Learn Spanish the Fun and Easy Way 10z4j

100 vocabulary words in Spanish for memorization --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Identifying the difference between the Spanish verb IR (to go) and the verb ending -ir ..ie Escribir (to write), dirigir (to direct) and so on. --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Knowing that most Al ending words in English are equivalent to the same words in Spanish ...example TERMINAL is the same in Spanish...CASUAL....ESPACIAL...and so on...give it a try --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

...ot is the verb HABER (form of verb to Have) and the progressive...yoy only conjugate HABER and the following verb, and the following verb conjugation is placed with each pronoun ..example...yo HE Hablado, TÚ Has Hablado, Usted, él, ella Ha Hablado, Nosotros Hemos hablado, Vosotros Habéis Hablado, Ustedes, ellos, ellas, Han Hablado.....see how simple? --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

If you lack love begin by loving yourself. Si te hace falta amor, empieza por amarte --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

If you lack love begin by loving yourself. Si te hace falta amor, empieza por amarte --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

If you lack love begin by loving yourself. Si te hace falta amor, empieza por amarte --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Negrita is an endearing term, not an offensive term . IAt times it has nothing to do with the color of someone's skin, but used as a flirtatious cat calling one may say. A husband in Colombia might refer to his wife as "mi negrita"...a woman to her man "mi negrito."...these ito or ita is a diminutive suffix added to soften the word .negrito, chiquitito...gordito (fat) etc

Negrita is an endearing term, not an offensive term . IAt times it has nothing to do with the color of someone's skin, but used as a flirtatious cat calling one may say. A husband in Colombia might refer to his wife as "mi negrita"...a woman to her man "mi negrito."...these ito or ita is a diminutive suffix added to soften the word .negrito, chiquitito...gordito (fat) etc --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Negrita is an endearing term, not an offensive term . IAt times it has nothing to do with the color of someone's skin, but used as a flirtatious cat calling one may say. A husband in Colombia might refer to his wife as "mi negrita"...a woman to her man "mi negrito."...these ito or ita is a diminutive suffix added to soften the word .negrito, chiquitito...gordito (fat) etc --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Pasar, han estado, qué pasa. Different ways of asking how you are in Spanish

Pasar, han estado, qué pasa. Different ways of asking how you are in Spanish --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Pasar, han estado, qué pasa. Different ways of asking how you are in Spanish --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Pasar, han estado, qué pasa. Different ways of asking how you are in Spanish

Que is used in Spanish with words that are used to express opinions, desires, feelings, and time and to introduce subordinate phrases:1. Estoy seguro or segura ( gender in Spanish), que mañana lloverá. 2. Pienso que eres una persona bien inteligente (I think you are a very intelligent person) 3. Me alegro que (or de que) I am happy that. 4. To express exclamatory sentences-exclamations: ¡Qué bien/bueno! (That's good/great!) ¡Qué bonitas! How lovely...and so forth..Que also introduces the subordinate clause... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Que is used in Spanish with words that are used to express opinions, desires, feelings, and time and to introduce subordinate phrases:1. Estoy seguro or segura ( gender in Spanish), que mañana lloverá. 2. Pienso que eres una persona bien inteligente (I think you are a very intelligent person) 3. Me alegro que (or de que) I am happy that. 4. To express exclamatory sentences-exclamations: ¡Qué bien/bueno! (That's good/great!) ¡Qué bonitas! How lovely...and so forth..Que also introduces the subordinate clause... --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Que is used in Spanish with words that are used to express opinions, desires, feelings, and time and to introduce subordinate phrases:1. Estoy seguro or segura ( gender in Spanish), que mañana lloverá. 2. Pienso que eres una persona bien inteligente (I think you are a very intelligent person) 3. Me alegro que (or de que) I am happy that. 4. To express exclamatory sentences-exclamations: ¡Qué bien/bueno! (That's good/great!) ¡Qué bonitas! How lovely...and so forth..Que also introduces the subordinate clause... --- this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profesora-loaiza/

Que is used in Spanish with words that are used to express opinions, desires, feelings, and time and to introduce subordinate phrases:1. Estoy seguro or segura ( gender in Spanish), que mañana lloverá. 2. Pienso que eres una persona bien inteligente (I think you are a very intelligent person) 3. Me alegro que (or de que) I am happy that. 4. To express exclamatory sentences-exclamations: ¡Qué bien/bueno! (That's good/great!) ¡Qué bonitas! How lovely...and so forth..Que also introduces the subordinate clause...

Asking and answering by using ESTAR conjugation...ESTOY, ESTAS, ESTÁ,ESTAMOS, ESTÁIS, ESTÁN... ADJECTIVES MAL (GOOD) BIEN (GOOD/WELL)..FAITH =FE --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Asking and answering by using ESTAR conjugation...ESTOY, ESTAS, ESTÁ,ESTAMOS, ESTÁIS, ESTÁN... ADJECTIVES MAL (GOOD) BIEN (GOOD/WELL)..FAITH =FE --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app