appliances

                                               

                                                  7th grade

                                    HAVE YOU BOUGHT A USELESS APPLIANCE?

ENNY: Hi lau how are you doing?
LAURA: I am ok,how do you feel?
ENNY:I feel bad i have had some troubles.
LAURA:what kind of trouble girl dont worry all problems have solutions. tell me.
ENNY: last week i bought a heater and a iron in a appliance store so  i was happy because i was going to have the oportunity to cook at home but, the heater has manufacturing defects  but the iron was good for this reason i am so angry and i dont know what to do
 LAURA: its so easy, you must take it overthere and change it
ENNY: ahh its great but how can i do it?
LAURA: its so easy if you want i can accompany
ENNY: of course, ok help me
LAURA: go ahead


now we´ll know some news words


VOCABULARY LIST

Palabra en Inglés	Pronunciación	Significado
air conditioner	éer condíshoner	aire acondicionador
blender	blénder	licuadora
ceiling fan	cíiling fan	ventilador de techo
coffee maker	cófi méiker	cafetera
dishwasher	dísh uósher	lavavajillas
fan	fan	ventilador
freezer	fríiser	congelador
fridge	frídch	heladera
hairdryer	jér dráier	secador de cabellos
heater	jíiter	estufa
iron	áiron	plancha
microwave	máicro uéiv	microondas
mixer	míxer	batidora
oven	óven	horno
refrigerator	refríyeréitor	heladera
sewing machine	sóuing mashín	máquina de coser
spin dryer	spín dráier	secador centrífugo
stove	stóuv	cocina
toaster	tóuster	tostadora

let´s play a video

now we are going to learn play

what is the appliance most important in you house and why?
yerling: for example for my is the heater because i can prepare my foods on it

business vocabulary

                                             11th  
                                  
                                  business methodology 
funny tales: a man who arrive to his house so happy said to his son come baby today i am going to teach you how to be  a  great business man, the boy who was playing so happy on the floor said radically !no daddy i dont want! but the father repeated one and one more time until convice to his son, the son so affraid said what  are you going to teach me, the father said get up  on the cabinet the boy did it hardly, then the father said launch you the boy affraid said no father are you crazy, no son i am going to take you i am no going to let you fall, then thge father convince the boy and heb jump over his father in that moment the father run and let him fall, the boy began to cry and his father said in the business you must not trust nor your father.


learn this vocabulary

1. Acción: Share
2. Accionista: Shareholder; Stockholder
3. Acreedor: Creditor
4. Acuerdo: Understanding
5. Aduana: Customs
6. Ahorro: Saving
7. Amortización: Amortization; Redemption
8. Autofinanciación: Self-financing
9. Balance: Balance
10. Banco; Banca: Bank
11. Beneficio: Profit
12. Bienes de consumo: Consumer goods
13. Billete: Banknote; Note ; Bill
14. Bolsa: Stock exchange
15. Capital congelado: Frozen capital
16. Capital disponible: Available capital
17. Capital fijo: Fixed assets
18. Capital inicial: Initial capital
19. Capital: Capital
20. Cheque al portador: Bearer cheque; Cheque payable to bearer
21. Cheque cruzado: Crossed cheque
22. Cheque: Cheque ; Check
23. Comercialización: Marketing
24. Comerciante: Merchant; Tradesman
25. Comercio exterior: Foreign
26. Comercio internacional: International Trade
27. Comercio nacional o interior: Domestic
28. Comercio: Commerce; Trade; trading
29. Competencia: Competition
30. Compra: Purchase
31. Comprador: Buyer
32. Consumidor: Consumer
33. Consumo: Consumption
34. Contabilidad: Accounting; Bookkeeping
35. Contable: Accountant; Bookkeeper
36. Contribuyente: Taxpayer

37. Cotización: Quotation
38. Coyuntura: Economic trend
39. Crédito: Credit
40. Cuentacorriente: Current account ; Checking account
41. Deflación: Deflation
42. Demanda: Demand
43. Descuento: Discount
44. Deudor: Debtor
45. Devaluación: Devaluation
46. Dinero efectivo o en metálico: Cash
47. Dinero suelto; Cambio: Change
48. Dinero: Money
49. Dividendo: Dividend
50. Domicilio social: Registered; Head office
51. Economía y Comercio: Economy and Commerce
52. Economía: Economic
53. Economista: Economist
54. Efectivo en caja: Cash on hand
55. En vías de desarrollo: Developing
56. Escasez: Scarcity
57. Especulación: Speculation
58. Estado de cuentas: Statement of accounts
59. Estancamiento: Stagnation
60. Existencias: Stocks
61. Exportación: Export; Exportation
62. Exportador: Exporter
63. Fabricante: Manufacturer
64. Fisco; hacienda: Fiscal authorities
65. Fluctuación: Economic fluctuation
66. Fuga de capitales: Capital flight
67. Ganancias: Earnings
68. Gastos diversos: Miscellaneous costs
69. Gastos fijos: Fixed costs
70. Gastos generales: Overhead expenses

