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Cognates help make Spanish one of the easiest languages for English speakers to master. You may be wondering how to define cognate. The definition of cognate is words that sound the same (or almost the same) in English and have the same meaning in both languages.

Memorizing Spanish cognates is the fastest way to expand your vocabulary! Here, we'll share some of the easiest and most helpful cognates in Spanish to boost your conversational skills.

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All About Spanish Cognates

Recognizing Cognates in Spanish

By studying cognate patterns, you can tap into thousands of Spanish vocabulary words that you already know. Here are some of the most common types of cognate patterns.

Spanish Cognates Without Spelling Changes

The easiest Spanish cognates to recognize are exactly the same in English. However, the Spanish pronunciation of the word is usually slightly different than what you're used to.

Some examples are: metro, hospital, idea, escape, lava, visa, sociable, inevitable, funeral, original, cereal, horrible, and motor.

Spanish Cognates that Add an -ar or -ir

In Spanish, verbs end in -ar, -er, or -ir, and each follows its own conjugation rules. Many verb cognates exist by simply adding -ar or -ir to the English version of the word.

Some examples are: adopt - adoptar, calm - calmar, control - controlar, limit - limitar, invert - invertir, and insist - insistir.
Spanish Cognates that Change -tion to -ción
The common English suffix -tion is used to form noun versions of verbs. It commonly expresses the state or action of the verb. Luckily for Spanish learners, the rule is consistent in Spanish nouns as well but with the ending - ción.

Some examples are: action - acción, celebration - celebración, condition - condición, nation - nación, and fiction - ficción.

Spanish Cognates that Add an -o

This type of cognate is so common that many Spanish learners will try adding an -o to any English word when they don't know the Spanish version. Sometimes it works, although this isn't always the case.

Some examples are: academic - académico, alcoholic - alcohólico, domestic - doméstico, organic - orgánico, and panic - pánico.

There are many more cognates in Spanish, as well as patterns, other than the ones listed above. Taking the time to study cognate patterns will increase your vocabulary tenfold. However, be aware of false cognates! These are words that appear to be the same in two languages, but actually have very different meanings.

For example, embarazada means "pregnant" in Spanish, but it's often confused with "embarrassed" in English because they appear to be similar.
SEE ALSO: 46 Spanish Adjectives to Describe Personality of your Friends or Family
General Rules for Cognates in Spanish

Here are some general rules you can use to understand how English and Spanish cognates relate:

-ity in English becomes -idad in Spanish (ie. difficulty = dificultad)

-ous in English becomes -oso in Spanish (ie. curious = curioso)

-ance in English becomes -ancia in Spanish (ie. ambulance = ambulancia)

Understanding these patterns in the Spanish language will help you remember these types of words in Spanish. Now, check out the examples in the table and infographic below to learn 75 of the most helpful (and easy) Spanish cognates to know.

Now you know how to instantly add tons of new words to your vocabulary. To hear cognates in action, check out this quick video on Spanish - English cognates by our Spanish teacher, Katharina!

Believe it or not, the U.S. is now the second largest Spanish-speaking country! It surpasses Spain and only follows behind our southern neighbor, Mexico.

The increase in Spanish-speaking households means an increased opportunity for bilingual people in the workforce. Taking Spanish lessons as a second language can give you a leg up in your professional field and put you ahead of your competition.

These benefits (and the fact that Spanish cognates make learning the language even easier, because they are Spanish words that sound like English) are more than enough reasons to get started today.

Are there any more cognates in Spanish you can think of? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Ejercicios de vocabulario sobre el clima.

Las preguntas tardan unos segundos en cargar

1.   Está nublado.

2.   Está soleado.

3.   Está lloviendo.

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Literal translation: It makes much cold
True Meaning: It is very cold Although their literal translations sound odd to English speakers, they sound perfectly natural to native speakers.

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2. Links to quizzes, tests, etc. are to the left.

Remember, an idiom is an expression that cannot be immediately understood by analyzing its literal meaning. A few examples of idioms in English are:

to "drive someone crazy"
to "lose it"
to be "raining cats and dogs"

Spanish also has many idiomatic expressions. Although their literal translations sound odd to English speakers, they sound perfectly natural to native speakers. Here is one example:

Idiom: Hace mucho frío

Literally: It makes much cold

True Meaning: It is very cold

In Spanish, there are a number of idiomatic expressions that employ the verb hacer (literal meaning: to do or to make), and are used to describe the weather.

