Birthday Party in Spanish - Kids A1
Text about birthday celebration in Spanish. A1 level for children with translation.
El cumpleaños feliz
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What you'll learn
celebration vocabulary, food, games, social situations, counting, basic nouns
Description of a child's birthday party: guests, games, cake, presents in Spanish. A1 level. Topics: cumpleaños, pastel, velas, regalos, amigos, juegos, fiesta, celebration.
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feliz cumpleaños
newFeliz cumpleaños
Traditional birthday greeting
Essential phrase for celebrations
tengo siete años
newTengo siete años
Using tener for age
Common way to express age in Spanish
pido un deseo
newPido un deseo
Verb pedir in present tense
Describes a birthday tradition
soplo las velas
newSoplo las velas
Verb soplar in present tense
Typical birthday action
estoy muy emocionado
newEstoy muy emocionado
Estar + emotion adjective
To express feelings
nos divertimos mucho
newNos divertimos mucho
Reflexive verb divertirse
To describe enjoyable activities
Key words
Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.
Birthday
cumpleaños
Cumpleaños
Noun - annual celebration
Key topic word
Cake
pastel
Pastel
Noun - birthday dessert
Essential vocabulary
Candles
velas
Velas
Noun - objects on cake
Important vocabulary item
Gifts
regalos
Regalos
Plural noun - presents
Central birthday activity
Balloons
globos
Globos
Plural noun - decoration
Typical decoration
Piñata
piñata
Piñata
Noun - party game
Traditional game from article
Grammar in context
Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.
Verb tener (to have)
tener (to have)
To have (present tense)
I have, you have, he/she has...
To express age and possession
Verb estar (to be)
estar (to be - emotions)
To be (temporary states)
I am, you are, he/she is...
For emotions and temporary states
Stem-changing verbs (e→ie)
stem-changing verbs (divertirse)
Stem-changing verbs (e→ie)
divertirse → I enjoy myself...
Important verb in the story
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