
Podcast #029 - Last four adjectives that take a different meaning with Ser and Estar (Part V) Spanish for beginners - Spanish Language & Culture Newsletter.
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You can find below the pronunciation of the Spanish words / expressions used on previous<a href="https://spanishlanguage.substack.com/p/issue-028-exercises-last-four-adjectives"> Newsletter #029</a>.<br/><br/>Transcript<br/><br/>(00:15) Hola y bienvenidos al nuevo podcast de Spanish Language and Culture Newsletter. (Hello and welcome to the new Spanish Language and Culture Newsletter podcast.)<br/><br/>(00:21) En la última entrega, la número veintiocho, ... (In the last issue, number twenty-eight, ...)<br/><br/>(00:25) ... teníamos unos ejercicios para practicar ... (... we had some exercises to practice...)<br/><br/>(00:28) ... el uso de los cuatro últimos adjetivos ... (... the use of the last four adjectives ...)<br/><br/>(00:32) ... que se usan con SER y ESTAR, y cambian de significado. (... which are used with SER and ESTAR, and change their meaning.)<br/><br/>(00:37) Estos adjetivos eran: rico, seguro, verde y vivo. (These adjectives were: rico, seguro, verde y vivo.)<br/><br/>(00:44) En el primer ejercicio teníamos que decir si el uso de... el uso de SER o ESTAR era correcto o no. (In the first exercise we had to say whether the use of .... the use of SER or ESTAR was correct or not.)<br/><br/>(00:53) Y teníamos diez frases. (And we had ten sentences.)<br/><br/>(00:56) Voy a leerlas. (I am going to read them.)<br/><br/>(00:58) Uno: "Las hojas de los árboles están verdes." (One: "The leaves on the trees are green.")<br/><br/>(01:09) Dos: "No es seguro andar por la calle a las dos de la mañana." (Two: "It's not safe to walk down the street at two in the morning.")<br/><br/>(01:24) Número tres: "Las hojas de los árboles son verdes." (Number three: "The leaves of the trees are green.")<br/><br/>(01:36) Número cuatro: "Estar vivo es lo opuesto a estar muerto." (Number four: "Being
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Podcast #029 - Last four adjectives that take a different meaning with Ser and Estar (Part V) Spanish for beginners - Spanish Language & Culture Newsletter.
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