Episode 20: -ER Verbs

To greet people we say: Hola or ¿Qué tal? (Informal), Buenos días (in the mornings), Buenas tardes (in the afternoon), Buenas noches (at night time), To say goodbye we say: ¡Hasta la vista!, hasta luego or adiós. 

To ask someone’s name we say: ¿Cómo te llamas? or ¿Cómo se llama usted? (formal), Me llamo Craig - My name is Craig, ¿Y tú? - And you? ¡Encantado! - Pleased to meet you (for a boy) or ¡Encantada! (if you’re a girl). 

To ask where someone is from we say: ¿De dónde eres? or ¿de dónde es usted? (formal), Soy de Australia (I'm from Australia), or Soy australiano/a (I'm Australian) 

Conjugating the verb "to eat" 

There are things we do every day and in this English lesson I will help you learn the verbs we use to talk about those activities. I did a lesson in the past about everyday items. In this English class I'll take it one step further and teach you the verbs we use to talk abou ... Show More

<p>In today's podcast, you'll learn all about auxiliary verbs. What are they? Why do we use them? How do we use them?</p> <p>We also answer Reyna's question about using auxiliary verbs for emphasis. So, DO please take a seat, relax and enjoy this grammar episode.</p> <p>Shownotes ... Show More

¡Estamos de vuelta! We are back! Here we help you with some of the more tricky irregular Spanish verbs that […] The post 82 Beginner Spanish Irregular Spanish verbs appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish. 

In this English lesson I will help you learn the verbs we use to talk about eating and drinking. I&apos;m sure you&apos;re already familiar with the verbs to eat and to drink, but in this English lesson we&apos;ll also talk about: to slurp, to sip, to munch, to gobble up, to chew ... Show More

Learn about verbs that we use when we talk about what someone else has said. 

Learn about verbs that we use when we talk about what someone else has said. 

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In this episode, we learn how to construct the infinitive form of a verb (doing so will require distinguishing between thin vowels and thick vowels and creating a vowel harmony). Also, we practice the negative imperative form of verbs as well as learn how to ask "What is this?" a ... Show More