Spanish Vocabulary and Phrases

The video tutorial introduces Spanish vocabulary related to family members, such as 'La Familia', 'Madre', and 'Padre'. It explains possessive adjectives like 'mi', 'tu', and 'su', and how they change based on context. The lesson also covers describing people using phrases like 'her name is' and discussing age with 'I have years'. Additionally, it introduces ordinal numbers from first to tenth, useful in conversations about locations. The tutorial encourages practicing these concepts with native speakers through online platforms.

What is the Spanish word for 'sister'?

• Hermano

• Prima

• Tía

• Hermana

In Spanish, how do you say 'parents' collectively?

• Tíos

• Madres

• Abuelos

• Padres

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'his car' in Spanish?

• Nuestro coche

• Su coche

• Tu coche

• Mi coche

How do you express 'our house' in Spanish?

• Tu casa

• Mi casa

• Nuestra casa

• Su casa

What is the Spanish phrase for 'She is 14 years old'?

• Ella está 14 años

• Ella fue 14 años

• Ella tiene 14 años

• Ella es 14 años

How do you say 'Her name is' using a reflexive verb in Spanish?

• Ella se llama

• Su nombre es

• Ella es

• Ella tiene

What is the Spanish word for 'first' in ordinal numbers?

• Primero

• Tercero

• Segundo

• Cuarto

Which ordinal number in Spanish corresponds to 'fifth'?

• Séptimo

• Sexto

• Quinto

• Octavo

What is a recommended way to practice Spanish according to the video?

• Reading books

• Listening to music

• Watching movies

• Using social media and language exchange platforms

What is the benefit of using language exchange platforms?

• Improving writing skills

• Memorizing vocabulary

• Practicing with native speakers

• Learning grammar