul is goin wel”
Oh is it? That’s good to hear [ o is it? Dats gud tu jir]
What about you? [warabaut yu]
I’m doing okay, although I’ve been sick
[am duin okey, olou av bin sic]
Oh really? That’s too bad [o rili dats tu baed]
Yes and I stayed home [yes end ai steyt jom]
What did you do? [wat did yu du]
I read a book [ai rid a buc]
How are you feeling? [jao ar yu filin]
I’m hungry [am jongri]
Let’s go to eat [lets gou tu it]
That sounds good to me [dat saunds gud tu mi]
Did you have a good time today?
[did yu jav a gud taim tudei]
Yes, well, I have to go [yes wel ai jav tu gou]
I’ve got to go too [ai gare gou tu]
Have a good afternoon [jav a gud afternun]
Have a good day too [jav a gu dei tu]
The numbers (de numbers)
1 one “wan”
2 two “tu”
3 three “thri”
4 Four “for”
5Five “faiv”
6 six “six”
7 seven “seven”
8 eight “eit”
9 nine “nain”
10 ten “ten”
11 eleven “ileven”
12 twelve “tuelf”
13 thirteen “thertin”
14 fourteen “fortin”
15 Fifteen “fiftin”
16 sixteen “sixtin”
17 Seventeen “seventin”
18. Eighteen “eitin”
19. Nineteen “naintin”
20 Twenty “tueni”
21 Twenty-one “tueni wan”
22 Twenty-two “tueni tu”
23. Twenty-three “tueni thri”
30. Thirty “theri”
31. thirty-one “theri wan”
32. thirty- two “theri tu”
40. forty “fori”
41. Forty-one “fori wan”
42. Forty-two “fori tu”
49. forty- nine “fori nain”
50. fifty “fifti”
51. fifty-one “fifti wan”
58 fifty-eight “fifti eit”
60. Sixty “sixti”
65. sixty- five “sixti-faiv”
70. Seventy “Seventi”
80. Eighty “eiti”
90. Ninety “nainti”
99. ninety-nine “nainti nain”
100 one hundred “wan jondred”
101 one hundred and one “wan jondred emd wan”
120 one hundred and twenty “wan jondred end tueni”
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190
200 two hundred “tu jondred”
210 two hundred and ten “tu jondred end ten”
220 two hundred and twenty “tu jondred end tueni”
300 three hundred “thri junderd”
310 Three hundred and ten“thri jondred end ten”
400
500
900
1,000 one thousand “wan thausend”
1001 one thousand one
1100 one thousand one hundred
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