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Vocabulario:

verbos (verbs):
ayudar – to help
++ayudamos – we help, we helped
++ayudaba – s/he used to help
amar – to love
++ ama – s/he loves
besar – to kiss
++   besaste – you kissed
comer – to eat
++     comí – I ate
comprar – to buy
++     compró – s/he bought
conocer – to know (someone, place)
++     conozco – I know
++     conoces – you know
cortar – to cut
decir – to say, to tell
++     dije – I said
++     dijo – s/he said
despertar – to wake up
++     despierto – I wake up
++    despiertas – you wake up
estar – to be
++     está dormida – she is asleep
++     están – they are
++     estuve – I was
hablar - to talk
invitar – to invite
++    invita – s/he invites
++    invité – I invited
ir – to go
++     vas – you go / you are going
++     fui – I went
++     fuiste – you went
jugar – to play
++    jugando al béisbol – playing baseball
lastimarse – to hurt oneself
++     me lastimé – I hurt myself / I hurt my ___.
lavar – to wash
++     lava – s/he washes
++     lavó – s/he washed
llamar – to call
++     llamo – I call
llegar – to arrive
++     llegué – I arrived
necesitar – to need
++     necesita – s/he needs
pensar (en) – to think (about)
++    piensas – you think
poder – can, to be able
++     puedo – I can
++     podemos – we can, we are able
poner – to put, to place, to set
++     puse – I put
querer – to want, to love (a person)
++    quieres – you want; you love (a person)
saber – to know
++    sabemos – we know
ser – to be
++     es – s/he is; it is
++     era – I was / s/he was
tener – to have
++     tengo – I have
++     tienes – you have
tomar – to take
visitar – to visit
++     visita – s/he visits
ver – to see
++     vi – I saw
++     viste – you saw
++     vimos – we saw

sustantivos (nouns)
anoche – lastnight
el brazo – arm
el número de teléfono – phone number
el hermano – brother
el partido de béisbol – the baseball game
el pasto – grass
el plátano – banana
el refri – fridge
el tiempo libre – free time
la abuela – the grandmother
la cebolla – onion
la cena – dinner
la fiesta – party
la flor – flower
la hermana – sister
la iglesia – church
la mamá – mom
la medicina – medicine
la mesa – table
la muchacha – the girl
la película – movie
la ropa – clothes
la tarea de matemáticas – math homework
la vida – life
mañana – tomorrow
un día – one day
viernes – Friday

otro (other)
¿cuándo? – when
¿dónde? – where
¿por qué? – why
¿quién? – who

a las ___ – at [time]
a ver – let’s see
de nuevo – again
después de – after
durante – during
en – in
eso – that
este / esta – this
gracias – thanks
guapo – handsome
inteligente – smart, intelligent
más – more
mucho – a lot
muy – very
nuestro – our
nuevo – new
pero – but
propio – own
que – that
realmente – really
siempre – always
su(s) – his, her, their, your (formal), your (plural)
te ves muy bien – you look really good
tan – so
tanto – so much
tarde – late
temprano – early
todavía – still
tu(s) – your
un poco – a little (bit)
¿verdad? – right?
ya – already

Related video(s):

1. Direct Objects (part 1)

Download the a worksheet that goes along with the exercises in the video!

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Or feel free to practice your own “hay que” phrase.

Vocabulario:

sustantivos (nouns):
alguien – someone, somebody
algo – something
consejo - advice
++buen consejo - good advice
++mal consejo – bad advice
dinero – money
el álgebra -algebra
el café – coffee
el chico – the boy
el coche – car
el dentista - dentist (male)
el disco – cd
el estudiante - the student
el inglés - English
el lápiz – pencil
el laxante - laxative
el libro – book
el plátano – banana, plantain
el profesor – the (male) teacher
el trabajo – work
la basura – the trash
la calificación – grade
la cama – bed
la cámara – camera
la camisa – shirt
la carta – letter
la clase – class
la cocina – the kithen
la comida – food
la discoteca – the dance club
la felicidad – happiness
la llave – key
la muela – tooth (molar)
la mujer – woman
la naranja – orange
la novia – girlfriend
la piña – pineapple
la pluma – pen, ballpoint pen
la proteína – protein
la reina – queen
mañana – tomorrow
mí – me (after preposition)
una cita – date, appointment
un examen – test
un palo – a stick
un zapato usado – a used shoe

