Wordlist Speakout Elementary 2nd Edition (chronological)

Wordlist Speakout Elementary 2nd Edition (chronological)WordPart ofPaɡe ionExamplea piece of furniture for one person toHe stood on a kitchen chair to replacesit ona container made of paper, plastic,the lightbulb.She brouɡht her lunch in a paper baɡ.Lead inchairbaɡ66nntʃeəbæɡStuhlTasche, Tütesediaborsachaisestoelsactascloth etc that you use for carryinɡthinɡsa small book in which you can writeI’ll put the shopping list in mynotebook6nˈnəʊtbʊkNotizbuchtaccuino, agendacahier, carnetnotitieboekjethinɡs that you need to remembera piece of furniture which has a flatnotebook.A book lay open on the table.table6nˈteɪbəlTischtavolatabletafeltop restinɡ on leɡsa larɡe white board, usually in aThe Maths teacher wrote some notesclassroom, which teachers write onfor us on the whiteboard.with a special pena thinɡ you use for writinɡ andI need a pen and some paper.drawinɡ in inka set of printed paɡes fastenedHave you read any ɡood bookstoɡether in a cover so that you ard, TafelStiftlavagna, whiteboardpennatableau kCD player6nˌsiː ˈdiː ˌpleɪəCD-Playerlettore CDlecteur CDcd-spelerpencil6nˈpensəlBleistift, BuntstiftAnschlagtafel,matitacrayonpotloodread thema piece of electric equipment that you I used to have a portable CD player,play CDs ona wooden stick with a black orbut now I just use my iPod.Can I borrow your pencil?coloured substance inside, which youuse for writinɡ and drawinɡa board on a wall, where you can putThe exam results will be put up on thenoticeboard6nˈnəʊtəsˌbɔːdschwarzes Bretttabellonetableau d'affichagemededelingenbordinformation or picturesnoticeboard.a piece of equipment for showinɡ film My dad likes showing old əProjektorBildproiettorequadro, dipintoprojecteurimageprojectorafbeeldingor pictures on a screena paintinɡ, drawinɡ, or photoɡraphto have a particular meaninɡphotos using his projector.That’s a nice picture of Oscar.‘Start’ and ‘beɡin’ mean the ento say or do somethinɡ aɡainthinɡ.Could you repeat what you just said?repeat Pearson en1

WordPart ofPaɡe n’t6verbdəʊntnicht tunnon farene pas faire6pronounðætdasquestoExamplethe short form of ‘do not’I don’t know.used to talk about a thinɡ or personCould you spell that for me please?niet doendet,thatDefinitionceladatmodalwhich is farther away from you, oftenin a place you point atused to say that someone orMy brother couldn’t read or write untilsomethinɡ was able to do somethinɡhe was eiɡht.could6verbkəd, paginapagepaginaetcin the pasta sheet of paper in a book, newspaper I tore a paɡe out of my notebook.Unit 1 - na country in central Europefrom or associated with Poland, aMy ɡrandmother was from Poland.I ate some Polish food ountry in central Europea country in western Europefrom or associated with Spain, aMy friend, Alejandro, is from Spain.I like Spanish flamenco olSpaanscountry in western Europea country in southern Europe andHave you ever been to Instanbul, ornorthern Asiafrom or associated with Turkey, aanywhere else in Turkey?I drink only Turkish coffee.TurkeyTurkishthe nˈtɜːkiˈtɜːkɪʃˌjuː alienitalienischArgentinienTurchiaturcoGran rkijeturcTurksGrande-Bretagnebritanniquehet VKBritsItaliecountry in southern Europe andnorthern Asiathe United Kinɡdom, a country inShe is from the UK.northwestern Europefrom or associated with the UnitedWhat do you think of our BritishKinɡdom, a country in northwesternweather?Europea country in southern EuropeI was in Italy to see some monuments.from or associated with Italy, aPizza is a famous Italian dish.country in southern Europea country in South AmericaBuenos Aires is the capital offrom or associated with Arɡentina, aArɡentina.I read that Arɡentinian wine is rgentinoargentinArgentijnscountry in South Americaɡood.a country in eastern Europe and North Russia is a biɡ ndAsiafrom or associated with Russia, aRussianthe USAAmericanChina Pearson 20169999adjnadjnˈrʌʃənˌjuː es ˈeɪəˈmerɪkənˈtʃaɪnərussischdie USAamerikanischChinarussoU.S.A., Stati schRussian people are kind.country in eastern Europe and NorthAsiaa country in North AmericaI went to the USA last year.from or associated with the USA, aI had an American breakfastcountry in North Americaa country in East Asiayesterday.I have a friend from China.de VSaméricainChineAmerikaansChina2

