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verbo en presente

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February Assignment          aficiones y las mascotas

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Hola senor Balserio. como estas?  Buenos dias everyone.

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Enjoy

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Um hi sir I just wanted to check in and see if you fine thats all and happy half term(please reply)

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Enjoy

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By Malachi O and Hannah 3C and 5H

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Hola señor, acabo de iniciar sesión y estaré deseando volver cuando necesite ayuda, adiós

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By Malachi O

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Spanish with my sister
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Verbo tener en presente (to have Present tense)

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Verbo tener en presente (to have Present tense)

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yo tengo: I have

tú tienes: you have

él tiene: he has

ella tiene: she has

nosotros tenemos: we have

vosotros tenéis: you have

ellos tienen: they have

Ustedes tienen: you have (polite way)

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February Assignment          Las aficiones y las mascotas

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February Assignment          Las aficiones y las mascotas

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No entiendo.

Juego con mis amigos.

Me gusta la lectura.

Juego con una tableta.

No tengo mascota.

Juego al pilla-pilla al aire libre.

Me gusta ver la televisión.

Jugamos en el campo.

Quiero a mi perro.

Les gustan ir de tiendas.

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February Assignment Aficiones y mascotas 

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February Assignment Aficiones y mascotas 

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by Rion do you have to say numbers i spanish

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by Rion do you have to say numbers i spanish

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backflip

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sorry for the music in the background

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counting to thirty

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by Daniel21 -30

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By daniel

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 Sir I can't go on language because I don't know my username and password

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 Sir I can't go on language because I don't know my username and password

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1st - 7th February                Year 4 / Year 5              Canción "Tengo una mascota"  

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1st - 7th February                Year 4 / Year 5              Canción "Tengo una mascota"  

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Are you ready to sing along?

- ¿Tienes una mascota?
- ¡Sí! ¡Tengo un perro!
Tengo una mascota. Él es un perro y él hace guau, guau, guau, guau guau!
- ¡Tengo un gato!
Tengo una mascota. Ella es un gato y ella hace miau. miau, miau, miau miau...
- ¡Tengo un ratón!
Tengo una mascota. Él es un ratón y el hace escuic, escuic, escuic, escuic...
- ¿Tengo un pájaro!
tengo una mascota. Él es un pájaro y él hace pio, pio, pio, pio...
- ¡Tengo un pez!
Tengo una maacota. Ella es un pez y ella hace glup, glup, glup, glup...
- ¡Tengo un león!
- ¿Un león?
- Tengo una mascota. Él es un león y el hace grgrg, grggr, grgrggr...

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Super Simple Español - Canciones Infantiles Y Más

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Tengo Una Mascota | Canciones Infantiles | Super Simple Español

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i love spanish as well

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I  LOVE ESPANOL

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As you’ve probably realised, ll is very common in Spanish!

Rather being a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet, ll is what’s known as a digraph.

Put simply, this means it’s a combination of two letters representing a single sound.

We also have digraphs in English such as sh, th, and ck.

But, when you’re learning to speak and understand Spanish, you probably care more about how to pronounce this sound than what it’s called!

So let’s get to that…
ll most often sounds like the English letter ‘y’ as in the words “yellow” and “yes”.

This is the way ll is pronounced in Spain, parts of Mexico, and most of Central and South America.
Here are some common ll words and their pronunciations:

llave (key) – yave

bella (beautiful) – beya

amarillo (yellow) – amariyo

llegar (to arrive) – yegar

llenar (full) – yenar

cuchillo (knife) – cuchiyo

ella (she) – eya

lluvia (rain) – yuvia

pollo (chicken) – poyo

toalla (towel) – toaya

llorar (to cry) – yorar

This is the most common pronunciation worldwide and it’s also the way most Spanish teachers will teach new Spanish speakers to pronounce ll.
Ready to try?

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25th-31st January           Y4/Y5 ¿Cuántos hay?

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25th-31st January           Y4/Y5 ¿Cuántos hay?

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Morning guys! Please play this recording before doing this week's worksheet. Try to record your own audios/videos on here, as David and Joshua have done already, to show me your progress.

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I❤Spanish

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This is me saying 11 to 30
Please enjoy Thanks

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hope you enjoy

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pls can I have my login

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By Joshua.s

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Hello everyone. On this post you will learn how to pronounce number 30 (treinta) in Spanish. It is a very tricky one. Play the audio and record your own audios to show me how well you do it!

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Y4 / Y5 New vocabulary (Week 18th January)

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Y4 / Y5 New vocabulary (Week 18th January)

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Gustar: to like
Jugar: to play
Con mis amigos: with my friends Solo: alone / by myself
Juntos: together
Dentro: inside / in
Al aire libre: outdoors
En el área de juegos: in the playground
Después del colegio: after school En el recreo: at playtime

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Pls can I have my login  sr

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Senor I am trying to do a audio to show you that I can say 11 to 30 but it is not working.What should I do???

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for really I didn't know that

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Here we just have to read what you are putting? no
I'm Alejandro 4B

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Y5 please, watch this video to understand how to pronounce the key vocabulary for this topic.

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Children please watch this video when you will learn how to pronounce numbers 11 to 30. Repeat after me, ok?

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Dear children, please have a look at this post. You will find more vocabulary for your assignment:
Tengo hermanos. (I have brothers).

¿Tienes una mascota? (Do you have a pet?).

Hay unas vacas en el campo. (There are some cows in the field).

Los libros están sobre la mesa. (The books are on the table).

Me encantan las películas de acción. (I love action movies).

Mi hermano está en la cocina. (My brother is in the kitchen).

El hombre se llama Gerard. (The man is called Gerard).

No me gustan las zanahorias. (I don't like carrots).

Quiero un kilo de manzanas. (I want one kilogram of apples).

Me duele la mano. ( My hand hurts).

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Good morning, children. I am here to answer any question to help you with your Spanish assignments. Have a good day! Mr. Balseiro

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Children, when you want to show possession in Spanish, we use the verb tener (to have).
I am going to conjugate it for you in Present Simple:
I have - Yo tengo
You have - Tú tienes
He has - Él tiene
She has - Ella tiene
It has - Ello tiene
We have - Nosotros tenemos
You have - Vosotros tenéis
They have - Ellos tienen

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Good morning Y4. Please, find here some vocabulary to help you do your numbers assignment.

once           11
doce     12
trece      13
catorce       14          quince       15      dieciséis       16    diecisiete      17
dieciocho      18
diecinueve 19
veinte        20      veintiuno       21    veintidós       22    veintitrés       23 veinticuatro 24 veinticinco 25
veintiséis 26
veintisiete 27
veintiocho 28 veintinueve 29
treinta         30

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Senor how are we going to do the work if it hasnt been taught

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Y5, in Spanish we place adjectives after the noun. Ex. The black cat - El gato negro.
You can see that the adjective (negro) comes after the noun (cat).
This is some of the vocabulary you will be learning for this topic:
Tengo un gato negro. (I have a black cat).

Mi hermana es antipática. (My sister is mean).

No eres muy inteligente. (You are not very clever).

Esta casa es colorida. (This house is colourful).

Los libros de fantasía son interesantes. (Fantasy books are interesting).

Su madre es inglesa. (Their mother is English).

Lleva una camisa azul. (They wear a blue shirt).

Mi profesora de inglés es severa. (My English teacher is strict).

Es un hotel pequeño. (It is a small hotel).

Hay una pista de hielo nueva. (There is a new skating rink).

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sir the work from 21 till 30 isnt on lanugenut