My first set of flashcards.

Question

Hi, I had nothing to do for Thanks Giving's Eve and since I was in a jolly mood I decided to make a set of flashcards. Problem is I can't even find it now

Anyway I think it might there, somewhere. If you have sometime check them out and tell me what you think.

Well if I'm still feeling in a good mood I might even make another one

Answer 1

Did you look under your profile? At the bottom of the page it will list your sets.

I looked there already but I couldn't find it. I had to use a round about way. - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

Answer 2

Very, hmm.... optimistic, positive and so on

I made another one about chess - 0068e2f4, Nov 27, 2009

Answer 3

Hi Robertico,

I found a set under your profile called "Dungeons and Calamities". I'm not sure if that is the set you are referring to or not. If it is, and you are in a good mood, what is the topic when you are in a bad mood. jeje

jejeje - Goyo, Nov 26, 2009

I don't know what made me do that ;-( - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

scary - nizhoni1, Nov 26, 2009

Answer 4

Please provide a link next time. Don''t you realize how lazy that I am?

dungeons and calamities

handcuffs=esposas (that's cute!)

By the way our dictionary say that it is las esposa (no s). Odd, they don't do that with tijeras.

stoning=empedramiento (misspelled with extra e)

Oh, thanks Quentin - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

Yeah, there is singular and plural there Quentin - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

handcuffs - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

But for handcuffs it says esposa is a plural noun - 0074b507, Nov 26, 2009

It's esposas when it means the other definition-at least that's what I think it says. I'll try another dictionary. - 0074b507, Nov 26, 2009

rae says esposa for handcuffs is f. pl. - 0074b507, Nov 26, 2009

Quentin I see in our dictonary handcuffs = esposas and handcuff = esposar, manilla, esposa - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

and elmundo.es says handcuffs = esposas also but for esposa only says wife - 0068e2f4, Nov 26, 2009

from comments by people it is just like tijeras, you always say scissors, not scissor. I guess what the rae means that you always say esposas, not esposa for handcuffs. Sorry for the confusion. - 0074b507, Nov 26, 2009

I don't understand our dictionary's example. ponerle las esposa a alguien. I understand the singular in English. I don't understand the "las". - 0074b507, Nov 26, 2009

It should always be las esposas, it's probably a typo. It has to be a pair anyway. - 0068e2f4, Nov 27, 2009

There was a funny thread on handcuffs: http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/4762/handcuffs - cheeseisyummy, Nov 27, 2009