01-025 Nouns, definite articles, and classroom vocabulary
¡Hola! This lesson is jam packed with usefulness because it talks about nouns, definite articles AND I throw in useful classroom vocabulary. Perhaps in the future I’ll be able to do vocabulary videos. For now, enjoy and please be kind about my artistic attempts. 
In this lesson we talk about nouns and definite articles. If you’re not sure what those are, you might check out the dictionary on the site where I define grammatical terms. The definite articles (way to say ‘the’) in Spanish are: el, la, los, & las. Enjoy!
Please let me know if this was helpful. Also, questions, comments, & suggestions are always welcome.
Vocabulario:
el chico – the boy
la chica – the girl
el hombre – the man
la mujer – the woman
el armario = the locker
el bolígrafo = the pen
el cuaderno = the notebook
el diccionario = the dictionary
el lápiz = the pencil
el libro = the book
el marcador = the marker
el pupitre = the desk
el reloj = the clock (watch)
la mesa = the table
la calculadora – the calculator
la carpeta = the folder
la mochila = the bookbag
la regla = the ruler
la bandera = the flag
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basics, grammar, vocabulary, year 1 | Señor Jordan October 19, 2008
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By John, November 10, 2008 @ 8:56 pm
Hi Senior Jordan. Angela and I just want to say Muchas Gracias. We are Canadian snowbirds who like to travel through Mexico during the winter months. We try to speak spanish whenever we can when in Mexico but find it difficult to practice in Canada as there are so few spanish speaking people. Your lessons have made a huge difference in our abilities. Su lecciones son la mas facille manera que yo he encontrado a aprendar la lengua espanol. (Hope that was close). You sir, are making a difference. Thanks again and I would love to shake your hand someday.
John and Angela