We met on Wednesday 15 in a place to eat waffles for our third meeting.
Acording to the plan proposed we were suppoused to study numbers and colors, but we had already seen them in other sesions, so we decided to start with body parts.
It was fun, we had a really nice time, and we got astonished about how much some words are pretty much alike (or at least they have a very similar pronunciation). And even though it is not so simple to remember the words that are a lot different we enjoyed the time we spent and had fun trying to pronunce the words properly.
We also decided to learn how to say that something hurts or that you feel ill, this is what we learned:
ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH
- Sick Malade Enfermo
- Headache Mal à la tête Dolor de cabeza
- Throw up Vomir Vomitar
- Flu Toux Tos
- Pain Douleur/mal Dolor
- I have pain in/on … Je mal à la/ou… Tengo dolor de/en…
After we finished with the body parts we realised we still had some time free, so we decided to look up for some animal pictures and start saying their names. It was a good oportunity to learn new vocabulary and see some really cute animal pics!!! These are some of the animals’ names we translated:
ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH
- Dog Chien Perro
- Cat Chat Gato
- Fish Poisson Pez
- Rabbit Lapain Conejo
- Lion Lion León
- Horse Cheval Caballo
- Ants Fourmis Hormigas
- Spider Araignée Araña
- Mosquitoes Moustique Mosquitos
- Fox Renard Zorro
- Monkey Singe Chango-mono
- Cow Vache Vaca
- Pig Cochon Puerco-Cerdo
- Bird Oiseaux Pájaros
- Wolf Loup Lobo
- Frog Grenouille Rana
- Giraffe Girafe Jirafa
- Sheep Mouton Borrego
- Tiger Tigre Tigre
- Mouse Souris Ratón
- Duck Carand Pato
- Bear Ours Oso
- Owl Chouette Búho
- Eagle Aigle Águila
- Dolphin Dauphin Delfín
- Hen-Cook-Chicken Poule-Coq/Poulet Gallina-Gallo-Pollo
Excellent and really helpful vocabulary lists (and pics), good job!
Henri Annala
21.3.2017 14:24