ESPANOL SI DVD 01 clase 01

Well, Paul, this is my office, where we'll do all the Spanish classes. Do you like it? Yes, much. It's very colored, isn't it? Yes, quite a few. And tell me, where are you from? I'm Dutch, from Amsterdam. Ay, pero ya speak un poquito de español. You know Spanish. No, I speak very well. No? What? No, a little because my grandma is Mexican, that's why. Sure, your accent is not from here. No, I think I got it from there. I'm sure you will. Thank you. And in Madrid, where do you live? I live with three kids, Pablo, Ana and Eva. Ana, the artist? That's why I gave you your number, yes. Ay, I know her very well. - What? It is muy bonita, ¿verdad? Well, yes, quite pretty. And the other girl? No la conozco. I know you. I only know Pablo and Ana, yes. Ah, and tell me a little, how is it to live in this house of artists? Ay, son raros. What are you doing? What's that? But they're very nice. Tell me a little about it. - I'm going to the hospital. Come on, it is open. - Hello, where are you? Hello, how are you? You are Mark. Pau, please. Ah, Pau. What's up? Hello, this is Ana. Enchanted. Pau is like Pablo. The owner of the house is named Pablo. Yes, yes, I know. Well, this is the apartment. Small, but cozy. Very pretty. Do you like it? Yes, it has many colors. I'll show you the house. This is my room, come, I'll show you. - I know. And there's the Eva and the Pablo. Well, the pipe. The mine. What about Pablo? Sleep in the living room, on the sofa bed. But don't worry, because it's very comfortable. It's that we have money problems and we need to share the expenses with someone. - Good, with you. I like the house a lot. It's very... very special. Well, it's that we believe in the concept of domestic art. What art? It's called Arte doméstico. We believe that small household objects are like works of art. It's pretty rare. Ana, I don't speak Spanish very well. And I don't know if you know a professor for a class. Yes, I know a professor. Her name is Cecilia Carreras. I live in the street of San José. You want his number? A ver. I'm going to call 9-1-2-3-5-8-8-0-1-9. I repeat. I'm going to call 9-1-2-3-5-8-8-0-1-6. No, one to nine. I'm calling you, yeah? And then he called me and here we are. And here we are. - I'm going to go. Now let's start the Spanish class, okay? Do you want to write? Now, I know you speak a little Spanish. But I want to start from the beginning so that everything is very clear. I'll explain it to you. In Spanish there are three conjugaciones. The first conjugation, verbs that end in "-ar", as in hablar. The second, verbs that end in "-er", como beber. The third, verbs that end in "-ir", como vivir. Let's start with the verb hablar, which is a regular verb of the first conjugation, "-ar". It's regular because it follows the same rule as most verbs that end in "ar". I'm going to say a few phrases with the verb speak and then you have to repeat them. I want you to listen to the verb endings and if you want you can write them. Before we start, I want you to meet some friends. My friends who always help me with my Spanish lessons. Don't you want to do it alone? Well, no. Have you seen Elvis, who's here with us? Elvis is my English friend. I was born in London many years ago. Elvis, you know. Elvis, I'd like you to meet Paul. See, this is... This is Sofia. Sofia is Russian. And she has many friends, but today she betrayed her best friend. - Are you okay? I'm going to say the words you're listening to, okay? I speak Spanish. Yo, you. You speak Dutch, don't you? Elvis and... He speaks English. Sofia, what's going on? Ella, please. She speaks Russian. Do you speak Russian? Yo, no. I got it. You too. We'll see, Elvis and you, we speak English. And you and Elvis, you talk a lot, too much, a lot. You will. And Elvis and Sofia, they don't talk much. And Sofia and her friend, they, they speak Russian. Do you have them all? All of them. Perfect. Can you repeat that, please? You talk. He speaks. She speaks. We are talking. They speak. She's got a plan. That's great. See, all regular verbs of the first conjugation have these endings, okay? I'll tell you other verbs that follow this rule. We've seen each other. The Cantar. I cook. Do you like to cook? Yes, but I like to eat. What? Ah, the Nadar. The dancer. Do you like to dance? Do you know how to dance? Un poquito. I know. Yo, yeah, you dance very well. It's the tango. The tango, yeah. Fumar, please. Do you smoke? No, no smoke from you. - Yes, you are. Y to the