Here is a list of topic words. |
First is, |
coche, coche, coche, |
autobús, autobús, autobús, |
avión, avión, avión, |
bicicleta, bicicleta, bicicleta, |
barco, barco, barco, |
Do you know what coche means? |
"car." |
How about autobús? |
"bus." |
And avión? |
"plane." |
And what about bicicleta? |
"bicycle." |
And barco? |
"boat." |
Let's do some multiple choice. |
Circle the correct answer. |
What does avión mean? |
"plane." |
"bus" is autobús. |
Circle the correct answer. |
What does coche mean? |
"car." |
"subway" is metro. |
One more. Circle the correct answer. |
What does barco mean? |
"boat." |
"bicycle" is bicicleta. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. |
Ready? What are they saying? |
Voy a la escuela en (pause with a tap of the finger). |
Voy a la escuela en (pause with a tap of the finger). |
bicicleta |
bicicleta |
Voy a la escuela en bicicleta. |
Voy a la escuela en bicicleta. |
"I go to school by bicycle." |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? What are they saying? |
Mi padre va al trabajo en (pause with a tap of the finger). |
Mi padre va al trabajo en (pause with a tap of the finger). |
coche |
coche |
Mi padre va al trabajo en coche. |
Mi padre va al trabajo en coche. |
"My father goes to work by car." |
Let's do some true or false questions now. |
True or false — |
Autobús means "bus." |
True |
Autobús means "bus." |
One more. |
True or false — |
En avión means "on foot." |
False |
En avión means "by plane." |
En avión. |
"On foot" is a pie. |
a pie |
Let's do some listening practice. |
Listen to me as I speak. Which word am I saying? |
Mi esposa va a la oficina a pie. |
Did you hear the right preposition? Let's listen one more time. |
Mi esposa va a la oficina a pie. |
a pie |
a pie |
A pie means "on foot," and it is preceded by the preposition a instead of en. |
Mi esposa va a la oficina a pie. |
"My wife goes to the office on foot." |
Listen to me as I speak. What am I saying? |
Voy a ir al parque en metro. |
Did you hear the right preposition? Let's listen one more time. |
Voy a ir al parque en metro. |
en metro |
en metro |
En metro means "by subway," and it is preceded by the preposition en instead of a. |
Voy a ir al parque en metro. |
"I'm going to go to the park by subway." |
Listen as I speak. What means of transport is each person using? |
Voy a ir a la escuela en bicicleta. |
Let's listen one more time. |
Voy a ir a la escuela en bicicleta. |
Did you hear, en bicicleta? En bicicleta means "by bicycle." |
Voy a ir a la escuela en bicicleta. |
"I'm going to go to school by bicycle." |
How about...? |
Voy a ir a la isla en barco. |
Let's listen one more time. |
Voy a ir a la isla en barco. |
Did you hear, en barco? En barco means "by boat." |
Voy a ir a la isla en barco. |
"I'm going to go to the island by boat." |
Next... |
Voy a ir a París en avión. |
One more time. |
Voy a ir a París en avión. |
Did you hear, en avión? En avión means "by plane." |
Voy a ir a París en avión. |
"I'm going to go to Paris by plane." |
Next... |
Voy a ir al supermercado en autobús. |
One more time. |
Voy a ir al supermercado en autobús. |
Did you hear, en autobús? En autobús means "by bus." |
Voy a ir al supermercado en autobús. |
"I'm going to go to the supermarket by bus." |
And... |
Voy a ir a la playa en coche. |
One more time. |
Voy a ir a la playa en coche. |
Did you hear, en coche? En coche means "by car." |
Voy a ir a la playa en coche. |
"I'm going to go to the beach by car." |
Now you know how to talk about transportation in Spanish. |
...and now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway on SpanishPod101.com. |
Nos vemos. |
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