Like the idioms that use tener, these idioms also contain a noun.

Because the idioms use nouns, they are modified by adjectives, not adverbs.

There are also weather expressions that use the verb hay:

Other weather expressions use the verb estar along with an adjective:

Other weather expressions simply use a single verb:

Llueve.
It is raining. or It rains.
From the verb llover (to rain)

Nieva.
It is snowing. or It snows.
From the verb nevar (to snow)

Truena.
It is thundering. or It thunders.
From the verb tronar (to thunder)

Llovizna.
It is drizzling. or It drizzles.
From the verb lloviznar (to drizzle)

Here are some common ways to ask about the weather:

¿Qué tiempo hace?

¿Qué clima hace?

¿Cómo está el clima en ...?

¿Cómo está el tiempo?

¿Cómo está el clima hoy?

The first practice exercise and test will cover ten of the most common and useful of these expressions:

Practice exercises 2-4 and test 2 will cover all of the expressions in this lesson.

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2. Links to quizzes, tests, etc. are to the left.

An idiom is an expression that cannot be immediately understood by analyzing its literal meaning. A few examples of idioms in English are:

to be "on the go"
to "play the field"
to "jump the gun"

Spanish also has many idiomatic expressions. Although their literal translations sound odd to English speakers, they sound perfectly natural to native speakers. Here is one example:

Idiom: Hace mucho frío

Literally: It makes much cold

True Meaning: It is very cold

There are many idiomatic expressions that use the verb tener. This one expresses age:

Many other expressions using tener express physical sensations:

There are also many idiomatic expressions with tener that express sensations more psychological in nature:

There are other idiomatic expressions with tener as well:

When using these idiomatic expressions, conjugate the verb (tener) according to the subject of the sentence.

Notice that the expressions combine the verb tener with a noun:

Because the expressions with tener use nouns, they are modified with adjectives, not adverbs.

The first practice exercise and test will cover ten of the most common and useful of these expressions:

Practice exercises 2-4 and test 2 will cover all of the expressions in this lesson.

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For the most interesting conversation you'll have all day

The ultimate icebreaker. The smallest of the smalltalk.

The weather is something that everyone knows about, and everyone has an opinion on, which makes it a great conversation topic when you're first learning Spanish.

Awkward in an elevator? Trying to be genial in a store? Just talk about the weather!

Spanish weather-related expressions can be broadly broken into three main categories: Times when the weather does, times when the weather is, and times when there is some kind of weather.

Keep reading, it'll all become clear.

Times when the weather "does"

For some weather phrases you're going to use the verb hacer, which usually means "to do" or "to make".

In this case, it's used to describe what the weather "does":

Sometimes you can sum it all up with something like this:

Times when the weather "is"

For the following weather conditions we need to use the verb estar instead. (Which you might remember means "to be", and is used to talk about a non-permanent state. If there's anything non-permanent in this world, it's the weather!)

Times when "there is" some weather

Lastly there are times we'll use the verb form "hay" to indicate that there is some kind of exciting weather.

It's windy (literally " there is wind")

It is foggy (literally " there is fog")

Hace, hay or está? What's the rule?

Hace is usually used to describe the general "feel" of the weather - like it's warm, or cold, or windy. Hay and está are generally more specific.

You could spend a lot of time trying to figure out the specific situations, but it's best to simply remember each delicious piece of weather vocabulary as a phrase. That way you'll never be stuck on whether to use hace or hay.

Exciting Spanish weather expressions!

We've got some pretty colorful expressions in English concerning the weather (" raining cats and dogs" for prime example), and the same is true in Spanish.

Here are a few to tuck up your sleeve for when it's raining really hard:

If all that rain is getting you down (or if someone is simply having a hard time in life), this rain-phrase means "this too will pass":

A couple of phrases when it's cold enough to freeze the toes off a polar bear:

And when it's a little warmer...

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Spanish Weather Vocabulary: The ultimate icebreaker!