verbos (verbs):
bailar – to dance
cantar – to sing
comer – to eat
++come – s/he eats
complicar – to complicate
comprender – to understand
++comprendo – I understand
creer - to believe, to think
dar – to give
descansar – to rest
doler - to hurt
++me duelen – They hurt me.
escuchar – to listen (to)
esperar – to wait
estar - to be
++está enfermo – he is sick
++está enojada – she is mad
++estoy enamorado de - I am in love (and a male) with
estudiar - to study
existir - to exist
++existo - I exist
hablar - to talk
++habla – s/he speaks
hacer – to do, to make
++hacer ejercicio – to (do) exercise
leer - to read
llegar - to arrive
llorar - to cry
ir – to go
++voy - I go / I’m going
ignorar – to ignore
jugar – to play
++juega al básquetbol – s/he plays basketball
oler – to smell
++huele mal - it smells bad
pegar – to hit
poner – to put
practicar – to practice
prestar atención – to pay attention
quedarse – to remain, to stay
saber – to know
++sabe – s/he knows
sacar – to take (out)
sentirse – to feel
++me siento – I feel
ser – to be
++es - it is
++son - they are
tener - to have
++tengo hambre – I am hungry
++tiene – s/he has
trabajar – to work
tratar – to treat, to try
ver – to see

otro (other):
antes de - before
como – like
con – with
conmigo – with me
de – from, of, about
después de – after
en – in; on
le – to him, to her
interesante – interesting
mal – bad, poorly
malo / mala – bad
más – more
mi – my
muy – very
nada – nothing
no – no
para – for; in order to
que – that
si – if
siempre – always
su – his, her
y – and

related videos:

1. Numbers 1-15
2. Vocabulario: – Los colores (parte 1)
3. Vocabulario: – Los colores (parte 2): los adjetivos
4. Hay – (there is/ there are)

verb chart:

más práctica:

vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns)
el bistec – steak
el cine – the movie theater
el comentario – comment
el equipo – team
el libro – book
el profesor – teacher
la fiesta – the party
la mamá – my mom
las papas – potatoes
la película – movie
la ropa – clothes / clothing
la verdad – the truth
los estudiantes – students
los huevos – eggs
los muchachos – boys
un beso – a kiss
un carro – car
un mensaje de texto – a text message
un minuto – one minute
un trofeo - a trophy

verbos (verbs)
acostarse – to go to bed
bañarse – to bathe
cenar – to eat dinner
comer – to eat
comprar – to buy
dar - to give
decir – to say, to tell
enviar – to send
ganar – to win
hablar - to talk
irse - to leave
levantarse – to get (oneself) up
llegar – to arrive
marcharse – to leave
planchar – to iron
ver - to see

otro (other)
a – to
cinco – five
con – with
en – in, on
ese / esa – that
favorito – favorite
le – to him, to her
me – to me, me
mi(s) - my
para – for
todo / toda - all
tu(s) - your

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Keep in mind that you can often use both words in a sentence, but they might change the meaning slightly.

Let me know if you have any questions or comments about the lesson below.  Enjoy!

extras:
Printable Por vs. Para – Pre-quiz
Printable sheet with differences

Chart from video:

más práctica:
Check back here soon!

