Natural Food - Fruits & Vegetables

Fruits (frúts) frutas

Apples (ápels) manzanas
Apricots (apricots) damascos
Avocados (avocádos) paltas
Bananas (banánas) bananas
Berries (béris) bayas
Cherries (chéris) cerezas

Dates (déits) datilas
Figs (figs) higos
Grapes (gréips) uvas
Grapefruits (gréipfrúts) pomelos

Kiwi (kíui) kiwi
Lemons (lemon) lemones
Mandarins (mándarins) mandarinas

Melons (melons) melones

Nuts (nats) nueses/frutas secas

Oranges (órenyes) naranjas
Olives (ólivs) olivas
Pears (pérs) peras
Peaches (píches) duraznos
Raisins (réisins) passas de uvas
Water Melons (uáter mélon) sandía

Vegetables (véytabels) verduras

Asparagus (aspáragus) asparago
Beets (bííts) remolachas
Broccoli (brócoli) brocoli
Cabbage (kábey) repollo
Carrots (kérots) zanahorias
Cauliflower (cólidláuer) coliflor
Corn (corn) choclo


Cucumbers (kiúcambers) pepinos
Eggplants (eggplants) beregenas
Green Beans (grin bíns) chauchas
Leeks (lííks) puerros
Lettuce (létes) lechuga
Onions (ónions) cebollas
Parsley (pársli) perejil
Peppers (pépers) pimientas
Potatoes (potéitos) papas
Radishes (rádishes) radichesas
Red Peppers (red pépers) ají
Squash (scuásh) zapallo
Tomatoes (toméitos) tomates
Yams (iáms) batatas
Zuccinni (sukíni) zapallito

Today's Special Vocabulary - Food

Food (fúd) alimento……..........……..…….. Feed (fíd) alimentar

Hunger (hánger) hambr.......…....Hungry (hángri) hambriento

Thirst (zerst) sed………….…..........… Thirsty (zérsti) sediento

Taste (teist) sabor………..…............…..Tasty (téisti) saboroso

Full (fúl) lleno………………...........….……………..Fill (fil) llenar

Meal (míl) comida…………….........………………………...………..

Delicious (delíshes) delicioso……………........…………...……….

We need to buy food for the week.

They like to feed the fish in the pond.

He must eat to satisfy his hunger.

When I’m hungry, I don’t like to eat sweets.

Please drink until you quench your Thirst .

Water is the best drink when you are thirsty.

How does it taste?

Your cake is very tasty!

At lunch we have a small meal.

This bread is absolutely delicious!

I am completely full!

Please don't fill my plate!

Today's Class-Places to Go, Things to Do -With the Imperative

Agency (éiyensi) agencia - Please ask the agency for two new plane tickets.

Auditorium (oditóeium) auditorium- Buy a ticket at the auditorium, the Rolling Stones are playing there tonight.

Airport (éirport) aeropuerto – Be at the airport three hours

before departure.

Art Gallery (árt gáleri) Galería de Arte – Let’s go see the new exhibits at the art gallery.

Bank (bénk) banko – Go to the bank, get some change (chéinsh) monedas/cambio

Bakery (béikeri) panadería – Please, bring me a loaf of whole wheat bread (a lóuf ov hóul wíít bred) from the bakery.

Coffee Shop (cófi shop)) café – Meet me at our coffee shop at

4:00 tomorrow afternoon.

Cinema (cínema) cinema – Watch that movie in the cinema, see the special effects.

Club (clab) club – Meet me at the club for dinner tonight.

Country Side (cántri said) las afueras – Please drive me to my place in the country side. I need to have a little rest and relaxation.

Deli (deli) fiambrería – Get us two ham sandwiches at the deli.

Department Store (department stor) un supermercado que vende de todo - Shop at the neighborhood department store, it has a large selection.

Downtown (dauntaun) pleno centro – Take the bus downtown, it’s the easiest way to get there.

Flower Shop (flauér shop) floreria – Let me have a dozen of red roses.

Fruit and Vegetable Store (frut end véshtabel stour) fruteria y verduderia – Please get me two pounds of oranges and a pound of bananas from the fruit and vegetable store at the corner.

Garage (garaásh) mecanico – Please take the van to the garage for a tune up.

Grocery Store (gróseri stour) almacen – Buy some milk, cheese and half a pound of green olives at the grocery store.

Hotel (hotel) hotel – Pick her up from the hotel at 7:00am.

Hospital (hospital) hospital – Don’t visit me at the hospital, let’s meet at home.

Information Center (informéishen center) centro de información – Ask for directions at the information center.

Jail (sheil) cárcel – Be careful! Don’t drink and drive, you might end up in jail.

