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school child church when books skates

escuela niño iglesia cuando libros pizarras

[Illustration: Several people standing in front of school that appears similar to a small church.]

[Ilustración: Varias personas de pie frente a una escuela que parece similar a una pequeña iglesia.]

What kind of house is this?

¿Qué tipo de casa es esta?

Do you think it is a schoolhouse, or a church?

¿Crees que es una escuela o una iglesia?

It looks like a church, but I think it is a schoolhouse.

Parece una iglesia, pero creo que es una escuela.

I see the boys and girls with their books and slates.

Veo a los niños y niñas con sus libros y pizarras.

When the bell rings, they will go in.

Cuando suene la campana, entrarán.

A good child likes to go to school.

A un buen niño le gusta ir a la escuela.

LESSON XXXVIII.

LECCIÓN XXXVIII.

quail quick seen kill me oh eat first know Henry

codorniz rápido visto matar me oh comer primero saber Henry

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[Illustration: Quail in brush.]

[Ilustración: Codorniz entre arbustos.]

"John! come here. Be quick, and tell me what kind of bird this is."

«¡John! Ven aquí. Date prisa y dime qué tipo de pájaro es este.»

"Do you not know, Henry?"

«¿No lo sabes, Henry?»

"Oh, no! what is it?" "It is a quail."

«¡Oh, no! ¿Qué es?» «Es una codorniz.»

"It is the first quail I have seen. Is it good to eat?"

«Es la primera codorniz que he visto. ¿Está buena para comer?»

"Yes; but I should not like to kill it."

«Sí, pero no me gustaría matarla.»

LESSON XXXIX.

LECCIÓN XXXIX.

Kate dear name blue baby near shut crib sit

Kate querida nombre azul bebé cerca cerrado cuna sentar

[Illustration: Baby sleeping in crib.]

[Ilustración: Bebé durmiendo en una cuna.]

Is not this a dear baby in the crib?

¿No es este un querido bebé en la cuna?

Her name is Kate, and she has big, blue eyes.

Su nombre es Kate y tiene grandes ojos azules.

You can not see her eyes, for they are shut.

No puedes ver sus ojos, porque están cerrados.

Kate is a good baby; but she will cry if she is hurt, or if she is not well.

Kate es una buena bebé, pero llorará si se lastima o si no se siente bien.

Bess likes to sit near the baby, and to rock her in the crib.

A Bess le gusta sentarse cerca del bebé y mecerla en la cuna.

LESSON XL.--REVIEW.

LECCIÓN XL.--REPASO.

Henry Black and Ned Bell live near our house.

Henry Black y Ned Bell viven cerca de nuestra casa.

