Cuando (when) you go to Andalucía, you will meet some people and you will have to introduce yourself, y you will also want to know their stories. Por ejemplo, if you siempre go to the same bakery, it would be great if you ask the baker for his name, and greet …
Okay, think about this: You have met an Andalusian who wants to invite you to have dinner in a very typical restaurant, so that you can try the local dishes of that area. He told you the day and time, but you didn’t understand him very well and now you don’t …
You already know the most important things about nouns. Ahora (now), we are going to see the personal pronouns so that you can start to form sentences, because … how are you going to talk to people if you don’t know how to call them? OK, here we go. …
En español (in Spanish), nouns are masculinos or femeninos. There are also neutral words, pero (but) we are not going to study them now. Masculine words end in “-o” or “-e”, and feminine words end in “-a”. Tomate (tomato) = masculine Perro (dog) = masculine Casa (house) = feminine And what …
Once you have seen the alfabeto, you are going to learn how to greet people in Spanish. Los españoles (Spaniards) have different ways of greeting depending on the time of day: Por la mañana (in the morning) Buenos días: From the time we wake up until we have lunch, which in …