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Speak Spanish In 30 days;Day 1



Fundamentals

Let’s face it, too much grammar can kill you!.  So don’t try to become an expert from day 1!!  Focus on the present tense first and then, move on to the past and future simple.  Keep practicing and don’t worry about the rest.  When you see an ad, when you go to the supermarket, when you are out on the street, try to translate those signs, labels and conversations into
Spanish.  This way your brain will slowly start to “think Spanish” and you will become more comfortable speaking. And to illustrate your conversations and located them in time, you can always include these words in your conversation:


Hoy - Today

Ahora - Now

Ayer - Yesterday

Mañana - Tomorrow

Antes - Before

Después - After

Examples:

Yo aprendo inglés hoy
I learn English today

Yo fui al teatro ayer
I went to the theater yesterday

Nosotros iremos de vacaciones mañana
We will go on vacation tomorrow

Ellas están antes que yo
They (female) are before me

Ellos tienen hambre
They (male) are hungry

Ustedes comen helado después de la cena
You eat ice cream after dinner 






THE ALPHABET

A B C Ch D E F G H I J K L LL M N Ñ O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

TIP:

Pronunciation tips

Ch: As in "Chinese"

H: the "H" is mute

LL: As in "Yarn"

Ñ: as in "Canyon

Pronouns

Yo - I                                         Nosotros - We
Tu - You                                Ustedes - You
El/Ella - He/She                 Ellos/Ellas - They



TIP:

Ellos means “they” for male

Ellas means “they” for female

Colors

Rojo - Red

Blanco - White

Azul -Blue

Amarillo - Yellow

Negro -  Black

Verde - Green

Gris - Gray

Rosa - Pink

Days of the week

Lunes - Monday
Martes -  Tuesday
Miércoles - Wednesday
Jueves - Thursday
Viernes - Friday
Sábado - Saturday
Domingo -  Sunday




The weather

Primavera - Spring
Verano - Summer
Otoño - Fall
Invierno -  Winter
Lluvia - Rain
Sol - Sun
Nieve - Snow



Some adjectives

Frío -  Cold
Caliente - Hot
Tibio - Warm
Rico - Delicious
Bonito - Pretty
Feo - Ugly






Let’s Practice

Tengo cien dólares.  ¿Y tú?  Yo tengo trescientos
I have $100.  And you?  I have $300

¿Cuánto cuesta el tiquete de avión a Mallorca?
How much is the plane ticket to Mallorca?

El tiquete cuesta setecientos cincuenta dólares
The ticket costs $750

¡Oh, muy caro!
Oh, too expensive!

Es porque estamos en temporada alta
It’s because it is high season

Espera a Octubre, y los precios serán mejores
Wait until October and the prices will be better

¿Cuántas personas viajarán?
 How many people will travel?

Somos cinco personas en mi familia We are 5 in our family
El cumpleaños de mi hija es el veinticuatro de octubre
My daughter’s birthday is on October 24th

¿Cuántos años cumple?
How old will she be?

Mi hija cumple diecisiete años
My daughter will be 17 years old

El viaje será su regalo de cumpleaños
The trip will be her birthday gift

Sí, y el clima es precioso en Octubre
Yes, and the weather is beautiful in October

Estaremos en Otoño, entonces no está ni frío ni caliente
We will be in Fall, so it will not be either cold or hot

Vas a disfrutar paisajes hermosos
You will enjoy beautiful landscapes

Recuerde visitar los campos de flores
Remember to visit the flower fields

¡Son muy bonitos!
They are very pretty!

Gracias.  Me tengo que ir.  Es tarde.  Son las seis y media
Thank you. I have to go.  It is late.  It is 6:30pm  

Mi hijo llega de la escuela pronto
My son arrives from school soon  

Tengo que hacer la cena  
I have to make dinner

¿Necesitas ayuda? 
Do you need help?  

No gracias.  Tú descansa  
No thank you. You get some rest

¡Hasta luego!  
See you later!  

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