Vocabulario:
Sustantivos (nouns)
acá / aquí – here
allá / ahí / allí - there
gracias – thanks
el abuelo – grandpa
el almuerzo – lunch
el amigo – friend
el arte moderno – modern art
el avión – plane
el carro – the car
el centro – downtown
el dinero – money
el estudiante – student
el fútbol – soccer
el gato - cat
el parque - park
el pastel – cake
el perro – dog
el presidente – president
el queso – the cheese
el ratón – mouse
el trabajo – job, work
la abuela - grandma
la abuelita – (little) grandma
la ayuda – help
la camiseta – t-shirt
la casa – house / home
la ciudad – city
la culpa – fault
la feria - the fair
la hora – hour
la iglesia – church
la leche – the milk
la mamá – mom
la novia – girlfriend
la playa – beach
las hamburguesas – hamburgers
las manos – hands
las millas – miles
la tarea – homework
la tienda - the store
los ciclistas – the cyclists
los dólares – dollars
los guantes - the gloves
los huevos - the eggs
los minutos – minutes
los muchachos – boys
los papás – parents
los sábados – On Saturday
un anillo – ring
una suspensión – a suspension
un enano – a midget
un juguete - a toy
un libro de historia – History book
un taxi - taxi

otro (other)
alto - tall
aunque – although
donde – where
en – in
ese / esa - that
este / esta - this
estos / estas - these
grande – big
guapo – handsome
más – more
mi(s) – my
muy – very
interesante – interesting
otro / otra – other
raro – weird, strange
siempre – always
su(s) – his/her/their
todos - every; everyone
tu(s) – your
y / e – and
ya – already

verbos (verbs)
ahorrar – to save
andar - to go, to walk
++anda – he / she goes
++andábamos – we were going
caminar – to walk
++caminamos – we walk / we walked
++caminan – they walk
conducir – to drive
++condujo – he / she drove
comprar – to buy
++compraron – they bought
dar – to give
++me dio – s/he gave to me
descansar – to rest
esperar – to hope, to wait for
++esperamos – we wait (for) / we waited (for)
estar – to be
++está – s/he is (feeling, located, etc)
++estábamos – we were (feeling, located, etc)
hablar – to talk
++hablaron por teléfono - they talked on the telephone
hacer - to do, to make
ir – to go
++fue – he / she went
++fuimos – we went
++Nos fuimos – we left
++vámonos – let’s go
++fueron – they went
++iban - they went / they were going
jugar – to play
++jugamos – we play
manejar – to drive
++maneja – s/he drives
necesitar – to need
++necesito – I need
pagar - to pay
++pagamos – we pay / we paid
pegar – to hit
perder - to lose
querer – to want
++quiere – he / she wants
++queremos – we want
recibir - to get, to receive
++recibió – he / she received; he / she got
saber – to know
++sabemos - we know
ser – to be
++fue diseñado / fue diseñada – he / she / it was designed
++es - s/he his
++son – they are
tener – to have
++tiene – he / she has
++tiene que – he / she has to
++tenemos que – we have to
terminar – to finish, to end
trabajar – to work
++trabajo – I work
++trabaja – he / she works
++trabajamos – we work / we worked
venir – to come
++Ven – (You) Come!

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On this post, I’ll give you an idea on how to go about doing that.

Disclaimer: Please understand that I give you permission to download my videos provided you are not financially profiting off of them.  Downloading other videos from Youtube could get you in trouble legally.  So please use the program with caution.

Step 1:Download Youtube Downloader

So I really like Youtube Downloader.  It’s spyware and malware free and you can download it off of CNET.  You can also search on Google “Download Youtube Videos” but who knows what you’ll come up with.

(When installing, I always make sure to unclick on everything it tells me to install because those programs are not needed for the program to work. )

Step 2: Find Youtube Video

So with the Youtube Downloader program open, find a youtube video that you want to download.
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Step 3: Copy video address into Youtube Downloader

Go to the video you want.  Then look at the top to the url of the video and simply copy all of the text and paste it into the Youtube downloader program.  You might notice that once you copy it, it will automatically paste the url into the program for you.

Step 4: Download video

Make sure you check how good the quality is if you want the best available or lower.  Then click on the download button.

Step 5: Save video to somewhere you can find it

It should type the title of the video automatically into your file-save window.  Then just save it.

