Tutorial
Build Simple Spoken Statements in Spanish
Learn the basic Spanish sentence structure for making simple affirmative statements about identity, actions, and possession.
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Tutorial
Build Simple Spoken Statements in Spanish
Learn the basic Spanish sentence structure for making simple affirmative statements about identity, actions, and possession.
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23 CardsLesson#1
Let's learn how to build simple spoken statements in Spanish. The basic pattern is Subject, then Verb, then any extra information. For example, to say 'I speak Spanish', you can say 'Yo hablo español'.
Lesson#2
A key feature of spoken Spanish is that you can often leave out the subject pronoun, like 'yo', 'tú', or 'nosotros'. The verb ending usually makes it clear who is doing the action. So, 'Hablo español' is a very common and natural way to say 'I speak Spanish'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Spanish: 'I speak English.'
Yo hablo inglés.
Quiz#4
Translate into Spanish: 'You work in a city.'
Tú trabajas en una ciudad.
Quiz#5
Translate into Spanish: 'She studies Spanish.'
Ella estudia español.
Lesson#6
This simple sentence pattern also works for statements about who you are or where you live. You can use the verbs 'ser', meaning 'to be', for identity, and 'vivir', meaning 'to live', for residence.
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