Intro Spanish Lessons: True and False Cognates

The video tutorial introduces the concept of cognates, words in different languages that look and sound similar and have the same meaning, using shapes as an example. It also explains false cognates, which sound similar but have different meanings. The lesson covers both cognates and false cognates, providing examples of common cognates in English and their Spanish equivalents, such as 'adult' and 'adulto', 'accident' and 'accidente', and more.

How do shapes serve as an example of cognates?

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What are some common false cognates between English and Spanish?

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