31la pimienta
pepper (spice)
32el pimiento
pepper (vegetable)
48el refresco
soft drink; soda pop
64la cazuela
casserole; pot
65el cocido; el guiso
stew
66el/la cocinero/a
cook; chef
100desayunar
to have breakfast
104pedir (i)
to order (in a restaurant)
107(muy) poco (modifying verbs)
little; very little
108mucho (modifying verbs)
a lot; very much
109demasiado (modifying verbs)
too much
110bastante (modifying verbs)
quite a bit; quite a lot
111suficiente (modifying verbs)
enough
112poco (modifying adjectives)
not very
113muy (modifying adjectives)
very
114demasiado (modifying adjectives)
too
115bastante (modifying adjectives)
quite; enough
116un poco (modifying adjectives)
a bit
117poco/a/os/as (modifying nouns)
few; little; very little
118mucho/a/os/as (modifying nouns)
many; a lot of
119demasiado/a/os/as (modifying nouns)
too many; too much
120suficiente/es (modifying nouns)
enough
121bastante/es (modifying nouns)
enough
122un poco de (non-countable nouns)
a little bit of
123Negative Quatifiers
Noun is something that cannot be counted:
- Use singular form with no
- ex. No tengo harina. -> I don't have any flour.
- To emphasize complete absence, can use nada (de)
- ex. En la nevera no hay nada de leche. -> There is no milk in the
refrigerator.
- If noun has been previously mentioned, use nada
- ex. ¿Tomas café por la noche? -> Do you drink coffee at night?
No, no tomo nada (de café). -> No, I don't drink any (coffee).
124Negative Quantifiers
Noun is something that can be counted:
- Use plural form with no
- ex. No hay manzanas. -> There aren't any apples.
- If noun has been previously mentioned, can use ninguno/ninguna
- ex. ¿Tienes plátanos? -> Do you have any bananas?
No, no tengo ningún plátano. -> No, I don't have any bananas.
No, no tengo ninguno. -> No, I don't have any.
No, no tengo. -> No, I don't.