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02 Direct Objects (parte 3): attaching Direct Objects

Señor Jordan — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 06:58:00 +0000

Hola. In this video lesson we’ll be talking about Direct Objects (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) again. It turns out that not only can they go before the verb phrase, but we can also put them in different places sometimes.

Leave any questions or comments below. Enjoy!

Vocabulario:

sustantivos:
abuelos – granparents
basura – trash
compadre – buddy
dinero – money
el carro – car
el puré – purée
el restaurante – restaurant
espinacas – spinach
horas – hours
la bicicleta – bicycle
la comida – food
la tienda – store
papitas – chips, fries
libro – book
la abuelita – little grandma / little old lady
la pelota – ball
la tele – tv
niño – boy, child
novia – girlfriend
ojos – eyes
un besito – a little kiss

verbos:
alcanzar – to reach; get to
apagar – to turn off
++apagamos – we turn off
acaba de – s/he just (did something)
besar – to kiss
caerse – to fall down
++me caí – I fell down
cambiar – to change
cocinar – to cook
comer – to eat
++estoy comiendo – I am eating (right now)
++está comiendo – s/he is ealing (right now)
comprar – to buy
dar – to give
++das – you give
deber – should
++debo – I should
dejar de – to stop (doing something)
encontrar – to find
estar – to be
++está – s/he / it is
++estaba – s/he was
fumar – to smoke
hacer – to do; make
++hago – I do; make
++hace – s/he does; makes
hay – there is / there are
ir – to go
++vamos – we go
++va – s/he goes
leer – to read
levantar – to lift
limpiar – to clean
++estamos limpiando – we are cleaning (right now)
llegar – to arrive
++llega – s/he arrives
lograr – to succeed
++lograste – you succeeded
mirar – to watch
++estaba mirando – s/he was watching
pasar – to happen
++pasó – it happened
poder – to be able; can
puedo – I can
++puedes – you can
++pude – I could
++pudiste – you could
querer – to want
++quiero – I want
++quieren – they want
saber – to know
++sé – I know
sacar – to take
ser – to be
++es – s/he is
++era – s/he was
sonreír – to smile
te gusta – you like
tener que – to have (to do something)
terminar – to end
++terminó – s/he / it ended
traer – to bring
++traigo – I bring
tratar de – to try (to do something)
++trataba de – s/he tried (to do something)
ver – to see

otro:
a – to
aburrido – bored / boring
allí – there
antes de – before
bien – well
con – with
cuando – when
de – of, from
en – in, on
esos - those
este – this
mucho – a lot
muy – very
nadie – no one
no – no
para – for
pero – but
por – for
porque – because
pues – well
puesto que – since, because
qué – what
que – that
rápido – fast
sí – yes
siempre – always
su – his/her/your/their
sucio – dirty
tu(s) – your
todo – every
y – and
ya - already
ya no – no longer

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02 Direct Objects (part 2)

Señor Jordan — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 04:55:57 +0000

Hola. In this video lesson we’re talking about complementos directos. We use these to talk about objects and people in Spanish when those are the object of the verb. If you’re still a little confused, watch the video.

Leave any comments or questions below!

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

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Direct Objects (part 1)

01 Possessive adjectives (part 2) – nuestro, su

Señor Jordan — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 17:55:19 +0000

¡Hola! In this video lesson, we’ll continue with the possessive adjectives and add on two more. Well, technically I guess we’re only really adding on one more since the other we already knew.

Enjoy! Leave any questions, comments, or suggestions below.

Vocabulario:
¿De quién es? - Whose is it? / Who does it belong to?
Es ____. – It is ___.
¿De quién son? – Whose are they? / Who do they belong to?
Son ___. – They are ___.

el coche – car
el cuaderno – notebook
el dinero – money
el gato – cat
el libro - book
el perro – dog
el teléfono – telephone
el zapato – shoe
la camiseta – t-shirt
la casa – house
la hamburguesa – hamburger
la mochila – bookbag
la pizza – pizza
los calcetines – socks

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Possessive adjectives (part 1); mi(s), tu(s), su(s)

01 Possessive Adjectives (part 1)

Señor Jordan — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:56:56 +0000

This video lesson covers the possessive adjectives: mi(s), tu(s) & su(s) in Spanish. We use these when we want to tell to whom something belongs.

In part two, we’ll go over the remaining possessive adjectives.

Enjoy!

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

Vocabulario:
mi / mis – my
tu / tus – your (familiar)
su / sus - his, her, your (formal)

el lápiz – the pencil
un lápiz – a pencil
los lápices – the pencils
unos lápices – some pencils
la regla – the ruler
una regla – a ruler
las reglas – the rulers
unas reglas - some rulers

el cuaderno – notebook
el perro – dog
el gato – cat
los jeans – jeans
el libro – book
el marcador – marker
el vestido – dress
la camisa – shirt
la guitarra – guitar
la hamburguesa – hamburger
la piña – pineapple
los pantalones – pants
los tenis – tennis shoes

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Possessive adjectives (part 2); nuestro(s), su(s)