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It was useful for me because it shows me the countries that speak Spanish and a little information about the countries. It can be useful for future Spanish students because they can use the information to do project.

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Which Countries Speak Spanish? - Rosetta Stone

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Known for its classic trills and fast-paced speech, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. From Spain to Colombia, you’ll find over

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Students can use the Para Empezar chapter of the online Realidades Spanish 1 book to learn morning, afternoon and evening greetings and farewells. The online version of the book has audio to practice new vocabulary. The Realidades book can be accessed through Schoology.

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This was useful because it's a very easy way to learn the Spanish alphabet. This could be useful to future Spanish students because a lot of people already use YouTube to watch videos and stuff.

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Learn Spanish alphabet and vowels with BASHO & FRIENDS - El Alfabeto

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This video is useful because it's both in English and Spanish with skits to help students see how a real conversation would look like.

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Spanish Greetings and Farewells for Simple Conversations

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It was useful to me because.... It can also be useful for future spanish students because......

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1. -- helps us with definite and intefinte articles

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Spanish Grammar Articles and Lessons | SpanishDict

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Expert articles and interactive video lessons on how to use the Spanish language. Learn about ‘por’ vs. ‘para’, Spanish pronunciation, typing Spanish accents, and more.

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This is helpful for me because it get you a list of counties that speak Spanish and I can go to google and do more research. This link can also be helpful to future Spanish student because they can speak to other people that speak Spanish and to other persons.

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There are too many people in the world who think that the only Spanish-speaking countries are Spain and Mexico. In addition to that, people often assume that all latinos are Mexicans. This is simply not true. There are 21 Spanish-speaking countries in the world, and here is a list of those countries and their capitals:

1. Argentina - Buenos Aires

2. Bolivia - La Paz, Sucre

3. Chile - Santiago

4. Colombia - Bogotá

5. Costa Rica - San José

6. Cuba - Havana

7. Dominican Republic - Santo Domingo

8. Ecuador - Quito

9. El Salvador - San Salvador

10. Equatorial Guinea - Malabo

11. Guatemala - Guatemala City

12. Honduras - Tegucigalpa

13. Mexico - Mexico City

14. Nicaragua - Managua

15. Panama - Panama City

16. Paraguay - Asunción

17. Peru - Lima

18. Puerto Rico - San Juan

19. Spain - Madrid

20. Uruguay - Montevideo

21. Venezuela - Caracas

There are millions of people in the world who speak Spanish, and now you are familiar with 21 Spanish-speaking countries and their capital cities. We have created a Spanish-speaking countries page and we will be updating it with all kinds of information about each country ranging from culture to travel. Bookmark that page and we'll do our best to give you the information you want to know about each country.

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Language Learning - Blog " Spanish Speaking Countries

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There are too many people in the world who think that the only Spanish-speaking countries are Spain and Mexico. In addition to that, people often assume that all latinos are Mexicans. This is simply not true.

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This video was helpful for me because it explain how to greet someone in Spanish and in English. The video can help other student because it can be a god tool for studying if you are have trouble in greet someone in Spanish.

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Greetings and Farewells Spanish | Saludos en Español | Learn Spanish | free spanish | español gratis

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This video is helpful to me because it was a fun way to for someone to learn to greet.

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This video is like that second lesson of greeting in Spanish and can be a help study tool to have.

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It was useful for me because it shows me information about the countries and ideas for thing to do for a project. This can be helpful for the future Spanish students because they can use this video to have some information of what Spanish is speak.

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Spanish speaking countries Incredible facts

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This Video helps students learn Spanish speaking countries with a song that I can't get out of my head. This video also have their capitals sing- along song

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Spanish Speaking Countries & Their Capitals Sing-Along Song | BASHO & FRIENDS 4k Learning

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You tube helped understand and learn my Alphabets.

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Learn Spanish - The Spanish Alphabets with examples and Pronounciation

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YouTube helped me learn and understand greeting and farewells

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Spanish Greetings for Kids | Spanish Academy TV

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Google helped my lean some adverbs and adjectives

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Adverbs are words that modify a verb, an adjective or another adverb and sometimes we use an adverbial phrase. Adverbs do not change according to number or gender; they often modify the verb to show mood, time, place and quantity.

Although English adverbs usually end in -ly, Spanish adverbs don't follow such a pattern. Some Spanish adverbs are formed by adding the ending -mente to adjectives and they are commonly used to express the way something is done.

Check out this webpage to learn different adverbs and adverbial phrases and then complete the interactive exercise to practice what you have learned.

Types of adverbs
Doubt / Duda Affirmative statement/ Afirmación

Sí - yes

También - also

Ciertamente - certainly

Verdaderamente - truly

Negative statement / Negación Place/Lugar

Aquí - here

Allí - there

Ahí- there

Acá - here

Allá - there

Cerca - near

Lejos - far

Fuera - outside

Adentro- in

Dentro - inside/within

Encima - over

Debajo - under

Abajo - below

Arriba - above

Adelante - ahead

Delante - in front of

Alrededor - around

Detrás - behind

Dónde - where

Dondequiera - wherever

Mood/Modo

Así - thus/so

Apenas - barely

Como - as

A tontas y a locas - dumb and crazy

Cara a cara - face to face

De prisa - quickly

Despacio - slowly

Time/Tiempo

Mientras - while

Luego - then

Temprano - early

Antes - before

Después - after

Pronto - soon

Tarde - later

Ya - already

Ahora - now

Entonces - then

Hoy - today

Mañana - topmorrow

Ayer - yesterday

Nunca - never

Jamás - never

Siempre - always

Todavía - still/yet

Cuando - when

Quantity/Cantidad
Forming Adverbs from Adjectives

We can also add the ending -mente to adjectives to transform them into qualifying adverbs that generally indicate the way something is being done.

