Las mascotas! Pets! and Colors Spanish
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This document provides vocabulary for pets and colors in Spanish. It lists common pets such as hamster, turtle, dog, cat, bird, fish, and rabbit. It then lists colors in Spanish such as red, green, yellow, white, black, orange, grey, brown, blue, and purple. The document concludes with an activity where students are asked to translate sentences about pets and colors into Spanish.
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- 2. Pets Que mascota tienes tu? What pet do you have? Yo tenco un hamster I have a hamster Yo tenco una tortuga I got a turtle Yo tengo un perro I have a dog Yo tengo un gato I have a cat Yo tengo un pajaro I have a bird. Mi pajaro es un loro My bird is a parrot. Yo tengo unos peces I have some fish. Yo tengo un conejo I have a rabbit.
- 3. Colors Rojo Red Verde Green Amarillo Yellow Blanco White Negro Black Anaranjado Orange Gris Grey Cafe Brown Azul Blue Morado PurpleViolet
- 4. Activity Now let's do this activity. How do you write these sentences in Spanish?
- 5. Activity 1. I have a hamster. Yo tenco un hamster. 2. The frog is green. La rana es verde. 3. I have a black horse. Tengo un caballo negro. 4. The rabbits are white. Los conejos son blancos. 5. The fish is orange. El pescado es naranja. 6. I have some lizards. Tengo algunos lagartos. 7. I have some brown dogs. Tengo algunos perros marrones. 8. I have a cat. Yo tengo un gato. 9. The cat is brown. La tengo es cafe. 10. The dogs are beautiful. Los perros son hermosos