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\nNouns-Annual celebrations  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| Navidad | Christmas |\n| Nochebuena | Christmas Eve |\n| Nochevieja | New Year’s Eve |\n| Pascua | Easter |\n| Semana Santa | Holy Week |\n| la Tomatina | Spanish tomato festival |\n\nNouns – Religious events and celebrations  \n\n| la iglesia | church |\n| --- | --- |\n| la mezquita | mosque |\n| la sinagoga | synagogue |\n| el templo | temple |\n\nVocabulary – Talking about celebrations  \n\n| bailar | to dance |\n| --- | --- |\n| la boda | wedding |\n| celebrar | to celebrate |\n| el desfile | procession, parade |\n| el disfraz (los disfraces) | costume(s), fancy dress |\n| divertir; divertirse | to amuse, to entertain, amusing, entertaining; to enjoy oneself, have a good time, enjoying oneself, having a good time |\n| el espectáculo | show, spectacle |\n| la fiesta | party, festival |\n| el flamenco | flamenco (dance/music from the south of Spain) |\n\n\n| la tradición | tradition |\n| --- | --- |\n\nVocabulary-Celebrations  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| la alegría | joy, happiness |\n| animado | lively |\n| el baile | dance |\n| la canción | song |\n| cantar | to sing |\n| católico | Catholic |\n| la cocina | kitchen, cooking |\n| compartir | to share |\n| la corrida | bullfight |\n| la costumbre | custom, tradition, habit |\n| la cultura | culture |\n| invitar | to invite |\n| el regalo | gift |\n| el santo | Saint, Saint’s day |\n| los Sanfermines | festival in Pamplona involving running of the bulls |\n| el toro | bull |\n| el traje | suit, costume |\n| el vestido | dress |\n| vestir, vestirse | to dress, get dressed |\n| la uva | grape |\n\nMonths of the year  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| enero | January |\n| febrero | February |\n| marzo | March |\n| abril | April |\n| mayo | May |\n| junio | June |\n| julio | July |\n| agosto | August |\n| setiembre | September |\n| octubre | October |\n| noviembre | November |\n\n\n| diciembre | December |\n| --- | --- |\n\nHigher Tier vocabulary – Useful verbs  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| asistir | to attend |","cbCaibY5aP7gDwq5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibY5aP7gDwq5","pdf",91775,"English","# Nouns - Annual celebrations\n## Nouns - Religious events and celebrations\n# Vocabulary - Talking about celebrations\n## Higher Tier vocabulary - Useful verbs\n# Months of the year","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of vocabulary are included in this document?\",\"answer\":\"It groups vocabulary into nouns for annual celebrations, nouns for religious events, and vocabulary for talking about celebrations, plus higher-tier useful verbs and months of the year.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major celebrations are listed under annual celebrations?\",\"answer\":\"It includes Navidad, Nochebuena, Nochevieja, Pascua, Semana Santa and la Tomatina.\"},{\"question\":\"What is covered in the “Months of the year” section?\",\"answer\":\"It provides the Spanish month names with their English 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