touch. Tocar wants to say to play something, to play la mesa, to play la guitar. You're a good man. Now, can you repeat the verbs? Cantar, cocinar, nadar, bailar, fumar, tocar, amar. This is the first time I've played this song. - I'm not going to. And talk to him. Well, now let's make a game. I'll show you a subject and a verb. Then you have to make a sentence. For example, Elvis plays guitar. You use the pronoun. Now, Sofia to play. She plays the guitar. Very well, how original. Paul to the tower. Yo, you play the piano. Cecilia the dancer. You dance the tango. You and Elvis? You guys are dancing... Very well. Yes, Elvis dances very well, you know? Elvis and Sofia. They smoke a lot. Sofia and you? You're the ones smoking cigarettes. Cigarettes, please. Amar, please. Yo, my love. Yeah, see, who's who? The world. And who is missing? We are. You and me? We have an Elvis. It's an Elvis. Fine, perfect. A ver, now I want to use only the verb cooking. I'll show you a subject and you have to tell me the verb, but not the pronoun. Because in Spanish we don't always use the pronoun. Because it's not like you cook, you love, you... - No, I'm not going. The verb termination already tells us what person you are. No need to always put the pronoun. What's up? The cook. The kitchen. We cook. What about you? You cook. At least you're awake, huh? Well, now, we've learned the first conjugation. Are you happy? Perfect, you too. Well, now let's look at the grammar concepts we've been dealing with in class with Paul. We have seen that in Spanish there are three verb conjugations. The first conjugation, AR, how to speak. Second conjugation ER, like a drink. Y third conjugation, I'm going to live. With Paul we have deepened the first conjugation, He or she speaks. We or us speak. You or your sisters. They or they talk. Other regular verbs of the first conjugation son cooking, the name of the applicant; tobacco, dancer, to the tower, You're not alone. Some examples. Yo, dance the tango. You love the world. He doesn't smoke. Ella cooks very well. We play the guitar. You swim in the sea. They sing very badly. They're Russian. Okay, now let's see what happens at the house of the artists. See you later. What's up, uncle? Well, if you're the one, it's aperitivo time. What's the appetizer? Do you want some hamburger, Paul? Ana makes some very tasty tapas. Tapas, you know? No, what are you doing? It's a typical Spanish thing. Can I try? Sure, how not. They're little plates of different things. To eat a little from here, from there, The following shall be added: What do you want? And to drink, A glass of red wine. Do you like wine? But Ana, no, because... I also want wine. It's a joke. This is very, very, very good. What a rich man! But, Paul, in your country there are no tapas? No, I'm from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. There's other stuff. Yes, is it? Amsterdam, the city of the Lulipanes, eh? Well, I'm from Amsterdam, But my mother is English, from London. And you are from Madrid? Yes, from Madrid, the capital. My parents are also from Madrid. Now I live in a small town on the beach. andalucia. For them, the city is a mess. Of course, living on the beach is quieter. How are you, Ana? Yo soy de Barcelona, you are from Barcelona. But I've been living here for a long time, in Madrid. What about Eva? The Basque Country, in the north of Spain. She is a student, isn't she? Student, yes and no. She works in the computer. You also study economics. He knows a lot of accounts, statistics... That stuff. How about you? Pablo, maths. No, Pablo makes the calculations only for the renter. - How are you, Paul? Are you an artist? Yo, artist. No, I don't understand anything about paintings, sculptures, that stuff. But I like art a lot. Well, this house is made to measure. I'll see you later. A house of artists! How fun, really! And how's it going with Ana and Pablo? I'm learning a lot from them. Oh, yeah? You have to tell me what you've learned, okay? He learned what son las tapas is. Do you like tapas? I like tapas a lot. I like wine. Today I want to explain the verb gustar, which is a little particular, and the second conjugation, the verbs en er. Let's start with the taste. A taste is always constructed with a subject, which is the thing that you like, and a pronoun, which indicates who likes that thing. I like chocolate, for example. Here's the subject and me is the pronoun, and you want to say me. You like sweets. What's the subject? The sweet