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7.2: Vocabulario- La ropa

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    • Erica Brown, Alejandra Escudero, María Cristina Montoya, & Elizabeth Small
    • SUNY Oneonta via OER SUNY
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    La ropa

    In this section we’ll be talking about clothing. With your new clothing vocabulary, you’ll be como un niño con zapatos nuevos (≈ like a kid in a candy store). Since we’ll also be talking about the cost of clothing, we’ll need numbers past 100—that’s for the next section. But by now the numbers should be old hat. (In Spanish, con la gorra [with a hat] = easy)

    If you feel like no te llega la camisa al cuello (you can’t get the shirt over your neck; you’re struggling), hang in there! We’ve been in your shoes (Hemos estado en tus zapatos). And if you feel like Spanish queda como un guante (fits like a glove), ¡Nos quitamos el sombrero! (We tip our hat to you).

    Objetivos

    Recognize and describe articles of clothing

    Vocabulario: La ropa

    Play AudioLas prendas de ropa (articles of clothing) 

     

    coat

    el abrigo
     
    scarf
    la bufanda
     
    baseball cap
    la gorra
     
    raincoat
    el impermeable
     
    pyjamas
    el pijama
     
    sweater
    el suéter
     

    Un verbo útil (a useful verb):

    Llevar (to wear; also means to carry and to bring)

     

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    Las prendas de ropa (articles of clothing)

    • el abrigo (coat)
    • el bolso (bag / purse)
    • las botas (boots)
    • la bufanda (scarf)
    • los calcetines (socks)
    • la camisa (shirt)
    • la camiseta (t-shirt)
    • la chaqueta (jacket)
    • la falda (skirt)
    • la gorra (baseball cap)
    • el gorro (hat)
    • los guantes (gloves)
    • el impermeable (raincoat)
    • los lentes (eyeglasses)
    • los pantalones (pants / trousers)
    • los pantalones cortos (shorts)
    • el paraguas (umbrella)
    • el pijama (pyjamas)
    • el sombrero (hat)
    • el suéter (sweater)
    • los tenis (sneakers)
    • el traje (suit)
    • el traje de baño (swimsuit)
    • el vestido (dress)
    • los zapatos (shoes)

    Un verbo útil (a useful verb):

    • Llevar (to wear; also means to carry and to bring)

    Objetivos

    • Recognize the vocabulary of clothing
    • Identify articles of clothing based on spoken descriptions

    A. Practice level 1 ¿Qué llevan las mascotas? (What are the pets wearing?)

    Actividad \(\PageIndex{A}\)

    B. Listening La ropa

    Actividad \(\PageIndex{B}\)

     

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    A. ¿Qué llevan las mascotas? (What are the pets wearing?)

    1. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Chihuahua in a cap
      • traje de baño
      • gorro
      • lentes
      • zapatos
    2. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Pug in pants and a shirt
      • gorro
      • pantalones
      • camisa
      • calcetines
    3. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Kittens wearing dresses
      • gorros
      • trajes de baño
      • vestidos
      • bolsos
    4. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Cat with a tennis shoe
      • tenis
      • gorro
      • botas
      • bolso
    5. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).A horse wearing a hat, a shirt, and glasses.
      • sombrero
      • paraguas
      • camisa
      • lentes
    6. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Dog wearing a t-shirt
      • gorro
      • zapatos
      • camiseta
      • pantalones
    7. Selecciona todas las prendas de ropa que aparecen en el imagen (Select all of the articles of clothing that appear in the image).Dog wearing a cap, glasses, and a scarf.
      • lentes
      • vestido
      • bufanda
      • gorro

     

    B. La ropa

    1. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



    2. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



    3. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



    4. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



    5. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



    6. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



      a pair of mittens
    7. Which picture corresponds to the speaker’s description?



     

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