Jewelry Store (lluelri stour) joyería –Please fix and polish this bracelet for my wife.

Kitchen (kíchen) cocina - Ask for two glasses of milk at the kitchen and bring me one.

Laundromat (lóndri mét) lavandería - Wash and dry your clothes in the laundromat, it takes

less than an hour and a half.

Library (láibreri) bibloteca - Return these books to the library and pick up ten new ones.

Market (market) Mercado – Buy some fresh fish at the market.

Night Club (náit clab) cabaret – Check out the new night club at the corner, they’ve a nice show and good food.

Office (ófis) oficina – Call the office and let them now we are here.

Post Office (post ófis) correo – Please send these letters from the post office across the street.

Prison (príson) preso –Avoid going to prison at all costs.

Play Ground (pléi graund) patio de recreo – Take the children to the play ground; it is a lot of fun.

Park (park) parque – Come on! Go play in the park with your friends.

Parking Lot (parking lat) estacionamiento –Please park the car in the parking lot next door.

Quarantine (quarantine) cuarentina – Please quarantine your son so he may not infect the rest of the family.

Restaurant (réstorant) restaurante – Have lunch with us at the Japanese restaurant.

Spa (spa) balneario – Try the masseuses at the spa, they are very professional.

Subway Station (sábuéi stéishen) estasción de subteraneos – Take the D line at the subway station next block.

Supermarket (súpermarket) supermercado –Try to buy all we need at the supermarket with a credit card.

Train Station (tréin stéishen) estación de tren- Let’s meet at the train station and take the train to Retiro.

Theatre (zíater) teatro –Come to see our show at the theatre, it’s quite entertaining.

University (iúnivérsiti) universidad – Take a history course at the University, it’s very interesting.

Veterinarian (Vet) veterenárian – Please take our dog to the veterinarian, he needs his yearly injections.

Warehouse (uérhaus) galpon – Go to the warehouse, they have discount prices.

Youth Hostel (iúz hóstel) hostel de jovenes- Rent a room for two at the youth hostel, it is not expensive.

Zoo (sú) zoologico - Let's go to the zoo; they have a new baby Koala!

Give Me One Reason - LYRICS - Dame Una Razón

Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Said I don't want leave you lonely
You got to make me change my mind

Baby I got your number and I know that you got mine
But you know that I called you, I called too many times
You can call me baby, you can call me anytime
But you got to call me

Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Said I don't want leave you lonely
You got to make me change my mind

I don't want no one to squeeze me - they might take away my life
I don't want no one to squeeze me - they might take away my life
I just want someone to hold me and rock me through the night

This youthful heart can love you yes and give you what you need
I said this youthful heart can love you and give you what you need
But I'm too old to go chasing you around
Wasting my precious energy

Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Give me one reason to stay here - and I'll turn right back around
Said, I don't want leave you lonely
You got to make me change my mind

Baby just give me one reason - Give me just one reason why
Baby just give me one reason - Give me just one reason why I should stay
Said I told you that I loved you
And there ain't no more to say

Tracy Chapman - Give me one reason

Esta cancion fabulosa empieza con el Imperativo, give me! dame! Tracy Chapman - Give me one reason

Today's Key - Dimensions in Time -The Imperative

El Imperativo es el Present Habitual (Simple) apuntado a YOU.

Usamos el imperative (imperativo) para: request (rekuést) pedir,
order (órder) mandar, invite (inváit) invitar, offer (Ófer) ofrecer o
give instructions (giv instrácshens) dar instrucciones.
Ya por si, comunicamos con You (sea singular o plural) y por la misma razón no mencionamos el pronombre.

Por ejemplo: Call me! (kól mi) Llamame! (no se dice tu me llamas)

Request:
Please, pass me the salt (por favor, pasame la sal)
Please, don't leave. (por favor, no vayas)

Please, wait a moment. (por favor, esperá un momento)

Order:
Bring us two glasses of red wine. (traenos dos vasos de vino)

Sit here and don't move. (sienta aca y no muevas)

Take this tray back to the kitchen.(Vuelva esta bandeja a la cocina)

Invite:
Come back to see us soon. (ven a visitarnos pronto)

Join me for dinner at the club. (reune conmigo para cenar en el club)

Tell me what happened. (cuentame que pasó)

Offer:
Take my coat, it's quite cold outside.(lleva mi abrigo, esta bastante frio afuera)

Have a cup of coffee. (ten una tasa de cafe)

Try this dish, it's delicious. (gose este plato, es delicioso)

Give instructions:
How to make a mushroom omelet for two?

