Vocabulary
arrastrar - drag (as in drag and drop)cociente - ratioimpuestos directos - assessed taxesalguno,-a - [2] some or any (s.)algunos,-as - [3] some or any (pl.)pronóstico - forecastcualquiera (s.) - [4] any (affirmative)cualesquiera (pl.) - any (affirmative)descargar - download (computer)dinero - moneyestampar - to printmalo - [5] bad, wickednecesitar - to want, to need, to be in want of.pegar - drop (as in drag and drop)ninguno,-a (s.) - any (after a negative)ningunos,-as (pl.) - any (after a negative)portapapeles - clipboard (computer)*querer - to want, to wish to havequeremos - we wantellos quieren - they wantlibre cambio - free tradesi - ifun poco de - [7] a little, some, or any
Footnote 2: Before a masculine noun "Alguno" and "Ninguno" drop the
"o", as Algún dinero (some money). The feminine "Alguna" and "Ninguna"
never changes.]
"o", as Algún dinero (some money). The feminine "Alguna" and "Ninguna"
never changes.]
Footnote 3: Also unos, unas.
Footnote 4: "Cualquiera" generally drops the "a" before a noun, as
Cualquier libro (any book).
Cualquier libro (any book).
Footnote 5: Before a masculine noun it drops the "o", as Un mal
muchacho (a bad boy). The feminine is always "mala."
muchacho (a bad boy). The feminine is always "mala."
Footnote 6: The masculine plural includes the plural of both genders,
as Los padres (the parents, father and mother), Los hermanos (the
brothers or the brother(s) and sister(s).)
as Los padres (the parents, father and mother), Los hermanos (the
brothers or the brother(s) and sister(s).)
Footnote 7: Used for both genders, as Un poco de vino (a little wine),
Un poco de cerveza (a little beer).
Un poco de cerveza (a little beer).