Spanish Tip of the Week: Cooking

Last week we suggested having mealtimes in Spanish as a way to encouraging bilingualism at home. Why not take it one step further?  Cooking a simple recipe with your children could be a great way to practice. How about some scrambled eggs?   

¡Utiliza las siguientes expresiones y vocabulario mientras cocinan!

Use the following expressions and vocabulary as you all cook! 

Juntemos los ingredientes (let’s put the ingredients together):

·         Huevos {way voz}(eggs)

·         Sal  {sal} (salt)

·         Queso {que sew} (cheese)

·         Cebolla {say boy ah}(onions)

·         Jamón {ha mon}(ham)

·         Pimentones {pee men tone ace}(peppers)

·         Champiñones {champe een yone ace}(mushrooms)

·         Jugo de naranja {who go day nah rahn ha}(orange juice)

·         Leche {lay chay}(milk)

·         Agua {ah gua}(water)

·         Aceite {ah say tay}(oil)

·         Tomates {toe mah tays} (tomatoes)

·         Corta la cebolla (cut the onion)

·         Rompe los huevos (crack the eggs)

·         Bate los huevos (scramble the eggs)

·         Agrega la sal (add the salt)

·         Sirve la leche (serve the milk)

·         Toma tu leche (drink your milk)

·         Come tus huevos (eat your eggs)