Lesson 2.08 & 3.01

Lesson 2.08 & 3.01

Lesson 2.08

Ser

• to be

• You use "ser" for things that are permanent situations.

• Examples: ethnicity, gender, identity, occupation, and where you are from

• Yo soy de California (I am from California)

• Tú eres una maestra (You are a teacher)

Ser

• to be

• Yo soy: I am

• Tú eres: You are

• El/Ella es: He/She is

• Nosotros somos: We are

• Ellos/Ellas son: They are

Me Gusta/ Te Gusta/ Le Gusta

• When you are using the verb phrase "me gusta" there are many phrases that you can add:

• More: Más

• A lot: Mucho

• Funny: Divertido/Divertida

• Also: También

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Vocabulario

• The Lunch: El almuerzo

• Nothing: nada

• Neither: tampoco

• A bit: un poco

• Bored: Aburrido/Aburrida

Vocabulario

• The boy: El chico

• The girl: La chica

• The blackboard: La pizarra

• The desk: El escritorio

• The writing: La escritura

Vocabulario

• The dictionary: Diccionario

• The student: El/La estudiante

• The gym: El gimnasio

• The library: Biblioteca

• The bookstore: Librería

Lesson 3.01

Encantar

• to love

• You are going to use "encantar" like we used "gustar" (i.e. me gusta, te gusta, le gusta).

• Me encanta: I love

• Te encanta: You love

• Le encanta: He/She love

Vocabulario de Comida

• Carrot: Zanohoria

• Potato: Papa

• Pepper: Pimiento

• Corn: Maíz

• Beans: Frijoes

Vocabulario de Comida

• Broccoli: Broccoli

• Cheese: Queso

• Grapes: Uvas

• Strawberries: Fresas

• Coconut: Coco

• Orange: Naranja

Vocabulario de Comida

• Banana: Banana

• Tomato: Tomate

• Milk: Leche

• Tea: Té

• Juice: Jugo

• Coffee: Cafe

• Water: Agua

Writing with verbs

• As you know, each sentence must have a subject, verb, complete thought.

• Its the same in Spanish, except for one rule:

• If you have two verbs next to each other, you conjugate the first one and leave the second alone.

Writing with verbs

• Subject + Verb + Complete thought

• Example: I want to go to your house.

• to want: querer

• to go: ir

• Yo quiero ir a tu casa.

Writing with verbs

• Yo quiero ir a tu casa.

• I conjugated the verb "querer" to "quiero" and then you leave the second verb, "ir", alone.