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The Cow SongThey only get in the way Before you use soy, eres, es, somos, son Think of what you're trying to say Use ser for being
Use it for the cow is fat,
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Days
of the Week
lunes is Monday
martes is Tuesday
miércoles Wednesday
jueves Thursday
viernes is Friday
sábado Saturday
domingo is Sunday
lunes, martes
miércoles, jueves
viernes, sábado, domingo
lunes is Monday...
(whole thing two more times, end with...)
hoy es...(current day)
¿Por qué? asks
why
¿Cuándo? asks
when
¿Dónde? asks
where
To find out Who, ask ¿Quién?
¿Qué? is what
Which is ¿Cuál?
How is ¿Cómo?
Put an accent on 'em all!
But if you see an accent
Thatís what you put the stress
on
They put a little mark there
So you won't say it wrong!
Where's the stress if a word ends in vowel,
n, or s?
Second to last, Second to last, Second
to last!
Whereís the stess if it ends in
another consonant?
On the last, on the last, on the last!
But I and U are weak vowels
Youíve gotta make a diphthong
You smash 'em with the next vowel
Cause they can't stand alone!
(Repeat Chorus 2 times)
En primavera hace viento
marzo, abril, y mayo
En verano hace calor
junio, julio, agosto
En otoño hace fresco
septiembre, octubre, noviembre
o, as, a, amos ais, an
o, as, a, amos ais, an
o, as, a, amos ais, an
present tense -ar endings are...
o, as, a, amos ais, an
The -ar ending's infinitive
To ask, to speak, to buy, to swim
Take off the -ar, you get a stem
Put these endings on the end...
I ask, you speak, we buy, they swim
I am yo, and you are tú
If we're not on a first-name basis
Saying tú is rude
He is él, and she, ella
If I'm speaking formally
I say Usted to you
We are nosotros
And they are ellos
In a group without a guy
Ellas means they too
"You all" are Ustedes
Everywhere but Spain
When they speak less formally
Vosotros is "you all"
Now get these into your brain!
You gotta know…what's a direct object?
Three things to know about the direct
object...
1. You usually find 'em after the verb
Answering who or what after the verb
I eat what?...cheese!
You hear what?...bees!
We see who?...Flea! (bass
player for Red Hot Chili Peppers)
She loves who? Me!
2. You can replace 'em with me, te,
lo, la
Or with nos, os, los, or las
In the pre-verb spot
Yo lo como
Tú me quieres
Él nos oye
Quien te ve
3. When there's a person in the direct
object spot
An untranslated personal "a" is often
forgot
Yo veo a Juan
Él oye a Shawn
Tú quieres a Tom
Extraño a Mom
You gotta know…what's a direct object?
Three things to know about the direct
object...
Es la una
Son las dos
Son las tres
Son las cuatro
Estoy perezoso
Este verano
Me gusta comer y ver la televisión
Me despierto
A las nueve
Me levanto
A las diez
Yo me visto
A las once
Al mediodía veo el Jerry Springer
show!
(Repeat chorus)
A las cinco
O cinco y cuarto
Yo cocino
El arroz
A las cinco y media
Cocino pollo
A las seis menos cuarto
Yo como los dos
If you know taco, and burrito
And Pepe
You know the vowels
There's no exceptions
Like with English vowels
This is always how they sound!
Mi madre está casada con mi padre
Mi padre está casado con mi madre
Mis abuelos son los padres de mis padres
Y mis tíos son sus hermanos
La familia tradicional hispana
Es mas que padres, hermanos, y hermanas
Hay primos, que son hijos de mis tíos,
Y el hijo de mi hermana es mi sobrino
Nuestra familia es una familia unida
Nuestra familia, familia querida
Es lo mas importante de la vida
Most words that end in L, O, N, E, R, S
For one reason or other
Are known as masculine
In many other languages, there are two
words for "the"
"el" is "the" with masculine words
feminine is "la".
All words that end in "D", "CIÓN",
or "SIÓN"
And many words that end in "A" (or "Z"!)
Are known as feminine
And as there are two words for "the"
There are two words for "a"
Un is "a" with masculine words
With feminine, "una".
Hay siete días en una semana
Hay cuatro semanas en un mes
Hay doce meses en un año
Cincuenta y dos semanas en un año
Y yo trabajo de lunes a viernes
Viva el fin de semana
¡Libertad! Duermo tarde mañana
Viva el fin de semana
¡Libertad! Duermo tarde mañana
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