71. Gastos imprevistos: Contingent expenses; contingencies
72. Gastos: Expenses; Expenditure; Outgoings
73. Giro: Drawing
74. Hipoteca: Mortgage
75. Holding: Holding company
76. Importación: Import; Importation
77. Importador: Importer
78. Impuesto sobre la renta: Income tax
79. Impuesto: Duty
80. Indice de crecimiento: Rate of growth
81. Infraestructura: Infrastructure
82. Ingresos; Renta: Income
83. Interés; Rédito: Interest
84. Intermediario: Middleman
85. Inventario: Inventory; Stocktaking
86. Inversion: Investment
87. Inversionista: Investor
88. Libre de impuesto: Tax-free
89. Libro de caja: Cashbook
90. Libro de contabilidad: Account book
91. Marca ragistrada: Trademark
92. Margen de beneficio: Profit margin
93. Mayorista: Wholesaler
94. Mercado libre: Open market
95. Mercado negro, estraperlo: Black market
96. Mercado: Market
97. Minorista: Retailer
98. Moneda nacional: Domestic
99. Monopolio: Monopoly
100. Nivel de vida: Standard of living
101. Obligación: Bond; Debenture
102. Oferta: Offer
103. Operación comercial: Commercial
104. Pagar en efectivo: To pay in cash
105. Poder adquisitivo: Purchasing power ; Buying power
106. Precio al contado: Cash price
107. Precio al por mayor: Wholesale price
108. Precio al por menor: Retail price

109. Precio de coste: Cost price
110. Precio de fábrica: Factory price; Manufacturer's price
111. Precio fijo: Fixed price
112. Precio: Price
113. Prestamista: Lender
114. Préstamo a corto , largo y medio plazo: Short, long, medium term loan
115. Préstamo; Prestar: Loan
116. Préstamo: Borrowing
117. Prestatario: Borrower
118. Presupuesto: Budget
119. Producción: Output ; Production
120. Productividad: Productivity
121. Recaudador de impuestos: Tax collector
122. Saldo de caja: Cash balance
123. Seguro: Insurance
124. Situación económica: Economic situation
125. Subdesarrollo: Underdevelopment
126. Subsidio; Subvención: Allowance; Grant ; Subsidy
127. Talonario de cheques: Chequebook (U.K) ; Check book (USA)
128. Tipo de interés: Rate of interest
129. Título; Valor: Security; Stock
130. Transferencia: Transfer
131. Vencimiento: Maturity
132. Vendedor: Dealer
133. Venta a plazos: Hire-purchase ; Instalment plan
134. Venta al contado: Cash sale
135. Venta: Sale

now lets pla a good video

enjoy doing this activity

what kind of business would you like to do?

clothes vocabulary

                            6th grade
what do your clothes say about you?
popular fashion comes and goes and sometimes comes back again! new fashion trends reflect the times and often come from social change and popular culture as seen in music, cinema, television or sport.
in the 1950s teenagers all over the world dressed like the rock and rool star ELVIS PRESLEY. Elvis mania was the begining of teenager non conformity. in the 1960s, THE BEATLES changed hair styles everywhere. social and politicaldisconten in the1970s resulted in the hippie movement when young people wore ethnic clothes and flowers in their hair. the consumerism of the 1980s began the culture of individualism you can be what you want to be a dthe material girl MADONNA, changed her image regularly.
Even urban  hip hop singers wore  expensive  trainers and designer label .In the 1990s groups like nirvana began  the grunge look and the end of the decade, there was a return to the ethnic looka hippie revival and body piercing.  
                                 
                                      watch this image

anorak - anorak belt - cinturón beret - boina bikini - bikini blouse - blusa boots - botas bowtie - pajarita bra - sujetador braces - tirantes button - botón cap - gorra cardigan - rebeca coat - abrigo dress - vestido laces - cordones cufflinks - gemelos diner jacket - smoking dress - vestido dressing-gown - bata gloves - guantes hat - sombrero high heels- tacones altos jacket - chaqueta jeans - vaqueros jersey - jersey jumper - jersey knickers - bragas nightdress - camisón mini-skirt - mini-falda

overall - mono underpants - calzoncillos pyjamas - pijama raincoat - impermeable sandals - sandalias scarf - bufanda shirt -camisa shoes - zapatos shorts - pantalones cortos skirt - falda slippers - zapatillas socks - calcetines stiletto - tacón de aguja stockings - medias suspender - liguero suit - traje sweater - jersey sweatshirt - sudadera swimming costume - bañador "T" shirt - camiseta tie - corbata tights - panty tracksuit - chandal trousers - pantalones uniform - uniforme waistcoat - chaleco wellingtons - botas de goma zip - cremallera

yerling: my favourite item of clothes is a pair of boots.
what is your favourite item of clothe?

how to get everything in the life

Aprendizaje Significativo

Aprendizaje Significativo

     learning process  always must be attached in the wish to learn,  is in nthis moment when we will explore the great thing that life has for us, attending orders that our proffesors are going to give usit doest not matter if he has not a universitary diploma