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VOCABULARIO: ORGANOS
Cual es el órgano mas importante del ser humano?
PARTES DEL CUERPO
Sabes alguna otra palabra acerca del cuerpo humano?
PARTES DEL CUERPO
Te duele alguna parte de tu cuerpo?
Me duele la espalda por estar tanto tiempo sentada y a ti?
ROPA Y ACCESORIOS
Cual es tu accesorio favorito?
Mi accesorio favorito es la gorra porque me cubre del sol.
When you have feelings
In English we say that we are hungry, but in Spanish you say that you have hunger.
There are a few feelings like this: These use the verb tener (to have) together with a noun, rather than an adjective like we used above.
let's learn some vocabulary about EL CLIMA
COMO ES EL CLIMA EN TU PAIS?
ROPA Y ACCESORIOS
Que llevas puesto para una entrevista de trabajo?
ROPA Y ACCESORIOS 😍
Que llevas puesto hoy?
Hoy llevo puesto una falda blanca y una camiseta azul
y tu?
LUGARES EN LA CIUDAD: En la ciudad existen muchisimos lugares para poder pasar un tiempo agradable.
Cual es tu lugar en la ciudad favorito?
EN EL DOCTOR
Es muy importante saber este tipo de vocabulario ya que en algún momento tendremos que visitar al doctor.
Ahora cuéntame! Te duele algo?
TRABALENGUAS EN ESPAÑOL
Tres tristes tigres comían trigo en tres tristes platos sentados en un trigal.
(Three sad tigers were eating wheat on three sad plates placed in a wheat field.)
DON'T BE SHY AND RECORD YOUR SPANISH VERSION!
Tongue Twisters Based on Words With ‘P’
Pepe Peña pela papa, pica piña, pita un pito, pica piña, pela papa, Pepe Peña.
(Pepe Peña peels potatoes, cuts pineapple, blows a whistle, cuts pineapple, peels potatoes, Pepe Peña.)
Don't be shy and send your spanish version!
EL VERBO INVERTIR
The Spanish verb invertir can mean to invest or to invert.
Yo invierto
Tu inviertes
El ella usted invierte
Nosotros invertimos
Ustedes ellos invierten
For example:
En que inviertes tu dinero?
Yo invierto en viajes y salud y tu?
EL VERBO SACUDIR
Sacudir means to shake, and this verb can be used in most situations when you would use "to shake" in English.
For example:
1. you can talk about shaking something to clean it, as in sacudir el polvo de la alfombra (shaking off the dust from the rug).
2.You can also use sacudir to talk about shaking any object, such as sacudir las maracas (shaking the maracas).
3. It can be used to talk about shaking in the sense of scaring someone. El crimen sacudió a la gente del pueblo (The crime shook the people of the town).
Could you give an example?
VERBO MUDARSE
The reflexive verb mudarse means to move in the sense of changing one's residence, such as moving to a new house or apartment.
Yo me mudo
tu te mudas
el se muda
nosotros nos mudamos
ellos se mudan
Por ejemplo: Yo me mudare (futuro) el próximo año a Londres.
Puedes dar un ejemplo? - could you give an example?
Where to put Spanish adjectives
1. In English, adjectives always come before the thing they're describing, like this:
I met a tall boy
2. In Spanish, however, they usually come after the thing they're talking about.
I met a tall boy/Conocí a un chico alto
Could you give an example?
How to say "goodbye"
1.Adiós
Goodbye
2.Chau
Bye! (casual)
3. Nos vemos
See you (casual)
4. Hasta mañana
See you tomorrow
5.Hasta luego
See you later
6.Hasta la próxima semana
See you next week
7.Hasta el próximo lunes
See you next Monday
how do you say goodbye in Spanish?
LA LETRA H
The letter h may be the easiest of all the Spanish letters to pronounce: the h is almost always silent.
The letter combinations ch, which used to be considered a separate letter of the alphabet, IS PRONUNCED AS IN ENGLISH.
Por ejemplo: Chocolate, Channel, China.
Could you give some example with CH?
And when you have a lot of feelings?