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Present Tense (regular verbs only) || Conjuguemos

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Do you know how to say 'winter' or 'summer' in Spanish? Do you know how to pronounce the seasons in Spanish? Let's review the four seasons of the year in the language of Cervantes.

The seasons in Spanish and English

Let's start this lesson with a quick overview of the Spanish seasons:

Las cuatro estaciones del año | The four seasons of the year

Things to keep in mind

1. How do you say 'season' in Spanish? the answer is ' estación'. Its plural form is ' estaciones' (seasons).

2. All seasons except ' primavera' are masculine nouns. Also, keep in mind that you usually need definite articles next to the seasons. Let's take a look at the singular and plural forms of the Spanish seasons:

3. Lots of countries through the Americas don't have four seasons. Instead, they may have rainy and dry seasons. In this case, you may hear the word ' temporada' instead of ' estación':

How to pronounce the seasons in Spanish

Let's start with the following clip where you can listen to our friend Clara saying the four seasons in Spanish:

Let's practice a little bit more with the following examples for every single season.

Winter in Spanish

Spring in Spanish

By the way, we also have a lesson about spring vocabulary that you'll want to read.

Autumn in Spanish

Summer in Spanish

Also, make sure to check our lesson about summer vocabulary.

That's it for today. What's your favorite season? What about your favorite months of the year? Please, let us know, and don't forget to send us your questions and comments.

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El nuevo apartamento

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Conversación en español - Diálogos / Pedro viene de visita

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Click on each link below for a new Spanish reading at beginner level.

These beginner Spanish readings start with the easiest and get progressively more advanced.

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Follow the links to find free materials for Spanish conversation lessons.

Choose a topic that interests you. Copy and paste the questions and check any words you don't know. Make a note of your answers.

Then use your list of questions and answers when doing conversation practice with a Spanish-speaking friend, or during a lesson with an online teacher.

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Capítulo 1: Una nueva adventura en España

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Nick es contable pero le encanta cocinar.

Él quiere dejar su trabajo en Londres y abrir un restaurante español.

La novia de Nick, Charlotte, es también contable.

Nick le dice a Charlotte que quiere ir a España durante seis meses.

"Tengo que aprender español y hacer un curso de cocina española".

Charlotte se quiere casar, comprar una casa y tener una familia.

Ella no quiere esperar seis meses.

"¡Si te vas a España, Nick, esto se acabó!"

Vocabulario

cocinar: cooking
contable: accountant
dejar el trabajo: to quit his job
novia: girlfriend

Ejercicio

¿Verdadero o falso?

1. Nick trabaja en un restaurante español.

2. Él quiere viajar a España.

3. Él ya habla bien español.

4. Charlotte está contenta con el plan de Nick.

5. Ella quiere tener hijos.
This story can be downloaded free as a printable .pdf from the Spanish section of EasyReaders.Org, where you'll also find other Spanish easy readers and Spanish-English parallel texts.

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Easy Spanish Readers: El restaurante Capítulo 1

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Nick es contable pero le encanta cocinar. Él quiere dejar su trabajo en Londres y abrir un restaurante español. La novia de Nick, Charlotte, es también contable. Nick le dice a Charlotte que quiere ir a España durante seis meses. "Tengo que aprender español y hacer un curso de cocina española".

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Haz: flashcards, match, spell, learn, write and test

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Learn to use Spanish verbs like “gustar” (to like something) with this lesson, with instructions on how to remove ambiguity from your phrase.

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Tu ánimo, humor, sentimientos y hasta tus emociones están definidos por el día que viniste al mundo. ¿Sabes qué dice tu fecha de nacimiento sobre ti? Conoce aquí cómo influye el mes de cumpleaños y las estaciones del año en tu personalidad.

Un estudio de la Universidad Europea de Neuropsicofarmacología cuyos resultados tratan de demostrar que nuestro humor podría estar determinado por la fecha de nacimiento, dice que la tendencia a ser excesivamente positivo es mayor entre los nacidos en primavera y verano.

