A-Z game_verb cognates

Question

Have you ever wondered how many of the verbs you have on your lists that are easy to remember without much effort. You will be surprised at how many verbs are cognates. Let's do a game that shows all the verbs you can put on a separate list and not have to worry about their meaning.

Please click on "newest" to make sure you stay in alphabetical order.

Pictures would be nice if you can find something related to the verb.

I will start with: admitir=to admit

Please read my comment and let me know, thank you! - 00b6f46c, May 20, 2011

Verbs with multiple meanings could add some controversy. Must only a verb's "Primary" meaning be used? - pesta, May 20, 2011

not primary meaning but same sound to both Spanish and English = same meaning. - foxluv, May 21, 2011

thanks lovley, always looking out for these things, very much appreciated, fox did not do anything about your help, so I am closing the thread, thanks again lovely:) - 00494d19, May 21, 2011

Answer 1

Defender / to defend

Answer 2

Capturar / to capture

Haha, 3 in a row! - Destroyed99, May 20, 2011

Answer 3

Basar / to base

Han basado la película en una novela. The film is based on a novel.

I'm not sure about adding sentences Ian :roll: - 00b6f46c, May 20, 2011

What are you doing up at this time of the night Lovely ? :)) - ian-hill, May 20, 2011

lol, using SD I think - Destroyed99, May 20, 2011

It must be about 6 am ! - ian-hill, May 20, 2011

it is 6 am! 5, 16 actually, but what can I say, I love learning Spanish lol - 00b6f46c, May 20, 2011

She's been up all night! Check her posts and you'll see. Call in the desvelo police! - hhmdirocco, May 20, 2011

Hmmm :P - Destroyed99, May 20, 2011

Answer 4

not have to worry about their meaning

Then you'll have to change the name of the game A-Z False verbs cognates, and this game already exists on the list.

Maybe you should put a rule that says : The verb and its cognate must have the same meaning and then change your example and let's start over again

yes, same meaning, same sound. - foxluv, May 21, 2011

Answer 5

Fascinar/To fascinate

"...keep feeling fascination, passion burning, love so strong..."-The Human League

Answer 6

Eclipsar / to eclipse

Answer 7

Mistake - please delete

Answer 8

Mistake - please delete

Thank God for dictionaries and people like you who read them. :) - Sabor, May 20, 2011

Answer 9

Accept - aceptar

If we are starting again.

Good start :) - 00b6f46c, May 20, 2011

Answer 10

Thanks lovley, always looking out for these things, very much appreciated, fox did not do anything about your help, so I am closing the thread, thanks again lovely

Answer 11

Humillar/To humiliate

:-/ naww, couldn't you find a better piccy TB? - Destroyed99, May 21, 2011

Oops, sorry... :-( - 002067fe, May 21, 2011

Answer 12

G: gobernar - to govern