¡Hola, cyber-alumnos míos! In this video lesson, we’re going to be going over some affirmative and negative expressions. The expressions we will cover in this video are siempre(always), nunca(never) andjamás(never).
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Explanation:
Practice 1:
Practice 2:
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Vocabulario:
verbos (verbs):
cocinar – to cook
cocina – s/he cooks
comer – to eat
comes – you eat
comía – s/he ate / s/he used to eat
comprar – to buy
comprábamos – we bought / we used to buy
deber – ought / should
debes – you ought / you should
decir – to say / to tell
dicen – they say / they tell
desayunar- to eat breakfast
desayuno – I eat breakfast
dormir – to sleep
duerme – s/he sleeps
duermen – they sleep
escuchar – to listen
escucha – s/he listens
estar – to be
está – s/he is
estaba – s/he was
hacer – to do / to make
hace frío – it’s cold
importar – to be important
importa – it’s important
ir – to go
fuimos – we went
lavarse – to wash one self
se lava – he/she washes himself/herself
levantarse – to get up
se levantan – they get up
llamar – to call
llama – s/he calls
llover – to rain
llueve – it rains
obedecer – to obey
obedecen – they obey
picar – to bite
pican – they bite
ponerse – to put on
me pongo – I put on
salir – to go out
salgo – I go out
ser – to be
era – s/he was
es = s/he is
fue – s/he was
tener – to have
tengo – I have
tiene – s/he has
sustantivos (nouns):
Él – he / him
el hambre – the hunger
el hermano – the brother
el pan – the bread
el repelente – the repellent
el sol – the sun
el teléfono – the telephone
frío – cold
julio – July
la esposa – the wife
la leche – the milk
la mamá – the mom
la mañana – the morning
la música – the music
la noche – the night
las horas – the hours
la señora – the woman
las manos – the hands
las verduras – the vegetables
los chicos – the boys
los fines de semana – the weekends
los gatos – the cats
los mosquitos – the mosquitos
los papás – the parents
los perros – the dogs
los sábado – Saturdays
nosotros – we / us
una computadora – a computer
una novia – a girlfriend
una vez – one time
un niño – a kid / a child
un ingeniero eléctrico – an electric engineer
otro (other):
a – to
ahora – now
antes de – before
bien – fine, well
cada – each
cansado – tired
cuando – when
de – of / from
en – in, on
enfrente de – in front of
entre – between
ese / esa – that
honesto/honesta – honest
mi(s) – my
mucho – a lot
ni – not even
no – no
o – or
por – by
porque – because
primero – first
si – if
siempre – always
su(s) – his / her / your (formal) / their / your (plural)
