I can say hello and introduce myself, say where I'm from and what I do, choose tú or usted, and name any number up to twenty.
What we review
What we review
The module is over; check what has stuck. There are no new rules here.
• The verb ser in all its forms, and negatives with no: No soy Diego.
• Where people are from and their nationality: de + country or the adjective — Es de Francia = Es francés.
• A profession with no article (English “a lawyer”) and its gender: Ana es abogada. And the forms of address: tú, usted, vosotros, ustedes.
• Numbers up to twenty and question words: ¿Cuántos son doce y cinco?
English adjectives and job words don't change for a woman, so two things are easy to miss: a word in -o takes -a in the feminine (cocinero — cocinera), and alemán loses its accent mark in the feminine: alemana.
Lesson notes
What we review
The module is over; check what has stuck. There are no new rules here.
• The verb ser in all its forms, and negatives with no: No soy Diego.
• Where people are from and their nationality: de + country or the adjective — Es de Francia = Es francés.
• A profession with no article (English “a lawyer”) and its gender: Ana es abogada. And the forms of address: tú, usted, vosotros, ustedes.
• Numbers up to twenty and question words: ¿Cuántos son doce y cinco?
English adjectives and job words don't change for a woman, so two things are easy to miss: a word in -o takes -a in the feminine (cocinero — cocinera), and alemán loses its accent mark in the feminine: alemana.