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Spanish Level 2
Drill yourself on intermediate Spanish vocabulary and grammatical concepts such as direct and indirect objects and the imperfect, preterite, and imperative tenses.
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Lessons in this Class
| # | Deck Name | Num. of Cards |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
The prepositions POR vs PARA and some more restaurant vocabulary |
59 |
| 2 |
This deck covers terms dealing with distance, fear, and furniture. This roughly covers cards 1540-1580 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
44 |
| 3 |
The majority of this deck deals with grammar words. This roughly covers cards 1580-1650 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
74 |
| 4 |
Telling time, days, months, and ordinal numbers |
85 |
| 5 |
This deck deals with many general topics of vocab words, chief among them luck, mail, possibility, and honesty. This roughly covers cards 1650-1740 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
83 |
| 6 |
This deck presents vocab terms dealing with religion, courage, and buildings. This roughly covers cards 1740-1820 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
77 |
| 7 |
The preterite (past) verb tense, "here" and "there" recap, and demonstrative adjectives |
108 |
| 8 |
In this deck, you'll learn a series of computer and entertainment words. This roughly covers cards 1820-1900 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
82 |
| 9 |
The vocab in this deck deals for the most part with exercise, geography, and hair. This roughly covers cards 1900-1990 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
90 |
| 10 |
Direct and indirect objects, reflexive verbs, and body parts |
121 |
| 11 |
This deck presents terms covering such topics as jewelry, marriage, math, and memory. This roughly covers cards 1990-2060 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
72 |
| 12 |
Use this deck to learn vocab terms dealing with music and organization. This roughly covers cards 2060-2140 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
81 |
| 13 |
The imperfect (past) verb tense, and the verb ACABAR ("to have just") |
57 |
| 14 |
In this deck you will learn a variety of social and time words. This roughly covers cards 2140-2230 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
86 |
| 15 |
Use this deck to memorize vocabulary dealing with a range of topics like argument, belief, care, and cause. This roughly covers cards 2230-2300 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
69 |
| 16 |
GUSTAR ("to like") and similar verbs, clothing, colors, and other key vocabulary |
69 |
| 17 |
This deck mostly contains intermediate vocabulary about clothes, along with comparison words. This roughly covers cards 2300-2380 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
85 |
| 18 |
In this deck you will find terms and phrases that have to do with guessing, hurry, imagination, improvement, and negation. This roughly covers cards 2380-2460 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
77 |
| 19 |
Common verbs irregular in the preterite (past) tense |
53 |
| 20 |
Learn vocabulary terms dealing with a diverse spectrum of topics, from peace and planning to relaxation and speed. This roughly covers cards 2460-2540 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
84 |
| 21 |
This vocab deck touches on such topics as surprise, trouble, habit, agreement, and nature. This roughly covers cards 2540-2600 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
71 |
| 22 |
The imperative verb tense, transportation, and directions |
93 |
| 23 |
Here, you will learn words related to books, convenience, diet, drugs, and energy. This roughly covers cards 2600-2690 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
75 |
| 24 |
This deck focuses on intermediate food vocabulary. This roughly covers cards 2690-2790 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
97 |
| 25 |
A quick introduction to the present perfect, past perfect, and conditional. |
71 |
| 26 |
This deck presents more intermediate food-related terms. This roughly covers cards 2790-2850 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
66 |
| 27 |
Use this deck to learn basic vocab about guns, law, and materials. This roughly covers cards 2850-2940 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
88 |
| 28 |
This deck contains intermediate people words, as well as a group of terms dealing with possession. This roughly covers cards 2940-3000 of our 9000+ Spanish vocabulary cards, which Brainscape's linguists have ordered from most fundamental (“hello”) to most esoteric (“fluorescent”). |
57 |
| 29 |
Use this deck to hone your Spanish listening comprehension skills! |
119 |
| 30 |
Spanish Translation Practice 2 This deck serves as a way to both develop your translation skills and learn a wide range of common colloquial Spanish phrases. |
130 |