Whip (batir) three or four eggs in a bowl adding salt and pepper.
Slice (corte en trjadas) a small onion and 5 big mushrooms. Sautee (cocina con poco aceite) onions, add (agrega)mushroom and stir (revuelva) occasionally till golden. Add (agrega)
whipped eggs and simmer (cocina a fuego bajo).When omelet is almost dry, turn off (apaga) the flame and cover (cubre) pan with a lid for a minute, then serve (sirve).

All You Need Is Love-Lyrics

All You Need Is Love
The Beatles
Lennon/McCartney

There's nothing you can do that can't be done.
Nothing you can sing that can't be sung.
Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game
It's easy.

There's nothing you can make that can't be made.
No one you can save that can't be saved.
Nothing you can do but you can learn how to be in time
It's easy.

All you need is love, all you need is love,
All you need is love, love, love is all you need.
Love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love.
All you need is love, all you need is love,
All you need is love, love, love is all you need.

There's nothing you can know that isn't known.
Nothing you can see that isn't shown.
Nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be.
It's easy.

All you need is love, all you need is love,
All you need is love, love, love is all you need.
All you need is love (all together now)
All you need is love (everybody)
All you need is love, love, love is all you need.

All You Need Is Love -The Beatles

All You Need Is Love TAAllhe Beatles - All You Need Is Love From Yellow Submarine

About Peace, Love, Joy....quotes by Prem Rawat to a musical beat-VIDEO

It is my pleasure and honour to present you my teacher and best friend, Prem Rawat Maharaji International Day of Peace A groovy clip with quotes of the most inspirational speaker and steadfast proponent of peace, Prem Rawat, for the International Day of Peace on 21st September 2008. http://www.wordsofpeace.org http://www.whour.org http://www.theypi.net

Today's Special Vocabulary - Feelings

Joy (lloi) alegria..........................Joyful (lloiful) alegre
Peace (píís) paz......................Peaceful (píísful) pacifico
Love (lav) amor......................Loving (laving) amuroso
Happiness (hépines) felicidad.....................................Happy (hépi) feliz
Satisfaction (satisécshen) satisfaccion.....Satisfied (sátisfaid) satisfecho
Respect (respékt) respeto....................Respectful (respéktful) respetuoso
Gratitude (grátitud) gratitud......................Grateful (gréitful) agradecido
Harmony (hármoni) armonía......Harmonious (harmónies) harmonioso
Affection (afékshen) afecto...............Affectionate (afékshenet) afectuoso
Understanding (andersténding)entendimiento..............Understanding

It is a very joyful event for all of us.
Only I say, give peace a chance.
All you need is love.
Are you happy?
I can't get no satisfaction but I try and I try...
Respect your mother and your father so you may have a long life.
I am grateful for this opportunity.
They seem to have a very harmonious relationship.
My cat is very affectionate.
His parents are very Understanding.

¿Que Dicen los Alumnod de daleingles?

Professor Dahli is very energetic and continues to work with you after the
class is over. She really cares about students and is fully committed to make you succeed in your exams, if that is what you want, or to improve your English for your new labour challenges.
I strongly recommend her!

Javier Quagliano

La profesora Dahli es muy energética y sigue ocupando de los alumnos aun después que termina la clase. Ella realmente valora sus alumnos y esta completamente dedicada de que tengan éxito en sus exámenes, si eso es lo que ellos desean, y/o que mejoren el ingles para los desafíos laboral. La recomendo fuertemente.

Javier Quagliano

(traducido al español por dahli)

Students' Compositions - Present Simple

What are Mary's hobbies?

Mary has a few hobbies. She likes to listen to music,
especially to Meringue, Salsa, Tropical music and Rock.

She dances at home and sometimes goes to a discotheque
with her friends to have a good time. Mary runs everyday
and at weekends she rides bicycles around the park.

Araceli's second composition

Barack Obama Inauguration Speech Part 1-VIDEO

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daleingles Group Class - Birthday Celebration

Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama - USAService.org Michelle Obama calls upon all Americans to serve.

Moments in History-Barack Obama becomes 44th U.S. President

Barack Obama becomes 44th U.S. president, making history as first African-American leader of the United States. Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama: "We have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord."

Today's Class- Health Conditions-Do You Always Feel Well? Do You Sometimes Feel Ill?

When we feel well, we are healthy (hélzi).

Sometimes we don’t feel well. We may be:

not well (nat uél) mal

sick (sik) enfermo

ill (íl) enfermo

hurt (hert) herido

dizzy (dísi) mareado

nauseous (nóshes) tiene nausia

bleeding (blíding) sangrando

infected (infécted) infectado

I don’t feel so well. I am sick.

What is the matter?

I think I have a cold.

Um...

I have a headache, a runny nose and maybe fever.

