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Really basic sentences
(Before starting, I'd like to say that it's normal that I write basic, or even stupid, sentences, because I have strat learning Spanish Tuesday, so please, be tolerant with me).Soy un hombre francés y escrivo escribO cartas. HablO inglése.
Come ComO pescados, bevemos bebO agua, y comO manzanas.
LeO diarios y una carta.
(Thank you)
Observation:
1. Whenever the pronoun implied is 'yo' in the present simple tense, most of the time the verb will end in 'o'. I capitalized the endings so you can see the pattern.
2. 'Hombre francés' is redundant as 'francés' already implies the nationality is masculine. Otherwise you would say 'francesa'.
3. You might need to review nationalities and languages. Sometimes you can guess what the language is based on the nationality in masculine. Examples:
English man= inglés. English (the language)= (el) inglés.
Spanish man= español. Spanish (the language) = (el) español.
Russian man= ruso. Russian (the language) = (el) ruso.
Really basic sentences
(Before starting, I'd like to say that it's normal that I write basic, or even stupid, sentences, because I have strat learning Spanish Tuesday, so please, be tolerant with me).Soy un hombre (no es necesario) francés y escribo cartas. Hablo inglése.(inglés)
Come pescados, bevemos agua, y como manzanas. Como pescado y manzanas y bebo agua.
Leo diarios (o el periódico) y una carta.
(Thank you)
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