sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in 'centro' ('centre')

sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in 'decir' ('to say, saying')

sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in 'zapato' ('shoe')

Spanish preposition meaning 'for' or 'in order to'

when a verb changes to match a subject and tense

Check - A) edificio (Canary Islands and Latin America)

Check - B) plaza (Canary Islands and Latin America)

Check - C) doce (Spain)

A1 - 1 ¿Participas en el carnaval cada año? (Spain)

A1 - 2 El centro de la ciudad está lleno de gente. (CI and LA)

A1 - 3 En el carnaval caminas durante horas. Haces mucho ejercicio.  (CI and LA)

A1 - 4 ¡Oh no! ¡Los zapatos me molestan! (Spain)

A1 - 5 Hay música fuerte en la plaza. (Canary Islands and Latin America)

A1 - 6 Bailo delante del edificio grande. (Spain)

A1 - 7 ¿Necesitas descansar un poco? (Canary Islands and Latin America)

A1 - 8 Lleva una camisa azul. (Spain)

C2 part 1 - Hola, Nadia. ¿Cómo estás? Muy bien, ¿y tú, disfrutas las ...

C2 part 2 - … descansa en la playa, aunque él también pasa tiempo en el ...

In Tenerife: -ar verbs singular persons

Spanish

In Tenerife: -er and -ir verbs singular persons

This unit focuses on singular present tense -ar, -er, and -ir verbs. The unit revisits infinitives and 'para' with an infinitive. Key sounds revisited are a, e, i, o, u, r, rr, co, ci, ll, que, qui, silent h, gu, go, gui, ge, z, b, v.

Visit to a Spanish city: -ar, -er, -ir verbs

Which sounds are pronounced differently in Latin America and Spain?

'Bailo en el centro'. What does the verb in this sentence mean?

'Mi familia va __________ museo'. Choose the correct missing word.

Write in Spanish: 'the city is very big'.

Exit Quiz

Which sounds are pronounced differently in Latin America and Spain?