Mientras que las personas con fecha de nacimiento en otoño son menos propensas a ser depresivas y los niños de los meses invernales se caracterizaban por tener un carácter irritable, debido a la falta de luz solar.
Lee también: ¿Cómo calcular el sendero de vida?
Tu personalidad según el mes de tu fecha de nacimiento

Enero

Los nacidos el primer mes del año son muy trabajadores, organizados, listos, ambiciosos y serios. A menudo padecen problemas de salud. Les gusta hacer feliz a sus familiares. Son muy independientes y se ponen celosos fácilmente.

Los nacidos en Enero pueden ser Capricornio o Acuario, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Febrero

Tienen personalidades muy cambiantes, suelen ser rebeldes y algo agresivos. Son honestos, perseverantes y muy creativos. Tienen muy claras sus metas.

Los nacidos en Febrero pueden ser Acuario o Piscis, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Marzo

Tienen personalidad sexy y atractiva. No se fían de nadie pueden detectar cuando una persona viene con malas intenciones. Son amantes de los animales, al punto que piensan que valen más que las personas.

Los nacidos en Marzo pueden ser Piscis o Aries, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Abril

Para ellos no existen cosas imposibles, son muy reconocidos en sus trabajos. Son optimistas y no tienen envidia a nadie, ni desean mal al prójimo. Tienen muchos amigos.

Los nacidos en Abril pueden ser Aries o Tauro, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Mayo

Son personas valientes y muy reflexivas. Tienen un espíritu libre y sueñan en grande. Saben sembrar sus encantos. Nadie puede vivir molesto contigo durante mucho tiempo. Buscan la paz.

Los nacidos en Mayo pueden ser Tauro o Géminis, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Junio

Tienen problema a la hora de tomar decisiones, son muy indecisos y dependientes de terceras personas. Son malcriados, soñadores y les gusta vestir bien. Tienen poco sentido del humor.

Los nacidos en Junio pueden ser Géminis o Cáncer, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Julio

Son amigables y se preocupan por las personas. Están predestinadas al éxito profesional. Les gusta el dinero y los lujos. Tienden a juzgar a los demás por su aspecto físico. No les gusta las relaciones estables.

Los nacidos en Julio pueden ser Cáncer o Leo, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Agosto

Les encanta reír incluso en momentos difíciles. Son generosos, sensibles y súper celosos. Son muy ordenados y tienen la manía de observar todo. Les gusta vivir la vida y tener muchos amigos.

Los nacidos en Julio pueden ser Leo o Virgo, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Septiembre

Cuidadosos, organizados y callados. Son personas talentosas con muchísimas aficiones. Desarrollan el don de la persuasión. Los deportes son lo suyo.

Los nacidos en Septiembre pueden ser Virgo o Libra, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Octubre

Son muy tímidos y depresivos. Les gusta buscar problemas. Son muy ambiciosos y saben qué fines quieren lograr en la vida. Se enojan fácilmente y los celos son su peor enemigo.

Los nacidos en Octubre pueden ser Libra o Escorpión, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Noviembre

Cuentan con mucha imaginación. Son generosos, amigables, pacientes y determinantes. Les gusta ser conocidos públicamente. A menudo se dejan llevar por lo que provea la vida.

Los nacidos en Noviembre pueden ser Escorpión o Sagitario, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.

Diciembre

Son sexys, impacientes, ambiciosos y les gusta divertirse. Odian las restricciones y les encanta reír. Dejan que las emociones los controlen. A veces se comportan como que fuesen hijos únicos.

Los nacidos en Diciembre pueden ser Sagitario o Capricornio, descubre más sobre las características de los signos pulsando en ellos.
¿Se parecen estas características a tu personalidad?
Ya no te preocupes por tu forma de ser, el Universo conspiró para que nacieras el día que te tocó, sácale provecho a las cualidades positivas y olvida las negativas.
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Tu ánimo, humor, sentimientos y hasta tus emociones están definidos por el día que viniste al mundo. ¿Sabes qué dice tu fecha de nacimiento sobre ti? Conoce aquí cómo influye el mes de cumpleaños y las estaciones del año en tu personalidad.

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Haz: Basic Quiz, mini'test y Oral I

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1. The written lesson is below.

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Whole books have been written about the two important Spanish verbs: ser and estar. This will be the subject of our discussion for the next few lessons. Soon, you will have a very good understanding of how these two verbs are used.

