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MULTITASKER GIRL SHARES A BIT OF HER DAY
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
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Worked for four hours. Quite hectic trying to get today's work done, and catching up with people that were part of yesterday's work calling back today, (because they don't work around my schedule.) Left around noon, ate lunch, went to Golf class. Golf class we covered the "bump and run". Sounds like a past time enjoyed mostly by frat boys but what do I know. After Golf was Programming. We learned about Fabonacci trying to formulate a spiral move to animate a character with. Yay? Had almost an hour after Programming to study for my Spanish vocab test. Got 100%. Woohoo! And that's it.
I had to download OpenOffice tonight because one of my classmates in Spanish had to miss class and asked me to take notes for her. I had to type up the notes and attach it to email to send. Unfortunately, I didn't purchase Microsoft Office with the laptop. Well, not really unfortunately, it was a $150 option, OpenOffice is free, and it's the same if not better, so maybe I lucked out.
Anyway, I thought since I stayed up to type my notes up, and Ching seems very excited about reviewing her Spanish skills I'd share tonight's lesson.
(Reflexive verbs)
Despertarse (ie) - to wake up
Levantarse - to get up
Estirarse - to stretch
Lavarse - to wash
Ducharse - to shower
Cepillarse - to brush
Afeitarse - to shave
Peinarse - to comb one's hair
Sentarse - to sit down
Vestirse - to get dressed
Maquillarse - to put on make-up
Secarse - to dry one's self
Quitarse la ropa - to take off one's clothes
Acostarse (ue) - to go to bed
Arreglarse - to fix oneself up
Banarse - to bathe
Divertise (ie) - to have fun
Dormirse (ue) - to fall asleep
Ponerse - to put on
Verse - to look at one's self
Reflexive pronouns:
Me
Te
Se
Nos
Se
To conjugate in present tense:
example: Lavarse
Me lavo
Te lavas
Se lava
Nos lavamos
Se lavan
To conjugate in present progressive:
Estoy lavandome
Estas lavandote
Esta lavandose
Estamos lavandonos
Estan lavandose
To conjugate in the infinitive verb form:
Voy a laverme
Vas a lavarte
Va a lavarse
Vamos a lavarnos
Van a lavarse
Note: I didn't include any conjugations in the Vosotros form. Apparently they are no longer being used.
Hope that was fun for everyone, or atleast for Ching. Going night, night. Night! |
posted by Jenni @ 11:29 PM  |
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