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Spanish A2 — In Context: Core Words flashcards

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Drills deck · part of Spanish A1–B2 · written against: CEFR levels A1–B2; neutral Latin-American Spanish with Spain variants noted. Updated 2026-10-10.

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  1. El trip a Cusco dura seis horas. — The trip to Cusco takes six hours.
    El viaje a Cusco dura seis horas. — The trip to Cusco takes six hours.
    Travel and getting around
  2. Llamamos al doctor (not the cognate, not facultativo) porque mi abuelo tenía fiebre. — We called the doctor because my grandfather was running a fever.
    Llamamos al médico porque mi abuelo tenía fiebre. — We called the doctor because my grandfather was running a fever.
    Health and the body
  3. Ayer to put away los documentos importantes en un cajón de mi escritorio. — Yesterday I put the important documents away in a drawer of my desk.
    Ayer guardé los documentos importantes en un cajón de mi escritorio. — Yesterday I put the important documents away in a drawer of my desk.
    Home and daily life
  4. Mi abuela nunca dice su age. — My grandmother never tells her age.
    Mi abuela nunca dice su edad. — My grandmother never tells her age.
    People and relationships
  5. Mi nuevo boss (not patrón, not patrono) revisa cada informe dos veces antes de firmarlo. — My new boss checks every report twice before signing it.
    Mi nuevo jefe revisa cada informe dos veces antes de firmarlo. — My new boss checks every report twice before signing it.
    Work and study
  6. La rain no para desde ayer. — The rain has not stopped since yesterday.
    La lluvia no para desde ayer. — The rain has not stopped since yesterday.
    Weather and nature
  7. Los abuelos de Pablo me to invite (not convidar) a pasar la Navidad en su finca. — Pablo's grandparents invited me to spend Christmas on their farm.
    Los abuelos de Pablo me invitaron a pasar la Navidad en su finca. — Pablo's grandparents invited me to spend Christmas on their farm.
    Going out and free time
  8. suddenly (not de pronto) un gato saltó del tejado al balcón del vecino. — Suddenly a cat jumped from the roof onto the neighbor's balcony.
    De repente / De golpe / Repentinamente / Súbitamente / De súbito / De sopetón un gato saltó del tejado al balcón del vecino. — Suddenly a cat jumped from the roof onto the neighbor's balcony.
    Time and telling stories

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  • Sentences reuse or follow the folder's A2 vocabulary decks; word selection follows a frequency list of Spanish content words (OpenSubtitles 2018 via hermitdave/FrequencyWords: word lists CC BY-SA 4.0, code MIT) checked against the Instituto Cervantes PCIC A2 inventories as a reference; meanings and regional labels checked against the Real Academia Española, Diccionario de la lengua española (dle.rae.es), and the RAE/ASALE Diccionario panhispánico de dudas and Diccionario de americanismos, and glosses against the Cambridge Spanish–English Dictionary, SpanishDict and WordReference (reference only; no text copied). All sentences are original.

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