Ser and estar can both be translated as "to be." Here is the English verb, fully conjugated:

Notice that these two sentences can have different meanings in English.

The apple is green.
(Meaning the apple is not ripe.)

The apple is green.
(Meaning the color of the apple is green.)

In the first case, our example speaks of the condition of the apple. The apple is green because it has not yet ripened. When the condition of the apple changes, that is, when it has ripened, it will no longer be green, it will be ripe.

In the second case, our example speaks of the essential characteristics of the apple. The apple is green in color. This particular apple remains green even after it has ripened.

In English, the verb "to be" can be used to tell how something is (the condition) and what something is (the essence).

In Spanish, a different verb is used to express "to be" depending on whether the speaker intends to address a condition or an essential quality.

La manzana está verde.
The apple is green. (condition)

La manzana es verde.
The apple is green. (essence)

Note how the adjective "verde" actually changes meaning, depending upon whether it is used with ser or estar.

La manzana está verde.
(condition: verde = unripe)

La manzana es verde.
(essential characteristic: verde = color green)

To address condition, use estar. Estar is an irregular verb. It does not follow the standard rules of conjugation for regular -ar verbs. Therefore, you must memorize it.

To address an essential quality, use ser. Ser is also irregular and must be memorized.

If you are talking about what something is, use ser; if you are talking about how something is, use estar.

Let's add the two important verbs ser and estar to our set of verb flashcards:

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Ser and Estar: Part I - StudySpanish.com

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Learn the fundamental difference and use of the Spanish verbs Ser and Estar, and their conjugation. See examples of their use in Spanish.

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Haz: Basic Quiz, mini-test y Oral I

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1. The written lesson is below.

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In the previous lesson you learned the fundamental difference between ser and estar - essence or condition. The examples used the verbs in conjunction with adjectives to clearly illustrate this point.

In practice, ser and estar are not always used with adjectives, nor is it always easy for the non-native speaker to choose between the two verbs. Therefore, it is extremely useful to learn some concrete rules for deciding when to use ser or estar.

This lesson examines some common uses for the verb ser.

Ser is used to express the hour, day, and date.

Ser is used to express place of origin.

Ser is used to express occupation.

Ser is used to express nationality.

Ser is used to express religious or political affiliation.

¿ Son los García bautistas?
Are the Garcias Baptists?

No, son católicos.
No, they're Catholics.

¿ Es el gobierno socialista?
Is the government socialist?

No, es comunista.
No, it's communist.

Ser is used to express the material something is made of.

Ser is used to express possession.

Ser is used to express the relationship of one person to another.

Ser is used with certain impersonal expressions.

Ser is used to tell where an event is taking place.

Ser is used with adjectives to express inherent, or essential qualities.

Let's review. Ser is used to express:

1. the hour, day, and date

2. place of origin

3. occupation

4. nationality

5. religious or political affiliation

6. the material something is made of

7. possession

8. relationship of one person to another

9. certain impersonal expressions

10. where an event is taking place

11. essential qualities

Let's add another flashcard:

Uses of ser
the hour, day, and date
place of origin
occupation
nationality
religious or political affiliation
the material something is made of
possession
relationship of one person to another
certain impersonal expressions
where an event is taking place
essential qualities

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Ser and Estar: Part II - StudySpanish.com

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The written lesson is below. Links to quizzes, tests, etc. are to the left. In the previous lesson you learned the fundamental difference between ser and estar - essence or condition. The examples used the verbs in conjunction with adjectives to clearly illustrate this point.

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Haz: Basic Quiz, mini-test y Oral I

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Learn about the days of the week in Spanish and the ways in which they are used in the Spanish language. Take a free quiz on what you learn.

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En la primera parte del programa, vamos a comentar la actualidad. Comenzaremos con las elecciones presidenciales del domingo en Turquía, y la reelección de Recep Tayyip Erdogan para otra legislatura. A continuación, seguiremos con la llegada a Malta de un barco de rescate de inmigrantes que llevaba varios días en el mar.

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Cancion de los Numeros de BASHO & FRIENDS

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Learn Spanish colors, numbers and more with BASHO & FRIENDS

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1. The written lesson is below.

