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6 Responses to “Newbie Lesson #22 - Are you ready? Let’s Go!”
Monday at 3:01 pm
Thanks to Kevin MacLeod for the music used in today’s lesson.
Banks lines… those are my favorite… waiting in bank lines… especially they make you take a number and watch the television for it to come up!
Tuesday at 10:09 am
Is the word “aora” (not sure of spelling) the word we hear in each lesson before we get the translation of the dialogue? “Aora include la traducion”.
I hope you know what I’m talking about!
Tuesday at 11:00 pm
Max,
Good ear! We spell it “ahora”, literally, “at this time”, figuratively “now”. The clip that you hear before the translation is “ahora incluiremos la traducción” (now we’ll include the translation).
This word “ahora” can also mean “shortly” (in the future) or “just now” (in the past).
Hope this helps!
Joseph
Sunday at 9:37 am
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Thursday at 11:27 am
In one line, “Nos gusta ver las estrellas en la noche….” Isn’t the pluralized verb of gustar required in this case, “Nos gustAN ver las estrellas en la noche”?
Saturday at 1:26 am
Ian,
Good question. Let me see if I can help you answer it for yourself. What’s the subject of the sentence?
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