Spanish Present Subjunctive with Ojalá (O)

The video explores the use of the subjunctive in Spanish, focusing on the word 'Ohala'. It delves into the historical context of 'Ohala', tracing its origins to the Moors' influence in Spain. The video also highlights the impact of Arabic on the Spanish language, listing several words derived from Arabic. It explains the grammatical usage of 'Ohala' with examples and discusses cultural expressions involving the subjunctive.

What historical event is discussed in relation to the subjunctive mood in Spanish?

• The discovery of America

• The Spanish Inquisition

• The Moorish invasion of Spain

• The Roman conquest of Spain

What is the origin of the Spanish word 'Ojalá'?

• It is derived from Latin

• It is a native Spanish word

• It comes from an Arabic expression

• It is borrowed from French

Which of the following words is NOT mentioned as having Arabic origins in Spanish?

• Giraffe

• Chocolate

• Sugar

• Algebra

How is 'Ojalá' used in Spanish grammar?

• As a verb

• As a noun

• As an expression with the subjunctive mood

• As an adjective

What does 'Ojalá que llueva café' translate to in English?

• Let's hope for a storm

• Let's hope it rains coffee

• Let's hope for a sunny day

• Let's hope for a good harvest

Which of the following is a correct use of 'Ojalá' in a sentence?

• Ojalá que tú vienes

• Ojalá que tú vengas

• Ojalá tú vienes

• Ojalá tú ven

What is a common tradition mentioned in the video that involves chanting during birthdays?

• Singing a traditional song

• Throwing confetti

• Lighting fireworks

• Chanting 'mordida' and pushing the birthday person's face into the cake