Reviewing Together After Class | Learn Spanish in English

Spanish lesson set in a contemporary Madrid everyday setting: After a language lesson, two adults talk about staying in the classroom and reviewing together..

EN → ES / Level: A1

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Dialogue

A

¿Qué haces después de clase?

keh AH-sehs dehs-PWEHS deh KLAH-seh What do you do after class?
B

Me quedo aquí y repaso.

meh KEH-doh ah-KEE ee reh-PAH-soh I stay here and review.
A

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

poh-DEH-mohs oo-SAHR EH-stah SAH-lah oon POH-koh MAHS Can we use this room for a while longer?
B

Podemos quedarnos aquí después de la lección.

poh-DEH-mohs keh-DAHR-nohs ah-KEE dehs-PWEHS deh lah lehk-SYOHN We can stay here after the lesson.
A

Es bueno saberlo.

ehs BWEH-noh sah-BEHR-loh That is helpful to know.
B

Entonces, repasemos aquí juntos.

ehn-TOHN-sehs reh-pah-SEH-mohs ah-KEE HOON-tohs Then let's review here together.

Word by Word

Qué “Qué” asks for the thing or activity being identified in “¿Qué haces después de clase?” It is used at the beginning of this question to mean “what.”
haces “Haces” means “do” in “¿Qué haces después de clase?” It is the form used to ask someone about their activity, as in the reusable pattern “¿Qué haces...?”
después “Después” means “after” in “después de clase” and places the activity later in time. A common pattern is “después de” followed by an activity or event.
de In “después de clase,” “de” helps express what comes after, so the phrase means “after class.” The reusable pattern is “después de” plus a noun or activity.
clase “Clase” means “class” in “después de clase.” This expression refers to the time after a class without adding an article before “clase.”
Me “Me” contributes the first-person reflexive meaning in “Me quedo aquí,” making the expression mean “I stay here.” It is placed before the verb in this construction.
quedo “Quedo” combines with “Me” in “Me quedo aquí” to express “I stay here.” A common reusable pattern is “me quedo” followed by a place or time.
aquí “Aquí” means “here,” referring to the classroom where the speakers are. It can follow a verb to state the location, as in “Me quedo aquí.”
y “Y” means “and” and joins the two actions in “Me quedo aquí y repaso.” It is commonly placed between two coordinated actions or statements.
repaso “Repaso” means “review” in “Me quedo aquí y repaso,” describing the speaker’s activity. A common pattern is to use this verb with the material being reviewed.
Podemos “Podemos” means “we can” in “Podemos usar esta sala.” It is followed by an infinitive to express an ability or possibility, as in “podemos” plus an action.
usar “Usar” means “use” in “Podemos usar esta sala.” It follows “Podemos” as the action that is possible, following the pattern “poder” plus an infinitive.
esta “Esta” means “this” and identifies “sala” as the room being referred to in “esta sala.” It comes directly before the noun it describes.
sala “Sala” means “room” in “esta sala,” referring to the room the speakers want to continue using. The reusable pattern “esta” plus a noun identifies a nearby or currently relevant thing.
un In “un poco más,” “un” helps form the expression meaning “a little more” or “a bit longer.” It is used here as part of the quantity expression “un poco.”
poco In “un poco más,” “poco” means “a little,” indicating a small additional amount of time. The common pattern is “un poco” plus an amount, quality, or extension.
más “Más” means “more” in “un poco más,” which means “a little longer” in this request about using the room. It indicates an additional amount or duration.
quedarnos “Quedarnos” means “to stay” in “Podemos quedarnos aquí después de la lección.” The form includes “nos” with the infinitive and follows “Podemos,” using the pattern “podemos” plus an infinitive.
la “La” means “the” and identifies “lección” in “la lección.” It is placed before this noun as part of the phrase “después de la lección.”
lección “Lección” means “lesson” in “después de la lección,” referring to the lesson that has just finished. The phrase “después de la lección” places an action after that lesson.
Es “Es” means “is” in “Es bueno saberlo,” linking the situation being discussed with the evaluation “bueno.” A common pattern is “Es” followed by an adjective and an action or fact.
bueno “Bueno” means “good” or “helpful” in “Es bueno saberlo,” evaluating the information as useful to know. The pattern “Es bueno” can introduce a positive evaluation of an action or fact.
saberlo “Saberlo” means “to know it” in “Es bueno saberlo.” It combines the infinitive “saber,” meaning “to know,” with “lo,” referring here to the fact that they can stay after the lesson.
Entonces “Entonces” means “then” or “so” and introduces the next decision in “Entonces, repasemos aquí juntos.” It is useful at the start of a statement when one action follows from what was just said.
repasemos “Repasemos” proposes “let’s review” in “repasemos aquí juntos.” It is used to invite the speaker and another person or group to do the action together.
juntos “Juntos” means “together” in “repasemos aquí juntos,” showing that the speakers will review as a group. It commonly follows or accompanies a verb to describe a shared action.

Grammar Points

podemos + infinitivo

Podemos usar esta sala.

poh-DEH-mohs oo-SAHR EH-stah SAH-lah

We can use this room.

After podemos, use the infinitive form: podemos usar, not a conjugated verb.

repasemos

Repasemos juntos.

reh-pah-SEH-mohs HOON-tohs

Let's review together.

The nosotros form repasemos expresses a suggestion or invitation meaning “let's review.”

Spanish Vocabulary

aquí adv
ah-KEE here

Me quedo aquí y repaso.

clase noun
KLAH-seh class

¿Qué haces después de clase?

después de prep
dehs-PWEHS deh after

¿Qué haces después de clase?

esta det
EH-stah this

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

haces verb
AH-sehs you do

¿Qué haces después de clase?

me quedo verb
meh KEH-doh I stay

Me quedo aquí y repaso.

podemos verb
poh-DEH-mohs we can

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

qué pron
keh what

¿Qué haces después de clase?

repaso verb
reh-PAH-soh I review

Me quedo aquí y repaso.

sala noun
SAH-lah room

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

un poco más phrase
oon POH-koh MAHS a little longer

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

usar verb
oo-SAHR to use

¿Podemos usar esta sala un poco más?

Quiz

Word Order

Arrange the words in the correct order.

What do you do after class?

Show Answer¿Qué haces después de clase?

I stay here and review.

Show AnswerMe quedo aquí y repaso.

That is helpful to know.

Show AnswerEs bueno saberlo.

Spelling

Tap the letters to spell the word.

class

Show Answerclase

here

Show Answeraquí

I review

Show Answerrepaso

you do

Show Answerhaces