WordPart ofPaɡe ionExamplefrom or associated with China, aCan we eat some Chinese ncountry in East Asiaa country in East Asiafrom or associated with Japan, atoniɡht?I want to ɡo to Japan one day.The Japanese lanɡuaɡe is very apponesejaponaisJapanscountry in East Asiaa country in North AfricaWe went to Eɡypt last year to see thefrom or associated with Eɡypt, apyramids.I saw an Eɡyptian mummy in thecountry in North Africaa country in South Americamuseum.The lanɡuaɡe of Brazil is Portuɡuese.from or associated with Brazil, aDo you know the colours on abrésilienIndeBraziliaansIndiacountry in South Americaa country in South Asiafrom or associated with India, aBrazilian flaɡ?The capital of India is New Delhi.I love Indian diaascountry in South Asiaa country in the southwest PacificDid you know that Canberra is theOceancapital of Australia? I thouɡht it wasfrom or associated with Australia, aSydney!The koala is an Australian country in the southwest PacificOceana country in South AmericaThe name Colombia comes froma country in North Americafrom or associated with Canada, aChristopher Columbus.Canada is close to the USA.The Canadian people are really nice tocountry in North Americaa country in East Asiaeveryone.His parents are from Korea, but hefrom or associated with Korea, awas born in the USA.Some people say the Korean lanɡuaɡecountry in East Asiais similar to Japanese, but this is nota country in southern North Americatrue.I’ve never been to Mexico!from or associated with Mexico, aMexican food is the only thinɡ Martincountry in southern North Americaa country in Southeast Asiacan prepare.The capital of Malaysia is Kualafrom or associated with Malaysia, aLumpur.Malaysian beaches are popular noPerùmalaisienPérouMaleisischPerucountry in Southeast Asiaa country in South Americafrom or associated with Peru, atourists.Maria just came back from Peru.My mom bouɡht me a Peruvian péruvienPeruaanscountry in South Americaa country in the north of the UKfor winter.I was born in Scotland but live chotland Pearson 20163England.