Step 6: Your movie file

For Ipod:
Once downloaded, your movie file will be able to be dragged onto your Ipod.

For teachers:

If you’re a teacher wanting to show it in your school, you can now transfer the file to a USB drive and take it to school.

• Option 1: Show in Quicktime
  The file is in MPEG-4 format.  The program that can usually open that without any problems is Quicktime. So you will need Quicktime installed on your computer at school.

• Option 2: Convert files
  You could also convert the file to a different file type that your computer at school could play.  I would try either WMV or AVI.
  

• Option3: Download VideoLan
  There is a really good program that can show all sorts of file types without any problem that is FREE!  It’s called VideoLan.  You could download the install file and put it on your USB drive and take it to school or have your tech guy install it on your computer for you.

Hope this was helpful!  Let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions!

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Thanks for watching!

Verb conjugation:

Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns)
dinero – money
el arroz – rice
el brócoli – broccoli
el centro comercial - the mall
el cine – to go to the movies
el chocolate – chocolate
el concierto – the concert
el domingo – Sunday
el examen – test
el jamón – ham
el jueves - Thursday
el lunes – Monday
el martes - Tuesday
el miércoles – Wednesday
el parque de diversiones – the amusement park
el profesor - teacher
el viernes – Friday
el sábado – Saturday
la secretaria – secretary (female)
las fresas - strawberries
las zanahorias – carrots
los chicos – boys
mi amiga – my friend (female)
sus libros – his/her books
sus papás -his/her parents
tiempo - time

verbos (verbs)
comprar – to buy
escribir – to write
enseñar - to show, to teach
está enfermo - he is sick
está en problemas - he/she is in trouble
estudiar -to study
hablar en español – to speak in Spanish
ir (a) – to go (to)
ir de pesca – to go fishing
ir de vacaciones - to go on vacation
jugar (al) béisbol – to play baseball
le duele la mano – his/her hand hurts
no lo comprende - he/she doesn’t understand it
quiere decir… - it means …
salir con – to go out with
tener que – to have to (do something)
trabajar – to work

otro (other)
porque -because
con – with
para – for, in order to

Related videos:

1. Days of the Week
2. Present Tense – IR + places vocabulary
3. Present Tense – IR (part 3): Ir + a + infinitive
4. Vocabulario – El cuerpo (parte 2): el dolor
5. Vocabulario: – Los colores (parte 1)

So it turns out that there are many aspects about the Spanish language that can be confusing to learners because in English, nothing like this exists.  One such thing that can confuse non-native speakers is the Personal A.  In this video below I explain the Personal A and show how to use it.

Leave any questions, comments or suggestions below.

Vocabulario:

sustantivos (nouns)
alguien – someone
bistec con papas – steak with potatoes
el autor – author
el caníbal – cannibal
el gato – cat
el novio - boyfriend
el papá – dad
el periódico – newspaper
el presidente – the president
el señor – man; gentleman
fotos - photos
la amiga – female friend
las chicas – girls
los hombres – men
la música rock – rock music
la novia – girlfriend
la pizza - pizza
la ropa – clothing; clothes
las hamburguesas – hamburgers
las muchachas – girls
las personas – people
la radio – radio
la televisión – tv
los chicos – boys
los estudiantes – students
los libros – books
los niños - kids;children; boys
los platos – plates; dishes
mamá – mom
matemáticas – math
nadie – no one
quién – who
una secretaria - secretary

verbos (verbs)
comer - to eat
++come - he/she eats
++comemos - we eat
++ comen – They eat
comprar – to buy
++compran – they buy
buscar – to look for
++busca – he/she looks for
conocer – to know
++ conoce – he/she knows
cocinar – to cook
++ cocinan - they cook
encontrar - to find
escuchar – to listen (to)
++escucha - he/she listens (t0)
escribir – to write
++escribe – he/she writes
esperar - to hope; to wait for
++esperan – they hope; they wait for
estudiar – study
++estudian – they study
lavar – to wash
++lavamos – we wash
leer - to read
++ lee – he/she reads
mirar – to watch; to look at
++miran – they watch; they look at
++mira – he/she watches; he/she looks at
morder – to bite
++muerde – he/she bites
necesitar – needs
++necesita – he/she needs
poder – can; to be able
++pueden – they can
sacar - to take
++saca - he/she takes
telefonear – to call on the telephone / to telephone
++telefonea - he/she calls on the phone/telephones
tener – to have
++tengo – I have
++tiene – he/she has
ver – to see
++ veo – I see
++vemos - we see

