listen to the slate
She goes to the blackboard and writes
Un plumón / marcador de agua si la pizarra es un pintarrón.Un gis / tiza si la pizarra es de las antiguas.
"Mira/Mire la pizarra/el pizarron"....this is only for 1 person. The plural would be "Miren la pizarra/el pizarron."
La pizarra es grande.
In Spanish, "pizarra" is feminine because it ends in -a, which is a common characteristic of feminine nouns. Gender in Spanish does not necessarily reflect the actual gender of the object, but rather it is a grammatical concept.
he/she/you (formal) writes on the board.
"Come to the board, please."
La pizarra is feminine, (el) is masculine, and (la) is feminine.
It means, "Everybody listen to the tape."
"La pizarra" translates to "the blackboard" or "the slate" in English. It typically refers to the board used in classrooms for writing with chalk. In a broader context, it can also refer to a slate surface used for various purposes.
"Mirar la pizarra" is Spanish for "look at the board." It typically refers to the action of students or participants in a classroom or educational setting directing their attention to a blackboard or whiteboard where information, instructions, or lessons are displayed. This phrase emphasizes the importance of visual learning and engagement with the material presented by the teacher.
Write on the board.