Don Quixote — Page 1
ARE CONTAINED THE INNUMERABLE TROUBLES WHICH THE BRAVE DON QUIXOTE AND HIS GOOD SQUIRE SANCHO PANZA ENDURED IN THE INN, WHICH TO HIS MISFORTUNE HE TOOK TO BE A CASTLE
SE CONTIENEN LOS INNUMERABLES TRABAJOS QUE EL VALIENTE DON QUIJOTE Y SU BUEN ESCUDERO SANCHO PANZA SUFRIERON EN LA VENTA, QUE ÉL PARA SU DESGRACIA TOMÓ POR UN CASTILLO
Vocabulary
- SE
- Reflexive pronoun used with verbs in Spanish
- CONTIENEN
- They contain; third person plural of contener
- LOS
- Definite article or pronoun meaning the or them
- INNUMERABLES
- Innumerable; too many to be counted
- TRABAJOS
- Hardships, labors, or works endured by someone
- QUE
- Conjunction or relative pronoun meaning that or which
- EL
- Definite masculine singular article meaning the
- VALIENTE
- Brave or courageous person or quality
- DON
- Spanish honorific title used before a man's name
- Y
- Conjunction meaning and, connecting words or clauses
- SU
- Possessive adjective meaning his, her, or their
- BUEN
- Good; shortened form of bueno before masculine nouns
- ESCUDERO
- Squire; a knight's assistant or shield-bearer
- PANZA
- Belly or paunch; also Sancho's famous surname
- SUFRIERON
- They suffered; past tense of sufrir
- EN
- Preposition meaning in, at, or on
- LA
- Definite feminine singular article meaning the
- VENTA
- Inn or roadside tavern; also means sale
- ÉL
- Third person singular pronoun meaning he
- PARA
- Preposition meaning for, in order to, or by
- DESGRACIA
- Misfortune, disgrace, or unfortunate circumstance
- TOMÓ
- He took or mistook; past tense of tomar
- POR
- Preposition meaning for, by, through, or because of
- UN
- Indefinite masculine article meaning a or an
- CASTILLO
- Castle; a large fortified medieval building
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