02 Stressed Possessive Adjectives
Hola. In this lesson, we’ll be learning how to use Stressed Possessive Adjectives and then practice them. These are similar to Possessive Adjectives, but supposedly emphasize the ownership.
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Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns):
el limón – the lemon
el perro – the dog
el refresco – the soda
la casa – the house
la familia – the family
la naranja – the orange
la novia – the girlfriend
las camisetas – the t-shirts
la tortuga – the turtle
los baños – the bathrooms
los videojuegos – the video games
verbos (verbs):
bailar – to dance
cocinar – to cook
cocina – s/he cooks / you cook (formal)
hablar – to speak
hablan – they speak / you all speak
jugar – to play
juega – s/he plays / you play (formal)
poder- to be able
puede – s/he can / you can (formal)
preferir – to prefer
prefiero – I prefer
ser – to be
es – s/he is / you are (formal
son – they are / you all are
otro (other):
asqueroso – disgusting / gross
bien – good / well
contigo – with you
de – of
gracioso(s)/graciosa(s) – funny / silly
muy – very / really
pequeño/pequeña – small
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