To be very hungry, or a little sleepy, it's just a tiny bit different.
Because we're talking using nouns, we just need to say that we have "a lot" of that feeling, or "a little bit of" that feeling.
1. Isabel tiene un poco de sed
Isabel is a little thirsty (Literally: Isabel has a little thirst)
2.Omar tiene mucha hambre
Omar is very hungry (Literally: Omar has a lot of hunger)
3.Fabio tiene un poquito de miedo
Fabio is a tiny bit afraid (Literally: Fabio has a tiny bit of fear)
could you give an example?
Exciting Spanish weather expressions!
1. ¡Llueve a cántaros!
Literally: "It's raining pitchers/buckets!"
2. ¡Llueve a mares!
Literally: "It's raining oceans!"
3. ¡Hace un frío que pela!
Literally: "It's so cold it burns your skin!"
4.¡Me estoy congelando!
Literally "I'm freezing!
5.¡Es un horno!
Literally: "It's an oven!"
Sabes expresiones acerca del clima?
LA LENGUA OFICIAL:
Es una lengua oficial aquella en la que los niños tienen derecho a escolarizarse y recibir educación pública. Cuando en un ámbito territorial se reconocen dos o más lenguas oficiales al mismo tiempo, se dice que todas ellas son lenguas cooficiales.
Cuales son las lenguas oficiales en tu país?
TRABALENGUAS EN ESPAÑOL
Compré pocas copas, pocas copas compré, como compré pocas copas, pocas copas pagaré.
(I will buy few drinking glasses, few drinking glasses I will buy, as I will buy few drinking cups, few drinking cups will I pay.)
DON'T BE SHY AND RECORD YOUR SPANISH VERSION!
VERBO ACORDARSE
Acordarse means to remember.
For example,
1. No me acuerdo cuándo es tu cumpleaños (I can't remember when your birthday is),
2. Ella se acordó de llamar a su abuela (She remembered to call her grandmother).
Yo me acuerdo
Tu te acuerdas
Ella el se acuerda
Nosotros nos acordamos
Ustedes se acuerdan
No me acuerdo del deber de casa
Puedes dar un ejemplo?
Trabalenguas (Spanish Tongue Twisters)
Poquito a poquito Paquito empaca poquitas copitas en pocos paquetes.
(Little by little, Paquito packs a few tiny glasses in a few packages.)
Dont be shy and send your spanish version 🤗
Spanish false cognates ("False friends")
SPANISH WORDS THAT DON'T MEAN WHAT YOU THINK THEY MEAN
1.Éxito
What is sounds like: Exit
What it actually means: Success
2.Sensible
What is sounds like: Sensible
What it actually means: Sensitive
3.Carpeta
What is sounds like: Carpet
What it actually means: Folder
4.Excitado / Excitada
What is sounds like: Excited
What it actually means: Sexually aroused
5.Culo
What is sounds like: Cool!
What it actually means: Butt
Do you any another "false friend" example?
LAS FIGURAS GEOMETRICAS
Cual es tu figura favorita?
Holaaa! Cual es tu día favorito de la semana?
Mi día favorito es el Viernes!
Lunes: Monday
Domingo: Sunday
LA QUINCEAÑERA
In many countries in Latin America, it is customary to celebrate a girl's fifteenth birthday party in a very lavish manner.
This celebration traditionally marks a girl's coming of age and afterwards she is considered a mature person who is ready to assume family and social responsibilities.
How is in your country? Do you have something similar?
EL VERBO DIBUJAR
The Spanish verb dibujar means to draw or to sketch.
It is a regular -ar verb and follows the same conjugation pattern as other regular verbs like: ayudar, tratar, and buscar.
Por ejemplo:
Yo dibujo todos los días ese es mi hobbie
Could you give an example?
EL VERBO SENTIRSE
The verb sentirse is a reflexive verb that means to feel.
It is used to talk about how someone feels psychologically or physically.
For example,
Me siento feliz (I feel happy)
Nos sentimos cansados (We feel tired).
Y TU COMO TE SIENTES?
