Lifestyles

Section 1: Health and Well-being Vocabulary

La salud y el bienestar - Understand phrases and words related to health such as sano/a (healthy), enfermo/a (sick), fuerte (strong), débil (weak), etc.
La comida – Vocabulary around food is essential. Know words related to healthy and unhealthy food like las frutas (fruits), las verduras (vegetables), la comida rápida (fast food), los dulces (sweets), etc.
El deporte – Speaking about sports is common. Learn sports vocabulary like el fútbol (football), el baloncesto (basketball), correr (to run), nadar (to swim), etc.

Section 2: Constructing Sentences about Health and Well-being

Construct sentences about personal health using key phrases like “Me siento muy sano/a” (I feel very healthy), or “Estoy enfermo/a” (I am sick).
Describe your diet saying something like: “Como muchas frutas y verduras” (I eat a lot of fruits and vegetables).
Discuss sports activities with phrases such as: “Me gusta correr en el parque” (I like to run in the park).

Section 3: Expressing Opinions

Express your views on health and lifestyle using phrases like en mi opinión (in my opinion), creo que (I believe that), pienso que (I think that), etc. For example: “Pienso que es importante hacer deporte” (I think it’s important to do sports).
Use the word pero (but) to express contrasting opinions. For instance: “Me gusta la comida rápida, pero sé que no es saludable” (I like fast food, but I know it’s not healthy).

Section 4: Discussing Routines and Activities

Share your daily routines with verbs like me levanto (I get up), como (I eat), duermo (I sleep), etc. For example: “Me levanto a las siete de la mañana” (I get up at seven in the morning).
Speak about your sports activities using phrases like: “Entreno fútbol dos veces a la semana” (I train football twice a week).

Section 5: Discussing Problems and Solutions

Clearly explain health problems using phrases like: “Tengo una enfermedad” (I have an illness) or “Estoy estresado/a” (I am stressed).
Propose solutions using modals - debería (should) and podría (could). For instance: “Debería comer menos dulces” (I should eat fewer sweets).