Learn Spanish Grammar: How to Understand and Speak at Home, on the Road, or Traveling in the Car, Even If You’re a Beginner. Common Phrases, Instruction, and Pronunciation for Conversations

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Learning a new language is never going to be a waste. And the more you learn, the funnier you will have with the language.

What else could be difficult than learning a new language without even having the basics? Especially when you need to communicate with someone who doesn’t even understand a single word of English. Spanish is quickly becoming an important element in the business and academic world. KEEP READING!

The Hispanic population has also grown remarkably in the last decade, making it prudent for savvy business owners to learn enough of the language to interact with potential clients, possible co-workers, and employees. In a world that is rapidly becoming a global market, it is wise for anyone who wants to compete at a high level to acquire knowledge of more than one language.

Follow the guidelines found in this book to learn Spanish quickly and be able to speak to native speakers around the world. Remember that it can be an advantage in the workplace, meeting new friends, or when traveling.

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•Grammar
•Pronunciation
•Vocabulary
•Phrases
•Verb tenses
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• Language: English
• Publisher: Loris Codiglioni
• Release date: Aug 19, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005428952

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LEARN SPANISH GRAMMAR

LEARN SPANISH GRAMMAR

How to Understand and Speak at Home, on the Road, or Traveling in the Car, Even If You’re a Beginner. Common Phrases, Instruction, and Pronunciation for Conversations

Living Languages

Living Languages

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Introduction

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1. Pronunciation is the Key

Vowels

Consonants

Word Ending in a Vowel

Words Ending in Consonants

Nouns with Two or More Words and Proper Nouns

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2. Forming Sentences

Sentences without Subject

Negative Sentences

Time Expressions

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3. Spanish Nouns

Understanding Nouns in Spanish and Their Gender Rules

Types of Spanish Nouns

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4. Spanish Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Reflexive Pronouns

Relative Pronouns

Possessive Pronoun

Possessive Atones Pronoun

Indefinite Pronouns

Demonstratives Pronouns

Interrogatives pronouns

Practical Exercises with Pronouns

Spanish Alphabet (Alfabeto Español)

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5. Spanish Verbs

Common Regular -AR Verbs

Common Regular -ER Verbs

Common Regular -IR Verbs

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6. Spanish Adjectives

Why Is Learning Spanish Adjective Important?

Useful adjectives

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7. Spanish Adverbs

How Does One Learn Spanish Adverbs Fast And Easy?

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8. Articles

Definite Articles

Indefinite Articles

Contracted articles

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9. Learning Basic vocabulary

Another Useful Tip In Learning the Basic Vocabulary In the Spanish Language (Otro Consejo Útil Para Aprender El Vocabulario Básico En La Lengua Española)

Is My Knowledge About the Spanish Language, In Particularly My Vocabulary, Enough To Hold On A Conversation?

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10. Conjugation and Gender Rules

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11. Interrogative Phrases about Personal Characteristics and Information

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12. Alphabet and Pronunciation

How Interactions Build Spanish Language Mastery

Conclusion

About the Author

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction

Spanish is quickly becoming an important element in the business and academic world.

The Hispanic population has also grown remarkably in the last decade, making it prudent for savvy business owners to learn enough of the language to interact with potential clients, possible co-workers, and employees. In a world that is rapidly becoming a global market, it is wise for anyone who wants to compete at a high level to acquire knowledge of more than one language.

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This short crash Spanish grammar course will give you everything you need to start learning Spanish the right way and easily. It is made for beginners and covers the most important grammar points one needs to know.

Follow the guidelines found in this book to learn Spanish quickly and be able to speak to native speakers around the world. Remember that it can be an advantage in the workplace, meeting new friends, or when traveling.

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Learning a new language is never going to be a waste. And the more you learn, the funnier you will have with the language.

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Pronunciation is the Key

Spanish pronunciation is really simple in comparison to other languages. The Spanish alphabet contains 27 letters, most of which are pronounced in only one way. Nonetheless, there are a few exceptions, which we will cover in this section.

Vowels

The letter a is always pronounced like the a in apricot. You will find this sound in words like casa (house).

The letter e is always pronounced as the e in elephant. You will find this sound in words like verde (green).

The letter i always sounds like the i in intelligence or the ee in meet (when it’s stressed). You can find this sound in words like inglés (English), argentino (Argentinian), or salir (to go out).

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The letter o always sounds like the o in tongue. You can find this sound in words like tomate (tomato) and vaso (glass).

The letter u always sounds like the oo in pool or like English w in water. You can find this sound in words like luna (moon) and usar (to use).

Consonants

The letter b in Spanish is similar to letter b in English, but while in English it sounds harder when it’s in the beginning of a word (as in beautiful), in Spanish it’s always a soft sound (as in cabin). You will find it in words like bebé (baby).

The letter c in Spanish can have three sounds: The first is like the c in cut. The letter c always sounds like this when it comes before letters a, o, u and consonants (except h), as in words like cama (bed), cosa (thing), cuento (tale) and acto.

The second c sound is the same as the s sound. It sounds like this when it comes before letters e and i, as in cerilla (match) or cien (a hundred).

The third sound is only possible when c comes before an h, just as it happens in English. The combination of c and h sounds like ch in change. You will find this in words like colchón (mattress).

The letter d in Spanish is similar to d in English (as in daisy) but softer. You can find it in words such as dedo (finger).

The letter f in Spanish sounds like f in English, in words such as fish. You will find this sound in Spanish words like feliz (happy).

The letter g in Spanish can have two different sounds: When it comes before letters a, o, u and consonants it sounds like a soft version of the English g sound in green. You can find this sound in words like gato (cat), gota (drop), gusto (taste) and gracias (thanks). You also get this sound when you have the combination of letters gue and gui. In these cases, the u is not pronounced, just as it happens in English in guest or guilty. You can find this sound in Spanish in words such as guerra (war) and guitarra (guitar). The u is only pronounced when there’s a dieresis (two dots) on top of it, as in pingüino (penguin) or antigüedad (antique), but this is not very common.

The second g sound in Spanish is similar to the h sound in English word helicopter. You can find this sound when g comes before letters e and i, as in

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