My vacations
domingo, 26 de junio de 2011
UNIT 7; we had a great time
free-time and weekend activities; chores; vacations
My vacations
MEXICO
UNAM (:
My vacations
UNIT 6 ; how often do you exersice?
SPORTS; fitness activities and exersice; routines
Keep Your Mind and Body Fit
Moorpark College offers a variety of group fitness classes in our Fitness Studio located in G-122. Offering convenient access to popular fitness activities, you can earn college credit, while developing skills and knowledge for healthier living.
In our group fitness classes you will learn concepts and practices specific to fitness activities of your choice, meet faculty and student's with similar interests, and be provided an opportunity to condition your body and mind. Regular participation in this program can help keep you physically fit, mentally alert, and emotionally relaxed.
Course Offerings:
Cardiovascular Conditioning
courses offered include: KIN M41 Aerobic Mix, M42 Aerobic Dance Fitness KIN M43 Cardio Kickboxing, KIN M52 Core Fitness with Cardio.Core and Muscular Conditioning courses include: KIN M50 Pilates, and KIN M51 Core Stability and Stretch, KIN M53 Tai Chi, and KIN M34 Body Conditioning Boot Camp.
Check back for new courses in our growing group fitness program. Moorpark College also offers non-studio classes in personal fitness and a variety of sports, please refer to the Moorpark Catalog for more information, or look in the current schedule of classes under the heading of Kinesiology.
Fitness Studio
Keep Your Mind and Body FitMoorpark College offers a variety of group fitness classes in our Fitness Studio located in G-122. Offering convenient access to popular fitness activities, you can earn college credit, while developing skills and knowledge for healthier living.
In our group fitness classes you will learn concepts and practices specific to fitness activities of your choice, meet faculty and student's with similar interests, and be provided an opportunity to condition your body and mind. Regular participation in this program can help keep you physically fit, mentally alert, and emotionally relaxed.
Course Offerings:
Cardiovascular Conditioning
courses offered include: KIN M41 Aerobic Mix, M42 Aerobic Dance Fitness KIN M43 Cardio Kickboxing, KIN M52 Core Fitness with Cardio.Core and Muscular Conditioning courses include: KIN M50 Pilates, and KIN M51 Core Stability and Stretch, KIN M53 Tai Chi, and KIN M34 Body Conditioning Boot Camp.
Check back for new courses in our growing group fitness program. Moorpark College also offers non-studio classes in personal fitness and a variety of sports, please refer to the Moorpark Catalog for more information, or look in the current schedule of classes under the heading of Kinesiology.
UNIT 5; Tell me about your family
Families; typical families
My sister and my cousin (:
Parents (Padres)
Father (Padre)
Dad, Daddy (Pá, papá)
Mother (Madre)
Mom, Mum, Mummy (Má, mami)
Stepfather (Padrastro)
Stepmother (Madrastra)
Husband (Esposo, marido)
Wife (Esposa, mujer)
Daughter (Hija)
Son (Hijo)
Stepson (Hijastro)
Stepdaughter (Hijastra)
Only child (Hijo único)
The baby of the family (El benjamín de la familia)
Twins (Gemelos)
Brother (Hermano)
Sister (Hermana)
Stepbrother (Hermanastro)
Stepsister (Hermanastra)
Father-in-law (Suegro)
Mother-in-law (Suegra)
Daughter-in-law (Nuera)
Son-in-law (Yerno)
Brother-in-law (Cuñado)
Sister-in-law (Cuñada)
Girlfriend (Novia)
Godfather (Padrino)
Godmother (Madrina)
Godson (Ahijado)
Goddaughter (Ahijada)
Grandparents (Abuelos)
Grandfather (Abuelo)
Grandad , Grandpa (Abuelito, “abue”)
Grandmother (Abuela)
Grandma (Abuelita, “abue”)
Grandson (Nieto)
Granddaughter (Nieta)
Grandchildren (Nietos)
Great-grandparents (Bisabuelos)
Great-grandfather (Bisabuelo)
Great-grandmother (Bisabuela)
Great-great-grandparents (Tatarabuelos)
Great-great-grandfather (Tatarabuelo)
Great-great-grandmother (Tatarabuela)
Uncle (Tío)
Aunt (Tía)
Cousin (Primo/a)
Nephew (Sobrino)
Niece (Sobrina)
Boyfriend (Novio)
Girlfriend (Novia)
Better half (Media naranja)
Engagement (Compromiso, noviazgo)
Firstborn (Primogénito)
Adopted (Adoptado)
Orphan (Huérfano/a)
Relative (Pariente)
Ancestors , Forebears , Forefathers (Antepasados)
Father (Padre)
Dad, Daddy (Pá, papá)
Mother (Madre)
Mom, Mum, Mummy (Má, mami)
Stepfather (Padrastro)
Stepmother (Madrastra)
Husband (Esposo, marido)
Wife (Esposa, mujer)
Daughter (Hija)
Son (Hijo)
Stepson (Hijastro)
Stepdaughter (Hijastra)
Only child (Hijo único)
The baby of the family (El benjamín de la familia)
Twins (Gemelos)
Brother (Hermano)
Sister (Hermana)
Stepbrother (Hermanastro)
Stepsister (Hermanastra)
Father-in-law (Suegro)
Mother-in-law (Suegra)
Daughter-in-law (Nuera)
Son-in-law (Yerno)
Brother-in-law (Cuñado)
Sister-in-law (Cuñada)
Girlfriend (Novia)
Godfather (Padrino)
Godmother (Madrina)
Godson (Ahijado)
Goddaughter (Ahijada)
Grandparents (Abuelos)
Grandfather (Abuelo)
Grandad , Grandpa (Abuelito, “abue”)
Grandmother (Abuela)
Grandma (Abuelita, “abue”)
Grandson (Nieto)
Granddaughter (Nieta)
Grandchildren (Nietos)
Great-grandparents (Bisabuelos)
Great-grandfather (Bisabuelo)
Great-grandmother (Bisabuela)
Great-great-grandparents (Tatarabuelos)
Great-great-grandfather (Tatarabuelo)
Great-great-grandmother (Tatarabuela)
Uncle (Tío)
Aunt (Tía)
Cousin (Primo/a)
Nephew (Sobrino)
Niece (Sobrina)
Boyfriend (Novio)
Girlfriend (Novia)
Better half (Media naranja)
Engagement (Compromiso, noviazgo)
Firstborn (Primogénito)
Adopted (Adoptado)
Orphan (Huérfano/a)
Relative (Pariente)
Ancestors , Forebears , Forefathers (Antepasados)
My family (:
UNIT 4; do you like rap?