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The verb form "hay" has two meanings:

Examples:

Hay muchos libros en la biblioteca.
There are many books in the library.

Hay un libro encima de la mesa.
There is a book on the table.

Más ejemplos:

Hay dos baños en mi casa.
There are two baths in my house.

Hay cuatro océanos en el mundo.
There are 4 oceans in the world.

Hay un libro y una pluma en la mesa.
There is one book and one pen on the table.
or:
There is a book and a pen on the table.

When used in questions, "hay" has two different meanings:

Ejemplos:

¿Hay un hotel en el centro?
Is there a hotel downtown?

¿Hay algunos libros por aquí?
Are there any books around here?

Más ejemplos:

¿Hay muchos estudiantes en la clase?
Are there lots of students in the class?

¿Hay cuatro sillas en el cuarto?
Are there 4 chairs in the room?

¿Hay una chica o dos?
Is there one girl or two?

The verb form "hay" can also be used to answer questions.

¿Hay un hotel en el centro?
Is there a hotel downtown?

Sí. Sí hay.
Yes. Yes there is.

¿Hay algunos libros por aquí?
Are there any books around here?

No. No hay.
No. No there aren't.

It is vital that you begin a collection of verb flashcards. This will be your key to success in mastering the Spanish verbs. We will tell you when you need to add a card to this collection. Begin by creating a card with the verb form "hay" on one side, and the English translations on the other side:

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The written lesson is below. Links to quizzes, tests, etc. are to the left. The verb form "hay" has two meanings: Examples: Hay muchos libros en la biblioteca. There are many books in the library. Hay un libro encima de la mesa. There is a book on the table.

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Regular Spanish Verbs - StudySpanish.com

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Learn the three main types of regular Spanish verbs (“ar”, “er” and “ir”) and how to conjugate them by reading our intuitive lesson.

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"Stress" refers to the loudness of a syllable. In Spanish, one syllable of a word usually is louder than the others. Stress is important because it can completely change the meaning of a word. The following words are identical, except for the location of the stressed syllable:

papá - father

papa - potato

compró - he bought

compro - I buy

Note:

Click the "Continue" button to proceed.

Swipe right to go to the next word, swipe left to go to the previous word and tap to hear the word again. Or use the control buttons below.

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"Stress" refers to the loudness of a syllable. In Spanish, one syllable of a word usually is louder than the others. Stress is important because it can completely change the meaning of a word.

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20 ejemplos palabras con que y qui con oraciones - Celeberrima.com

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Que: Qué. ¡Qué barbaridad es esa! Quebradizo. Con la edad el cabello tiende a ser más quebradizo.

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Colors / Colores - Learn Spanish with Polly Lingual

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Los colores básicos

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belitafaki
¿Cuál es su nombre?

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Basic Greetings in Spanish: Greeting Others and Introducing Yourself

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Game to practice the Spanish Verb TENER - Choose the correct form of the verb.

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Elije la forma correcta

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Verb Estar in Present Tense Spanish Game

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A game to practice the correct conjugation of the Spanish verb Estar in the Present Tense

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Estudia la explicación. Haz las actividades. Lee las frases en voz alta. lección 1 -3

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El verbo ESTAR supone un problema para los estudiantes de español; especialmente porque es difícil apreciar la diferencia entre "SER" y "ESTAR" y su uso. Ahora vamos a ver la forma de este verbo y sus dos usos principales. Después algunos ejercicios para practicar.

Recuerda que hay un grupo de adjetivos que cambian de significado si se usan con SER o con ESTAR; por ejemplo:

-Estar rico (con buen sabor). "Esta tortilla está muy rica".

-Ser rico (tener dinero). "Mi tío Luis es rico; tiene varias casas y muchas inversiones en bancos".

Tienes las respuestas de los ejercicios al final.

EL VERBO "ESTAR". Forma, usos y ejercicios

-EL, ELLA, USTED ESTÁ

-NOSOTROS, -AS ESTAMOS

-VOSOTROS, -AS ESTÁIS

-ELLOS, ELLAS, USTEDES ESTÁN

El verbo ESTAR tiene dos usos importantes en español

1.Expresa una localización, un lugar.

