Master Basic Spanish Today E-Book

Quijote Language Institute

• Herausgeber: QLI
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Beschreibung

"Master Basic Spanish Today" is your passport to confidently navigating conversations in Spanish! Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this comprehensive guide is designed to make learning Spanish accessible and enjoyable. Packed with practical exercises, essential vocabulary, and cultural insights, this book takes you on a journey to grasp the fundamentals of the language. From simple greetings to everyday expressions, "Master Basic Spanish Today" equips you with the tools to communicate effectively and build a strong foundation in Spanish. Dive in and embark on your exciting language-learning adventure!

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MASTER BASIC SPANISH TODAY

QUIJOTE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE

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CONTENTS

1. Singular Nouns

2. Plural Nouns

3. Definite Article

4. Indefinite Article

5. Cardinal Numbers

6. Adjectives

7. There Is / There Are

8. 50 Common Words

9. Accent

10. Personal Pronouns

11. Regular Verbs Ending in -ar

12. Common Verbs ending in -ar

13. Regular Verbs Ending in -ir

14. Common Verbs ending in -ir

15. Regular Verbs Ending in -er

16. Common Verbs ending in -er

17. Using Verbs

1

SINGULAR NOUNS

A noun is a word used to either indicate:

􏰀 - a thing 􏰀

- a place

- a 􏰀person

All Spanish nouns are either masculine or feminine.

The common rule is that masculine nouns end with –o and feminine nouns end with –a. But, as we will see it later on, there are some exceptions to this rule.

Examples of masculine nouns which end in –o:

􏰀 minuto ……….minute 􏰀

plato ......... plate 􏰀

carro ..... car 􏰀

libro .......... book

Examples of feminine nouns ending in –a would be:

􏰀 bicicleta .......... bicycle

􏰀 mesa ........ table 􏰀

fresa .... strawberry 􏰀

cuchara ...... spoon

Sometimes, with nouns relating to persons or animals, the –o or –a at the end will change, depending on whether it relates to male or female.

Some examples of this are: 􏰀

gato .......... male cat

􏰀 gata .......... female cat

􏰀 abuelo ...... grandfather 􏰀

abuela ...... grandmother

􏰀 tío ............. uncle 􏰀

tía ............. aunt

􏰀 chico ......... boy 􏰀

chica ......... girl

Some exceptions to the general rule explained rule however exist.