A space to learn Spanish language. Feel free to use the information to practice and boost your learning. Questions & comments are always welcome. Listen to Spanish music, click on the bar at the top. (Un espacio para aprender el idioma Español. Siéntete con la libertad de usar la información para practicar y aumentar tu aprendizaje. Preguntas y comentarios son siempre bienvenidos. Escucha música en Español solo da un clic en la barra musical en la parte superior)
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Monday, August 10, 2015
Spanish pronunciation ( diphthongs and triphthongs)
Be careful when pronouncing Spanish diphthongs and triphthongs. In these cases, you have two or three different sounds to pronounce quickly and cannot omit any of them.
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Spanish Vowel : [Ai], [ay]
Spanish Example: Aire, hay
Corresponding sound in English: As in ice
(note that in this case this sound stands for a single vowel in the English example while in Spanish it represents two different sounds.)
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Spanish Vowel [Au]
Spanish Example: Aumento
Corresponding sound in English: As in cow
(in this case, the Spanish [au] must not be confused with the English [au], which is pronounced [o] as in the word Australian)
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Spanish Vowel: [Ei], [ey]
Spanish Example: Veinte, rey
Corresponding sound in English: As in May or they, two sounds in this case.
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Spanish Vowel: [Oy]
Spanish Example: Voy
Corresponding sound in English: As in toy.
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Spanish Vowel: [Eu]
Spanish Example: Europa
Corresponding sound in English : As in Amadeus (two sounds in this case)
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Spanish Vowel : [Ai], [ay]
Spanish Example: Aire, hay
Corresponding sound in English: As in ice
(note that in this case this sound stands for a single vowel in the English example while in Spanish it represents two different sounds.)
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Spanish Vowel [Au]
Spanish Example: Aumento
Corresponding sound in English: As in cow
(in this case, the Spanish [au] must not be confused with the English [au], which is pronounced [o] as in the word Australian)
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Spanish Vowel: [Ei], [ey]
Spanish Example: Veinte, rey
Corresponding sound in English: As in May or they, two sounds in this case.
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Spanish Vowel: [Oy]
Spanish Example: Voy
Corresponding sound in English: As in toy.
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Spanish Vowel: [Eu]
Spanish Example: Europa
Corresponding sound in English : As in Amadeus (two sounds in this case)
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Saturday, August 8, 2015
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Spanish Plural
El plural: s - es – ces
Vocal final Consonante final “z” final s es
Escribe el plural de las siguientes palabras:
2. inglés ingleses
3. lápiz lápices
5. alemán ______
6. mexicano _____
7. luz _____
8. piloto _____
9. holandesa _____
10. juez _____
11. bicicleta _____
12. estudiante _____
13. dólar _____
14. mesa _____
15. hospital _____
16. bar _____
17. hotel elegante ____
18. reloj antiguo ____
19. pez pequeño ______
20. chico simpático ___
21. casa grande ______
22. señor español _____
23. ejercicio difícil ____
24. camisa negra ____
25. isla bonita ___
Monday, June 29, 2015
The verb to be in spanish
El verbo SER ( The verb to BE)
yo soy---------I am
tú eres-------- You are
él - ella es---- He- She is
usted es (formal when you adress to an older person singular) ---You are
Tu eres---- You are
nosotros (masculine) - nosotras(feminine) somos----We are
vosotros* - vosotras* sois (*se usa solo en España) ( *It is used only in Spain)--- You are
ellos(masculine plural) - ellas(feminineplural) - ustedes son----You are.
Completa las frases con el verbo SER.
(Complete the phrases with the verb to BE)
1. Carmen _______ española. (Carmen is Spanish)
2. Julio y Hernando _________ argentinos. (Julio and Fernando are Argetinian)
3. Nosotros ______ italianos. (We are Italian)
4. ¿Ustedes también ______ italianos?( Are you also Italian?)
5. No, nosotros no _________ italianos, ________ alemanes. (No, we are not Italian, we are German)
6. ¡Hola! (yo) _______ Pedro. (Hello! I'm Peter)
7. ¿Vosotras ________ Clara y Teresa? (Are you clara and Teresa?)
8. ¿ ________ usted el señor González?( Are you Mr González)
9. Las amigas de Miguel _______ peluqueras. (Miguel's g-friends are hairdresser)
10. ¿De dónde _________ ? (tú) (Where are you from?)
11. ¿De dónde _________ usted?(Where are you from?Formal adressing to an older person)
12. ¿De dónde _________ ustedes?( Where are you(plural) from?)
(plural)
13. ¿Javier ___________ ingeniero?(Is Javier an engineer?)
14. Yo ________ estudiante de español. (I' m a student)
15. Jorge y yo ____________ mexicanos( Jorge and I are mexicans)
yo soy---------I am
tú eres-------- You are
él - ella es---- He- She is
usted es (formal when you adress to an older person singular) ---You are
Tu eres---- You are
nosotros (masculine) - nosotras(feminine) somos----We are
vosotros* - vosotras* sois (*se usa solo en España) ( *It is used only in Spain)--- You are
ellos(masculine plural) - ellas(feminineplural) - ustedes son----You are.
Completa las frases con el verbo SER.
(Complete the phrases with the verb to BE)
1. Carmen _______ española. (Carmen is Spanish)
2. Julio y Hernando _________ argentinos. (Julio and Fernando are Argetinian)
3. Nosotros ______ italianos. (We are Italian)
4. ¿Ustedes también ______ italianos?( Are you also Italian?)
5. No, nosotros no _________ italianos, ________ alemanes. (No, we are not Italian, we are German)
6. ¡Hola! (yo) _______ Pedro. (Hello! I'm Peter)
7. ¿Vosotras ________ Clara y Teresa? (Are you clara and Teresa?)
8. ¿ ________ usted el señor González?( Are you Mr González)
9. Las amigas de Miguel _______ peluqueras. (Miguel's g-friends are hairdresser)
10. ¿De dónde _________ ? (tú) (Where are you from?)
11. ¿De dónde _________ usted?(Where are you from?Formal adressing to an older person)
12. ¿De dónde _________ ustedes?( Where are you(plural) from?)
(plural)
13. ¿Javier ___________ ingeniero?(Is Javier an engineer?)
14. Yo ________ estudiante de español. (I' m a student)
15. Jorge y yo ____________ mexicanos( Jorge and I are mexicans)
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Telephone call in Spanish
When calling, you may need to ask if someone is there.
Buenas tardes(formal)
(Good afternoon)
Hola...
(Hello)
¿Me puede comunicar con…?
(May (Could / Can) I speak to?)
Quisiera hablar con…
(I'd like to speak to...)
¿Me puede comunicar con la extensión…?
(Can I have extension...?)
¿Se encuentra ...?
(Is ... there?)
Buenas tardes(formal)
(Good afternoon)
Hola...
(Hello)
¿Me puede comunicar con…?
(May (Could / Can) I speak to?)
Quisiera hablar con…
(I'd like to speak to...)
¿Me puede comunicar con la extensión…?
(Can I have extension...?)
¿Se encuentra ...?
(Is ... there?)
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Friday, May 8, 2015
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Monday, April 27, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Friday, April 10, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
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Friday, March 20, 2015
Thursday, March 19, 2015
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