For example:

Tranquilo = quiet: Él lee tranquilamente. He reads quietly.

José miró fijamente a su hija. José looked at her daughter fixedly.

Adverbial expressions or phrases
Frases o locuciones adverbiales.

cara a cara - face to face

a sabiendas - knowingly

a pie - on foot

de prisa - quickly

sin ton ni son - without rhyme nor reason

a la buena de Dios - haphazard

a regañadientes - reluctantly

a ciegas - blindly

de vez en cuando - from time to time

de cuando en cuando - from time to time

Grammar Exercise: Using Adverbs

Fill in the blanks with the correct adverb from the options in brackets.

Ejercicio:
Llene los espacios en blanco con el adverbio correcto de las opciones en paréntesis.

Note: Try to use the correct written accents if you can e.g.: á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ, ü.

If you don't know the correct answer, type '?' to reveal it.

1. Ana Julia trabaja de mi casa. (cerca, despacio)

2. Sofía salió de la clase y yo salí después. (antes, mucho)

3. tengo que viajar a la playa. (rápido, mañana)

4. Su hermana vendió plantas en el vivero. (muchas, lejos)

5. ¿ terminamos de revisar el libro de ejercicios? (dónde, tarde)

6. ¿ tiñe tu hermano la tela? (cuándo, cómo)

7. ¿ lograste convencerla? (afuera, cómo)

8. Mi hija habló conmigo . (afuera, cara a cara)

9. Ellos caminaron por la hora. (de prisa, cara a cara)

10. Los niños van a la escuela. (despacio, entonces)

11. Cristina trabaja . (delante, demasiado)

12. Ellos leyeron la historia del niño perdido. (lejos, mucho)

13. Este sonido no es agradable. (poco, nada)

14. El perro estaba del ropero. (mas, detrás)

15. Tu casa es bonita, especialmente los jardines. (muy, mucho)

16. Ella preparaba los tamales (bien, buenos)

17. Los niños hablaban los padres veían la TV. (mientras, entonces)

18. El profesor llegará a la clase. (mañana, pronto)

19. Las maestras están de la oficina. (entonces, adentro)

20. Antonio y Alejandro no llegan a tiempo. (siempre, nunca)

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Adverbs in Spanish - adverbios en español

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Adverbs are words that modify a verb, an adjective or another adverb and sometimes we use an adverbial phrase. Adverbs do not change according to number or gender; they often modify the verb to show mood, time, place and quantity. Although English adverbs usually end in -ly, Spanish adverbs don't follow such a pattern.

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The infinitive ( el infinitivo ) is the most basic form of a Spanish verb. Verbs in the infinitive form are not conjugated and do not indicate anything about who is performing an action or at what point in time the action is taking place.

Verb Stems

Many verb tenses use a form of the infinitive as the stem to which verb conjugation endings are attached. In general, for regular verbs, you simply need to remove the infinitive ending (-ar, -er, or -ir) to find the stem, and then you can the add specific endings needed to give tense/subject information.

Verbs that end in-ar are more common than -er and -ir verbs. There are also fewer irregular -ar verbs than -er or -ir verbs. Here are some examples of common -ar infinitives and their stems.

Verbs that end in -er are the second-largest group of infinitives in Spanish. Here are some examples of common -er infinitives and their stems.

Verbs that end in are the smallest group of Spanish infinitives. Here are some examples of common infinitives and their stems.

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This website helps you with with your preposiciones in Spanish and English it can be helpful for other students because if you dont speak Spanish its also in English.

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Once again YouTube is a very tool for people to lean Spanish. In this case it's easy to learn your adjectives in Spanish. This can be useful to future Spanish students because it's easy to use YouTube.

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Aprender español: Adjetivos con distinto significado con ser y estar I (nivel avanzado)

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This website was useful for me because it gives us masculine and feminine articles singular and plural. It can be useful for future Spanish students because it is simple and easy to understand. It also explains the articles and when they are used.

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It was useful for me because it was easy to access and it was very simple and direct. It can be useful to future Spanish students because it is not complex and it is easy to understand.

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This video was useful for me because it was very clear on the pronouns and very easy to understand. This source can be very useful for future Spanish students because like I said it's very easy to understand and is very easy to access.

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This video was useful to me because the YouTube video sang the alphabeth and it told us how to pronoun it. This video also gave us the sound the letter makes, so I think it was useful. This video could useful to future Spanish because the kids would not only know to pronoun but also know what sound does the letter make. So that's why I think it's useful:).

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This video helps me because it tells me the verbs in the present, past, conditional, and future. This video also gives me examples of how I could use them. This video could help future Spanish kids because it gives them examples on the way they could use them. Not only that it also reads the verbs for them, that's why I think it's useful for them and myself:)!

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Verbo ESTAR en español, conjugación verbo estar

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Cómo Conjugar y Usar SER y ESTAR en Español

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Cómo Conjugar y Usar SER y ESTAR en Español

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This video helps me understand the verb "ser". It is useful because it not only says the verb "ser" it was says the verb "estar" and I think it is useful to me and to the future Spanish students! This is useful for future Spanish Students because it reads the verbs in Spanish, it gives out examples, and it reads the verb "Ser" and "Estar". This is why I think it is useful to me and the future students of 2021-2025.

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Cómo Conjugar y Usar SER y ESTAR en Español

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Compared to the other websites I looked at this seem to be the easiest to navigate. This can be useful to future Spanish students because it isn't very hard to look for on the internet.

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Expert articles and interactive video lessons on how to use the Spanish language. Learn about 'por' vs. 'para', Spanish pronunciation, typing Spanish accents, and more.