Say it in Spanish: Rewarding – Gratificante
Usuing “Gratificante” [Rewarding] in sentence:
-Ser profesora es muy gratificante. Me gusta ver cuando mis alumnos hablan español. Les cambia la vida.
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-Ser profesora es muy gratificante. Me gusta ver cuando mis alumnos hablan español. Les cambia la vida.
Nueve vs Nuevo
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Nueve & Nuevo are commonly confused by Spanish language learners because of the similarities in the phonetic.
Here is the difference between them:
While “Nueve” means number “9”, “Nuevo” is the Spanish version of the adjective “New” in masculine form, so you can find the word “Nueva” for “New” in feminine form, and “Nuevos”, and “Nuevas” if we want to express them in plural.
Examples using the with the word “ Nueve”
Mi daughter is nine years old.
There are nine planets in the universe.
There are nine days left to my birthday.
Nine is an odd number.
Mi Spanish test is on April 9th.
Examples using the word “Nuevo”
Mi car is new.
My sunglasses are new.
I want a new cell.
That dress is new.
Those shoes are new.
Let me introduce you Alicia. She is the new secretary.
These words are not new for me.
Is your handbag new?
What’s up!
10. ¿De Nuevo?
Again?
11. ¿Qué buenas nuevas me traes?
Do you have good news for mi?
TEST YOURSELF on Nueve vs Nuevo: Fill in the blanks with the right word.
Saying containin a word from Nueve vs Nuevo:
“¡El final, es el comienzo de algo Nuevo!”
“The end is the new beginning!”
KEY To Nueve vr Nuevo Test:
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RODOLFO EL RENO DE LA NARIZ ROJA
Era Rodolfo un reno
que tenía la nariz
roja como la grana
y de un brillo singular
Todos sus compañeros
se reian sin parar
y nuestro buen amigo
solo y triste se quedó
Pero Navidad llegó
Santa Claus bajo
y a Rodolfo lo eligió
por su singular nariz
Tirando del trineo
fue Rodolfo sensación
y desde aquel momento
toda burla se acabó
REPEAT
Pero Navidad llegó
Santa Claus bajo
y a Rodolfo lo eligió
por su singular nariz
Tirando del trineo
fue Rodolfo sensación
y desde aquel momento
toda burla se acabó
toda burla se acabó
toda burla se acabó
NOCHE DE PAZ [Silent Night] KARAOKE
VEN A CANTAR QUE YA LLEGO LA NAVIDAD
ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU
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B: Estoy bien gracias ¿Y tú?
A: ¡Muy bien!. ¿Cómo te llamas?
B: Me llamo, Adrian, ¿Y tú?
A: Me llamo Maria. ¡Mucho gusto, Adrian!
B: ¡El gusto es mio, Maria!
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INTERESANTE = Interesting
TABLE = Mesa
HOY = Today
ECONOMISTA = Economist
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Russia = Rusia
Black = Negro
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Spanish Word of the Day
SEDE [seh-deh] Femenine noun ‘La Sede”.
This word is important to undersatand one the uses of SER. Check our Twitter Class on Ser & Estar #laspanishlounge 4-9-12
1. Venue (de acontecimiento)(de for)
Ejempo: El Hotel Hilton es la sede del Globo de Oro.
The Hilton Hotel is the venue of the Golden Globe
2. Headquarters (de organización, empresa)
Ejemplo: La sede de las Naciones Unidas, está en Nueva York
The UN headquarter is in New York
3. Seat (de gobierno). (f)
sede diplomática diplomatic quarter
sede social head office; central office
4. See (religion) la Santa sede -> the Holy See
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Topic: Ser & Estar
Date: April 9th – 13th from 10-11 a.m. Pacific Time
This chat will help you understand the uses and application of Ser & Estar in Present Tense. Depending on the audience’s experience, we will be exploring other tenses. We hope you can join us!
What is a tweet chat?
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Q1–¿COMO ESTA? #laspanishlounge
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