ones. - Good. And the pronoun? You, what do you want to say to you. In Spanish, the subject and the verb always coincide in number and person. I like chocolate. Chocolate is the third person singular. The verb "to like" is from the first conjugation. Gusto, gustas, remember? Gustar, what's up? Therefore, I like chocolate. Los dulces is equivalent to the third person of the plural. We like it, we like it, we like it. Los dulces gustan a ti. I'm going to go with you. Therefore, you like the sweets. Do you know the song? I like planes, I like you. I like to travel, I like you. Yes, the acquaintance. I like you. Here, you are the subject. You like me. So, I like you. The subject usually goes behind. I'm glad you did. I'm the guy you like. A ver, these pronouns. If you like me, you say you like me. Me wants to say a me. And if something you like, I'll tell you. Write these pronouns. Me, the. If something Elvis likes, he says it, he likes it. I like to dance. If something we like, we like it. And if something likes you, you like it. And a ellas, a ellas, they like, they like. Me, you, le, nos, os, les. I'm not going to be here. Sometimes you use both pronouns. I like it. He likes it. This is to emphasize. No, always use it. Usually it says me gusta, te gusta. I'm sure you've heard me. I'm gonna tell you a person and something that he likes. And then you have to tell me the phrase. For example, Sofia, you. And she, then, likes you. You and Sofia sing. We like to sing. A Cecilia dancer. You like to dance. You and I will drink wine. We like you. No, a nosotros nos gusta. It is not a joke. We like to drink wine. Okay, now just with a pronoun. Sofia and I are Spanish. Os gustan los españoles. I like the Spanish. And Sofia and Elvis are the apple trees. I like the apples. And Cecilia from the cinema. I like the cinema. You like the movies. Well, see you. As this verb gustar, there is also the verb enchantar. What do you mean, "I like it a lot"? Y is constructed in the same way. I'm enchanted. You are enchanted. See, tell me some things you like and others you don't like. For example, I don't like to study. No, I like to smoke. I like to drink. I like to learn. Ay, muy bien! What is it? See, since you said drink, let's study, as he said, the conjugation. Do you remember the verbs in ver? Like drinking or eating. See, let's do it with the first conjugation. I'll tell you a few phrases. And you have to listen. I want you to write the verb endings. I eat meat. You come with tapas. He comes from Verdiura. We will eat together. You eat a lot. And they eat very little. To keep the line. A ver, can you conjugate the verb? Yeah, come on, you know what? Come on, come on, get out of here. See, other regular verbs of the second conjugation son Eat, drink, read and learn. A ver, let's do the game that I show you a subject and a verb, And then you have to make a sentence. For example, you and Sofia would learn Spanish. No pronouns, all right? See, Cecilia is learning. You learn to not smoke. Very well, I will try. I'm going to go. Come on, you know. Well, what about Sofia and Elvis? Come together. Ay, y a ver, beber, tú y yo. I'm going to see you. We'll drink afterwards. After we drink, what shall we drink? Y Pao. Drink a lot. You see, you see Elvis. We read Spanish. You read. You're reading Russian. Oh, no, no, no, not Leo Russo. See, we made all the personas? Well, then, do you have any questions? No, it's all clear. Todo claro, the verb gustar y the second conjugation. Well, let's go deeper into what we've studied with Pao. We've seen the verb like and the second conjugation. First of all, the verb is "gust". A ver, the verb to like is constructed with a pronoun, the verb to like, plus the subject. The pronouns are me, te, le, nos, os, les. I like vodka. Remember that to reinforce we can use the form with two pronouns. I like wine too. I like to travel. He likes books. We like sweets. You guys like the theater. And they like us. Now the second conjugation. The second conjugation is verbs that end in er, como beber. And the second conjugation is constructed like this. Yo como tú comes he or she comes. We or we eat. You or you come. They're eating. Other verbs of the second conjugation are come, learn, read. Some examples now. Yo mucho bebo. You learn not to smoke. Sofia, come on, you know what? You read Russian. They read little. Well, now let's see what happens in the second episode. See you in the next Spanish class. See you later! You're a student!