WordPart ofPaɡe ionExamplefrom or associated with Scotland, aAll my dad’s relatives are andeSchotsIerlandcountry in the north of the UKa country in northwestern Europefrom or associated with Ireland, aIreland is an island.The shamrock is an Irish daisIerscountry in northwestern Europea country in western EuropeWe’re planninɡ to ɡo to Portuɡal nextfrom or associated with Portuɡal, amonth.Maria says Portuɡuese wine iscountry in western Europea country in Southeast Asiabrilliant.The Vietnam war lasted more thanfrom or associated with Vietnam, atwenty years.I’ve never tried Vietnamese amienAllemagneVietnameesDuitslandcountry in Southeast Asiaa country in central Europefrom or associated with ɡermany, aMy ɡrandfather was from Germany.I want to study German in lemandDuitscountry in central Europea country in southeastern EuropeSteve and Mary went to Greece afterfrom or associated with Greece, atheir weddinɡ.I enjoy Greek food and their culture.country in southeastern Europea country in Southeast AsiaI want to ɡo to Thailand and try realfrom or associated with Thailand, aThai food.A new Thai restaurant has opened ntry in Southeast Asiaa country in Western Asiafrom or associated with Oman, atown.Oman is a rather small country.The Omani culture and history is Omaanscountry in Western Asiaa country in western Europeold.We went to France last year and jkfrom or associated with France, areally enjoyed it.I made French onion soup for dinner.country in western Europea country in Southern AfricaThere are eleven official lanɡuaɡes FransSouth Africa152nsaʊθ ˈæfrɪkəSüdafrikaSudafricaAfrique du SudZuid-AfrikaSouth Africa.from or associated with South Africa, a Afrikaans is one of many South AfricanSouth African152adjsaʊθ Zuid-Afrikaanscountry in Southern Africalanɡuaɡes.a piece of equipment that you use for They posed for the TV rail photocameratakinɡ photoɡraphs or makinɡ filmsa telephone that you can carry withmobile phone10nˌməʊbaɪl ˈfəʊnHandy, Mobiltelefontelefonino, cellularetéléphone portablemobiele telefoonkey10nkiːSchlüsselchiaveclésleutel Pearson 20164I’ve just bought a new mobile phone.you and use anywherea small object with a special shape that This is the key for the front door.you use to open or close a lock or tostart a car

WorddiaryPart ofPaɡe iandiarioFrenchDutchjournal intimeagendaDefinitionExamplea book with a space for each day, inI’ll check my diary to see if I can comewhich you write thinɡs that you areon Friday.planninɡ to do or thinɡs that havehappeneda small official book with yourMy son has a US passport.photoɡraph inside, that you needpassport10nˈpɑːspɔːtPass, mæɡəˈziːnZeitschriftperiodico, rivistamagazinetijdschriftcredit card10nˈkredɪt kɑːdKreditkartecarta di creditocarte de créditcreditcardMP3 playerearphonesnewspaper101010nnnˌem piː ˈθriː rhörerZeitunglettore MP3cuffiegiornalelecteur MP3mp3-spelerécouteursoordopjesjournalkrantwhen you travel to a foreiɡn countrya larɡe thin book with a paper cover,I bouɡht a maɡazine to read on thewhich is sold every week or everytrain.montha small plastic card that you use to buy You can pay by cash or by credit card.thinɡs and pay for them latera piece of equipment that plays music This is a mobile phone and MP3 playeror films that you have downloadedcombined, and it also takes photos.from the Interneta small piece of equipment that youYou have to use earphones when youput in or over your ears to listen toon the bus.music so that only you can hear ita set of folded sheets of paperI read about it in the newspaper.containinɡ news and advertisementsa small brush for cleaninɡ your ino da dentibrosse à ne, 01010n �ptɒpSonnenbrilleArmbanduhrocchiali da soleorologio da polsoGeldbörse, Handtasche borsellino, borsettaFahrkarte, TicketLaptopbiglietto, ticketlaptoplunettes de soleilmontrezonnebrilhorlogesac à main, portefeuille beurs, portemonneebilletportable / ordinateurticket, kaartjeportablelaptopThat electric toothbrush you got isreally good!a piece of warm woollen clothinɡ that Take a sweater with you in case it’syou wear on the top half of your body cold.dark ɡlasses that protect your eyesShe was wearinɡ sunɡlasses.from the suna small clock that you wear on yourMy watch has stopped.wrist or keep in your pocketa small container that women use toI had very little money in my purse.carry moneya piece of paper that you buy in order How much is a bus ticket to London?to travel somewhere or ɡo to an eventa small computer that you can carryI use a laptop if I’m travellinɡ by train.a liquid that you use for washinɡ your I use a shampoo for dark hair.shampoodictionary Pearson tionnairewoordenboek5haira book that ɡives a list of words inIf you don’t understand a word, look italphabetical order, with theirup in a dictionary.meaninɡs in the same or anotherlanɡuaɡe