Or we might have:

A cold- resfrío

Flu (flú) gripe

Fever (fíver) fiebre

Bronchitis (bronkáitis)

Pneumonia (eumónia)

Headache (hédeik) dolor de cabeza

Toothache (túzeik) dolor de muelas

Earache (ííreik) dolor de oídos

Heartache (hárteik) dolor de corazón

Stomachache (stómaeik) dolor del estómago

How are you?

I’m sore all over.

Too much exercise?

maybe.

Sore eyes (sór áis) dolor de ojos

Sore lips (sór lips) dolor de labios

Sore throat (sór zrout) dolor de garganta

Sore muscles (sór másels) dolor de músculos

Sore legs (sór legs) dolor de piernas

Sore feet (sór fíít) dolor de pies

Sore hands (sór hénds) dolor de manos

Broken bones (brouken bouns) huesos quebrados

Pain (péin), ache (éik), sore (sor) - dolor

Burn (bern) arda

Itch (ich) pica

Broken (brouken) quebrado

Infection (infécshen) infeccion

Rash (rásh)

Food poisoning (fúd poidening)

Is Nora all right?

Well, she got a burn.

Is it serious?

It hurts, but it is only a first degree burn so it will heal soon.

Some pains are

Dull (dal) flojo

Sharp (sharp) afilado

Pulsating (pálseiting) pulsando

Frequent (fríkuent) frecuente

Constant (kónstent) constante

Severe (sevír) severo

Penetrating (penetréiting) fuerte

Comes and goes (kams en gous) viene y va

Doctor, I have a stomachache

What kind of pain do you feel in your stomach?

I don’t know how to explain it.

Is it sharp or dull?

It is sharp.

Is it constant or does it come and go?

It comes and goes.

We Might have a Sickness; Illness; Disease; Ailment (éilment) – enfermedad

a disease may be serious but there is always hope for recovery

Arthritis (aztáitis) atritis

Cancer (kénser) cancer

Concussion (konkáshen)

Tuberculosis/TB (tuberculosis)

Cardiac arrest (cardiac arrest) parro de corazón

Heart disease (hart disis) enfermedad de corazón

Lung disease (lang disis) enfermedad de los pulmones

Kidney disease (kídni disis) enfermedad de los riñones

Malaria (malaria) malaria

SAR

HIV

You look terrible. What’s the matter?

My doctor said I have skin cancer.

Don’t worry!

Really?

Yes. It is curable 98% of the time.

Mental Illnesses can be controlled by medication and therapy:

Paranoia (paranóia)paranoia: paranoid (paranoid) paranoico

Schizophrenia (skítsofrénia): schizophrenic (skitsofrénik)

Manic depression (mánik depréshen): bi-polar (bai pólar) bipolar

Depression (depréshen): depressed (deprésd) depremido

Phobia (fóbia) fobia: phobic (fóbic) fobico

Doctor, I am afraid. I think people follow me and want to harm me.

How often do you feel that?

Not always, but it worries me.

When does it happen?

It usually happens when I’m very tired.

Try to do some Yoga or get a acupreassure massage.

It doesn’t help.

Well, you may be a little paranoid. Here is a prescription for you.

Some conditions happen at birth or early childhood – those may

Improve or cure

Blindness (báindnes) blind (blaind) ciego

Deafness (defnes) deaf (def) sordo

Dumbness (damnes) dumb (dam) mudo

Paralysis (paralysis) paralyzed (páralaised) paralizo

What do we look for when we want to get better?

a remedy (rémedi) remedio

a cure (kiúr) cura

an improvement (imprúvment) mejoramiento

a betterment (béterment) mejoramiento

a solution (solúshen) solucion

a healing (hííling) cura

What can help?

Medication (medikéishen) medicacion

Medicine (médisin) medicina

Prescription (preskrípshen) prescipcion

Massage (masash) masaje

Acupuncture (akiupánkcher) acupancturaTherapy (zérapi) terapia

Yoga (iyóga)

Injection / Shot (inyekshen) injeccion

Operation / Surgery (operéishen/séryeri) operacion

Who can help?

A nurse (ners) enfermera

A doctor (doctor) doctor

A physician (fidíshen) medico

A masseuse (masús) masagista

A psychologist (saikóloyist) psicologo

A psychiatrist (saikáetrist) psiquiatra

A healer (hííler) cura

Where can we go for help?

Doctor office (dóctor)

Clinic (klínik) clínica

Hospital (hospital) hospital

Emergency room (eméryensi rúm)

Yoga class (iyóga)

Massage parlor, or private practice(masay) masage

What do we say to a person who isn’t well?

“Get well soon!”

“We wish you a quick recovery!”

“Get better soon!”