otro (other)
de – of
famoso – famous
gordo – fat
mi/mis – my
mucho – a lot
su/sus – his / her / your(formal) / their

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Vocabulario:
hay – there is, there are
no hay – there is not, there are not
no hay ninguno/ninguna – there is not (even) one

anaranjado – orange
barato – cheap
¿cuántos? / ¿cuántas? - How many?
gris - gray, grey
la bandera – the flag
la calculadora – the calculator
la cámara – the camera
la camisa – the shirt
la carpeta - the folder
la casa – the house
la escuela – the school
la gente – the people
la hamburguesa – the hamburger
la manzana – the apple
la mesa – the table
la mochila – the bookbag
la regla – the ruler
la sandía – the watermelon
la tienda – the store
la zanahoria – the carrot
los estudiantes – the students
los zapatos – the shoes
el baño – the bathroom
el bolígrafo – the pen
el concierto – the concert
el cuaderno – the notebook
el diccionario - the dictionary
el gato – the cat
el lápiz / los lápices – the pencil / the pencils
el perro - the dog
el refresco – the soft drink/soda
el tomate – the tomato
en – in, on
rojo - red
una hoja de papel – a piece of paper
un libro – a book

Related videos

1. Numbers 0-39
2. Nouns + definite articles + classroom vocab
3. Nouns + indefinite articles + classroom vocab
4. Vocabulario – las frutas & gustar
5. Vocabulario – Verduras
6. Vocabulario – La ropa
7. Vocabulario: – Los colores (parte 1)
8. Vocabulario: – Los colores (parte 2): los adjetivos

Let me know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions about this video below.

Vocabulario:
rojo - red
anaranjado – orange
naranja – orange
amarillo – yellow
verde - green
azul – blue
morado – violet, purple
rosado – pink
rosa – pink
café – brown
marrón - brown
blanco – white
gris – grey
negro – black

el bolígrafo – pen
el lápiz – pencil
el libro – book
el marcador – marker
el suéter - sweater
el vestido - dress
la camisa - shirt
la camiseta – t-shirt
la chaqueta – jacket
la falda – skirt
la gorra - baseball cap
la mochila – bookbag
la ropa interior – underwear
la sudadera – sweatshirt
los calcetines – socks
las chanclas – flip-flops
los jeans – jeans
los pantalones – pants
los pantalones cortos – shorts
los tenis – tennis shoes
los zapatos - shoes
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Related videos:

1. Nouns + definite articles + classroom vocab
2. Vocabulario – La ropa
3. 01 Los colores (parte 1)

Let me know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions below. Hope you find it helpful!

verb charts:

Vocabulario:
tener dolor de – to have a ____ ache
(yo) Tengo dolor de cabeza. – I have a headache.
Me duele la cabeza. – My head hurts.

el cuerpo – body
la cabeza – head
los ojos – eyes
la nariz - nose
las orejas - ears
la boca - mouth
los dientes - teeth
la lengua – tongue
la garganta – throat
el cuello - neck
el pecho – chest
el estómago – stomach
la espalda – back
el brazo – arm
la mano*- hand
los dedos - fingers or toes
las piernas – legs
los pies – feet
los dedos de pie – toes

*notice ‘la mano’ is feminine even though it ends in an ‘o’.

Related video(s):

1. Vocabulario El Cuerpo (parte 1)
2. Me gusta (parte 1)
3. Me gusta (parte 2)
4. Vocabulario – las frutas & gustar
5. Present Tense – tener