Responde a la pregunta: "¿DÓNDE ESTÁ...?"
-¿Dónde está Rosa? -Rosa está en la oficina. -¿Dónde estás tú? -Yo estoy en Madrid. -Nosotros estamos en el restaurante. -La torre Eiffel está en París. -Roma está en Italia. -Los niños están en la escuela.
2.Para expresar una cualidad no definitiva; con adjetivos temporales, no permanentes.

Por ejemplo: ESTAR cansado, contento / triste, enfermo, deprimido, sucio / limpio, abierto / cerrado, grande / pequeño, aburrido ...

Responde a la pregunta: "¿CÓMO ESTÁ...?"

-¿ Cómo estás? -Yo estoy cansado.
-¿Cómo está Rosa? -Rosa está enferma. -Nosotros estamos contentos en la clase de español. -El coche está sucio. -El bar está cerrado.
♥¡Atención! Recuerda que una diferencia importante entre el verbo "SER" y el verbo "ESTAR" es:

(Más sobre USOS DE SER-ESTAR)

-Verbo SER + adjetivo permanente
-Rosa es alta y guapa. -Mi hermano es muy inteligente y simpático. -Este profesor es el más trabajador de todos.
-Verbo ESTAR + adjetivo temporal
-Rosa está muy triste porque no tiene trabajo. -Mi hermano está siempre contento, -Este profesor está muy ocupado hoy.
♥VERBO ESTAR. EJERCICIOS

Ahora practicamos con estos ejercicios.

♥EJERCICIO 1. Relaciona estas preguntas con las respuestas que tienes abajo.
1.¿Dónde estás tú ahora? 2.¿Dónde están los niños? 3.¿Dónde está Sevilla? 4.¿Dónde está tu coche? 5.¿Dónde están las pirámides? 6.¿Dónde está el libro? 7.¿Dónde está tu hermano?
Está en el aparcamiento público / Sobre la mesa / ¿Ahora? Están en casa de su abuela / Está en el sur de España, en Andalucía / Estoy en Madrid en una reunión de trabajo / En Egipto, claro / Está de vacaciones en Suecia

♥EJERCICIO 2. Completa con el verbo ESTAR
1.Yo ___________ cansado porque trabajo mucho. 2.Los perros ___________ enfermos. 3.Ana y Julia ___________ nerviosas porque tienen un examen hoy. 5.Nosotros___________ tranquilos. 6.Usted___________ de mal humor. 7.El profesor y tú___________ aburridos.
♥EJERCICIO 3. Completa con "SER" o "ESTAR"
1.Patricia___________ colombiana. 2.La mesa___________ desordenada y___________ pequeña. 3.Enrique___________muy nervioso porque mañana es su cumpleaños. 4.Este perro___________ muy peligroso. 5.¿Dónde___________ la llave? 6.Acapulco___________ una ciudad que___________en México. 7.Mi padre___________ mecánico y por eso yo___________ ingeniero. 8.La niña no___________ en clase porque___________ enferma. 9.Alberti y Guillén___________dos grandes escritores españoles. 10.Nosotros___________ contentos porque pronto tenemos vacaciones. 11.Pedro___________ una persona muy simpática. 12.El Ayuntamiento___________ a la derecha del banco.
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RESPUESTAS

1. Estoy en Madrid en una reunión de trabajo

2. ¿Ahora? Están en casa de su abuela

3. Está en el sur de España, en Andalucía

4. Está en el aparcamiento público

5. En Egipto, claro

6. Sobre la mesa

7. Está de vacaciones en Suecia

Estoy. 2. Están. 3. Están. 4. Estás. 5. Estamos. 6. Está. 7. Estáis

Es. 2. Está / es. 3. Está. 4. Es. 5. Está. 6. Es / está. 7. Es / soy. 8. Está / está. 9. Son. 10. Estamos. 11. Es. 12. Está

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formal and informal way of addressing people. This makes asking the simple question "How are you?" slightly more complicated than in English. You need to know which "you" to use: * tú the informal, which takes the second-person verb tense, or * usted the formal, which takes the third-person verb tense, like "he", "she" or "it".