music,movies, and tv programs entertainers;


My favorite song is
Only Girl
Only Girl
I want you to love me, like I’m a hot guy Keep thinkin’ of me, doin’ what you like So boy forget about the world cuz it’s gon’ be me and you tonight I wanna make your bed for ya, then imma make you swallow your pride ESTRIBILLO Want you to make me feel like I’m the only girl in the world Like I’m the only one that you’ll ever love Like I’m the only one who knows your heart Only girl in the world… Like I’m the only one that’s in command Cuz I’m the only one who understands how to make you feel like a man Want you to make me feel like I’m the only girl in the world Like I’m the only one that you’ll ever love Like I’m the only one who knows your heart Only one… VERSO 2 Want you to take me like a thief in the night Hold me like a pillow, make me feel right Baby I’ll tell you all my secrets that I’m keepin’, you can come inside And when you enter, you ain’t leavin’, be my prisoner for the night ESTRIBILLO Want you to make me feel like I’m the only girl in the world Like I’m the only one that you’ll ever love Like I’m the only one who knows your heart Only girl in the world… Like I’m the only one that’s in command Cuz I’m the only one who understands, like I’m the only one who knows your heart, only one… PUENTE Take me for a ride Oh baby, take me high Let me make you first Oh make it last all night Take me for a ride Oh baby, take me high Let me make you first Make it last all night ESTRIBILLO Want you to make me feel like I’m the only girl in the world Like I’m the only one that you’ll ever love Like I’m the only one who knows your heart Only girl in the world… Like I’m the only one that’s in command Cuz I’m the only one who understands how to make you feel like a man Only girl in the world… Girl in the world… Only girl in the world… Girl in the world… |
Jersey Shore (TV series)
is an American reality television series that premiered on MTV on December 9, 2009 in the United States. The series follows the lives of eight housemates spending their summer at the Jersey Shore. Season 2 followed the cast escaping the cold northeast winter to Miami Beach, with Season 3 returning to the Jersey Shore. MTV has announced that a fourth season will be filmed in Italy to air in late 2011.[1][2] As of June 4, 2011, MTV has given a green light to a fifth season.
The show debuted amid large amounts of controversy regarding the use of the words "Guido/Guidette," portrayals of Italian-American stereotypes, and scrutiny from locals because the cast members were not residents of the area.[3][4][5]
Dubbed a cultural phenomenon,[6] the series has garnered record ratings for MTV, making it the network's most viewed series telecast ever.[7] The series' cast has also been credited with introducing unique lexicon and phrases into American popular culture,[8][9] and the University of Chicago has announced an academic conference that will examine the show.[10] In 2010, the cast of Jersey Shore was named on Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People list.[9] The series has since exported to dozens of countries worldwide
The show debuted amid large amounts of controversy regarding the use of the words "Guido/Guidette," portrayals of Italian-American stereotypes, and scrutiny from locals because the cast members were not residents of the area.[3][4][5]
Dubbed a cultural phenomenon,[6] the series has garnered record ratings for MTV, making it the network's most viewed series telecast ever.[7] The series' cast has also been credited with introducing unique lexicon and phrases into American popular culture,[8][9] and the University of Chicago has announced an academic conference that will examine the show.[10] In 2010, the cast of Jersey Shore was named on Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People list.[9] The series has since exported to dozens of countries worldwide
Saludos-Greetings

Hello/Hi- Hola
Good-bye- Adiós. See you later/See you- Hasta luego, nos vemos, nos vemos luego.
Good morning- Buenos días.
Good afternoon- Buenas tardes (desde las doce hasta las siete).
Good evening- Buenas tardes-noches (desde las siete hasta las diez).
Good night- Buenas noches. (desde las diez hasta las doce). How are you?- ¿Cómo estás?.
I am fine- Estoy bien.
What is your name?- ¿Cómo te llamas?
My name is Gary- Mi nombre es Gary.
How old are you?- ¿Cuántos años tienes?.
I am twenty-six years old- Yo tengo veintiséis años.
Good-bye- Adiós. See you later/See you- Hasta luego, nos vemos, nos vemos luego.
Good morning- Buenos días.
Good afternoon- Buenas tardes (desde las doce hasta las siete).
Good evening- Buenas tardes-noches (desde las siete hasta las diez).
Good night- Buenas noches. (desde las diez hasta las doce). How are you?- ¿Cómo estás?.
I am fine- Estoy bien.
What is your name?- ¿Cómo te llamas?
My name is Gary- Mi nombre es Gary.
How old are you?- ¿Cuántos años tienes?.
I am twenty-six years old- Yo tengo veintiséis años.
ME-*
My name is : Mariel Mendoza Linares.
I´m, study: at kukulcan high school
I´m 16 years old
My hobbies are: study,dance, go shopping being with my friends
I love: my family and my friends
I like horror movies and comedy
I enjoy books with good messages overcoming
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