Hola. In this lesson, we’ll be talking about verbs that go through a change in the middle. We call them stem-changing verbs. In this video, we discuss one type, those that change from o-ue.
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Vocabulario:
- sustantivos (nouns):
- allá – there
- el lugar – the place
- el niño – the boy (child)
- el perro – dog
- el sofá – the couch
- el teléfono – telephone
- el tren – the train
- eso – that
- la biblioteca – library
- la escuela – school
- la panadería – the bread store
- las cosas – things
- las flores – flowers
- las hamburguesas – hamburgers
- las ovejas – the sheep
- las plantas – plants
- la tienda – the store
- los abuelos – grandparents
- los compañeros – class mates
- los gatos – cats
- los juguetes – toys
- los trabajadores – the workers
- ¿quién? – who?
- todo – everything, all
- un chiste – a joke
verbos (verbs):
- apestar – to stink
- apesta – it stinks
- comer – to eat
- comen – they eat
- dejar- to leave
- dejó – s/he left
- hace frío – it’s cold
- leer – to read
- lees – you read
- llamarse – to call oneself
- se llama – he calls himself / she calls herself
- llevar – to take
- lleva – s/he takes
- poder – to be able to; can
- puede – s/he can
- ser – to be
- es – s/he is
- visitar – to visit
- visitas – you visit
- vivir – to live
- vive – s/he lives
otro (other):
- a – to
- a las once y media – at 11:30
- a las siete – at 7:00
- al lado de – beside, next to
- bonito – beautiful
- casi – almost
- ¿cómo? – how?
- cuando – when
- ¿cuánto? – how much?
- de – of
- de la mañana – in the morning
- de repente – suddenly
- desde hace cuatro días – since four days have passed / for four days
- después de [verb] – after [doing]
- donde – where
- ¿dónde? – where?
- dos – two
- en – in, at, on
- ese – that
- interesante – interesante
- jamás – never
- lo que – what; that which
- los fines de semana – on the weekends
- mismo – same
- mucho – a lot
- muchos – many
- no – no
- nada – nothing
- nunca – never
- porque – because
- raro – weird, strange
- siempre – always
- sólo – only
- su(s) – his/her
- tarde – late
- todavía – still
- todos los días – every day
- su – his/her
- tan – so
- tu – your
- un poco – a little (bit)
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Tengo una pregunta: ¿Qué debe ser a las 6:15 “que llevEn” o “que llevAn”? Porque no entiendo esto…
Senor Jordan, are some of the verbs missing from the word bank in this lesson?
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