Vocabulary

escuela
A place where students go to learn
niño
A young male child or boy
iglesia
A building where Christians worship God
cuando
Used to indicate a time or moment when
libros
Plural of libro; written or printed reading materials
pizarras
Plural of pizarra; flat boards used for writing
Ilustración
A picture or drawing that accompanies text
Varias
Several or various; more than two of something
personas
Plural of persona; human beings or individuals
de
Preposition meaning of, from, or about
pie
The lower part of the leg; standing position
frente
The front side or forehead; in front of
a
Preposition meaning to, at, or toward
una
Feminine indefinite article meaning a or an
que
Conjunction or relative pronoun meaning that or which
parece
Third-person singular of parecer; it seems or appears
similar
Alike or resembling something else in appearance
pequeña
Feminine adjective meaning small or little in size
Qué
Interrogative pronoun meaning what or which thing
tipo
A kind, type, or sort of something
casa
A building where people live; a home
es
Third-person singular of ser; means is
esta
Feminine demonstrative pronoun or adjective meaning this
Crees
Second-person singular of creer; do you think or believe
o
Conjunction meaning or; used to present alternatives
Parece
Third-person singular of parecer; it seems or looks like
pero
Conjunction meaning but; introduces a contrast
creo
First-person singular of creer; I think or believe
Veo
First-person singular of ver; I see or observe
los
Masculine plural definite article meaning the
niños
Plural of niño; young male or mixed-gender children
y
Conjunction meaning and; connects words or clauses
niñas
Plural of niña; young female children or girls
con
Preposition meaning with; indicates accompaniment or possession
sus
Possessive adjective meaning his, her, their, or your
Cuando
Conjunction meaning when; indicates time of an action
suene
Subjunctive form of sonar; when it rings or sounds
la
Feminine singular definite article meaning the
campana
A bell that makes a ringing sound when struck
entrarán
Future tense of entrar; they will enter a place
A
Preposition meaning to, at, or toward something
un
Masculine indefinite article meaning a or an
buen
Shortened form of bueno; good or well-behaved
le
Indirect object pronoun meaning to him, her, or you
gusta
Third-person singular of gustar; to like or be pleasing
ir
Infinitive meaning to go from one place to another
LECCIÓN
A lesson or unit of study in a course
codorniz
A small ground-dwelling bird related to the quail
rápido
Fast or quick; moving or acting with speed
visto
Past participle of ver; seen or observed before
matar
Infinitive meaning to kill or cause death
me
First-person singular object pronoun meaning me or myself
oh
Exclamation expressing surprise, wonder, or realization
comer
Infinitive meaning to eat food or consume a meal
primero
Meaning first in order or position among others
saber
Infinitive meaning to know a fact or information
Codorniz
A small bird; quail found in fields and bushes
entre
Preposition meaning between or among multiple things
arbustos
Plural of arbusto; small woody plants or bushes
Ven
Imperative form of venir; come here immediately
aquí
Adverb meaning here; in or at this place
Date
Reflexive imperative of dar; hurry up or give yourself
prisa
Haste or hurry; rushing to do something quickly
dime
Imperative of decir with me; tell me something
qué
Interrogative pronoun meaning what; asks for information
pájaro
A bird; a feathered animal capable of flying
este
Masculine demonstrative adjective or pronoun meaning this
No
Adverb of negation meaning no or not
lo
Masculine direct object pronoun meaning it or him
sabes
Second-person singular of saber; you know a fact
Oh
Exclamation of surprise, realization, or strong emotion
Es
Third-person singular of ser; it is or she is
primera
Feminine form of primero; first in order or rank
he
First-person singular auxiliary of haber; I have done
Está
Third-person singular of estar; it is in a state
buena
Feminine form of bueno; good in quality or character
para
Preposition meaning for, in order to, or toward
Affirmative adverb meaning yes or indeed
gustaría
Conditional of gustar; I or you would like something
matarla
Infinitive matar plus la; to kill it (feminine object)
querida
Feminine adjective meaning dear, beloved, or darling
nombre
A name given to a person, place, or thing
azul
The color blue; a common Spanish color adjective
bebé
A very young infant or baby child
cerca
Adverb meaning near or close in distance or time
cerrado
Past participle of cerrar; closed or shut tight
cuna
A small bed with sides used for babies
sentar
Infinitive meaning to seat or cause to sit down
Bebé
A very young infant or newborn child
durmiendo
Present participle of dormir; sleeping or currently asleep
en
Preposition meaning in, on, or at a location
querido
Masculine adjective meaning dear, beloved, or cherished
Su
Possessive adjective meaning his, her, its, or your
tiene
Third-person singular of tener; he, she, or it has
grandes
Plural of grande; large or big in size or importance
ojos
Plural of ojo; the organs used for seeing; eyes
azules
Plural of azul; blue in color; describes multiple things
puedes
Second-person singular of poder; you can or are able
ver
Infinitive meaning to see or look at something
porque
Conjunction meaning because; gives a reason or cause
están
Third-person plural of estar; they are in a state
cerrados
Masculine plural of cerrado; closed or shut completely
llorará
Future tense of llorar; he, she, or it will cry
si
Conjunction meaning if; introduces a conditional clause
se
Reflexive pronoun meaning himself, herself, itself, or themselves
lastima
Third-person of lastimar; hurts or injures oneself or someone
siente
Third-person singular of sentir; feels or senses something
bien
Adverb meaning well or good; in a good manner
sentarse
Reflexive infinitive of sentar; to sit oneself down
del
Contraction of de plus el; of the masculine noun
mecerla
Infinitive mecer plus la; to rock it or her gently
REPASO
A review or revision of previously studied material
viven
Third-person plural of vivir; they live or reside somewhere
nuestra
Feminine possessive adjective meaning our; belonging to us
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