Class 9
We talked a
little about our memories of St. Patrick´s Day.
el trébol – shamrock
el desfile – the parade
la Cuaresma – lent
teñir – to colour,
tint, dye
tiñen los ríos de verde – the dye the rivers green
Veíamos el desfile desde nuestra casa
To talk
about repeated actions in the past we need the imperfect
AR verbs - ….aba
IR/ER verbs
- ….. ía
Mi padre traía muchos bombones a casa
Tomábamos un descanso en la cuaresma
caminábamos en el desfile
íbamos a
misa – we used to go to mass
comíamos
mucho chocolate
We went on
to listen to a song
https://amara.org/en/videos/AP5JbfMCsDHU/es-419/3963921/
Brujería –
Witchcraft
We first mentioned
that in Spanish the “d” is often not pronounced, especially when the word ends
in “-ado” – this happens in this song a lot
Estoy cansa’o, he trabaja’o mucho.
la bruja
el demonio – the demon
Arrebatar –
to take away, steal away, seduce, captivate
echar – to put,
to throw at, to throw out
el caminato –
the way someone has of walking
la porquería
– rubbish, junk, something shameful – used for anything negative or shoddy
la tumba fría – the cold grave
me echaste un
no-sé-qué en la comida – you put an I-don’t-know-what in my food
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