Spanish for "Peace, much peace, and above all, much, much, much, much, love."

Spanish for "War, little war, and no love."

Spanish for "Happiness, much happiness, and little love."

Spanish for "Silence, much silence, and no love."

small mammals

small songbirds, thrushes, wrens, and swallows

large birds of prey

colorful parrots

made someone feel sure of something

caused doubt in someone's mind

encouraged someone to change their opinion

made someone feel indifferent

soft shoes traditionally made from animal hide

hard shoes made from synthetic materials

sandals made from rubber

boots made from leather

British spelling of exaltation, extreme feeling of happiness or triumph

A type of bird found in North America

A musical term for a joyful song

A term used for a group of owls

Spanish word meaning 'young'

Spanish word meaning 'old'; used here as slang for 'old people'

Spanish word meaning 'new'

Spanish word meaning 'elderly'

type of herb

a type of fruit

a cooking technique

a kind of spice

black coffee

espresso

latte

cappuccino

talking to another person

arguing with someone

listening attentively

ignoring someone

stay with

leave behind

ignore completely

move away

Spanish word meaning 'aunt'

Spanish word meaning 'sister'

Spanish word meaning 'mother'

Spanish word meaning 'friend'

to respond to a stimulus

to ignore a situation

to create a new situation

to analyze a problem

A ball-and-bat game in which two sides compete on a rectangular field with targets called wickets at each end.

A team sport played on a circular field with a net in the center.

A water sport involving boats and paddles.

A game played with a round ball and two teams trying to score goals.

taking time to enjoy recalling past events

forgetting past experiences

planning future events

analyzing current situations

trash; waste

recyclable materials

valuable items

leftovers

Mexican slang phrase meaning "no way"

A type of dessert in Mexico

An expression of surprise

A greeting in Mexican culture

belonging to a Native American tribe from the northern portion of the Great Plains region (present-day North and South Dakota).

a term used to describe a type of traditional Native American dance.

referring to the geographical features of the Rocky Mountains.

a style of pottery originating from the southwestern United States.

a type of visual impairment

a journey to find a lost object

in some Native American cultures, a difficult search for spiritual guidance

a quest for knowledge in academic settings

short for the Spanish words mi hija, meaning "my daughter"; used as a term of endearment

a type of traditional Spanish dance

a common Spanish greeting

a popular Spanish dish made with rice