Mar 06 2008
| Here are the Spanish months or meses. Notice, that like the Spanish days of the week, they are not capitalized. |
| January |
| enero |
| February |
| febrero |
| March |
| marzo |
| April |
| abril |
| May |
| mayo |
| June |
| junio |
| July |
| julio |
| August |
| agosto |
| September |
| septiembre |
| October |
| octubre |
| November |
| noviembre |
| December |
| diciembre |
Mar 04 2008
| Where are you going? |
| ¿Dónde vas? |
| Where are you going to go? |
| ¿Dónde vas a ír? |
| Where did you go? |
| ¿Dónde fuiste? |
| I am going to sleep. |
| Voy a dormir. |
| Do you want to go? |
| ¿Quieres ír? |
Feb 23 2008
| Spanish Days Pronunciation: |
|
Monday - lunes Tuesday - martes Wednesday - miércoles Thursday - jueves Friday - viernes Saturday - sábado Sunday - domingo |
| You will notice that Spanish days are not capitalized; they are treated like ordinary words. They are capitalized when starting a sentence or standing alone, such as when used in a calendar. However, el often, but not always, precedes the day in question. |
| No me gustan los lunes. (I don’t like Mondays) |
| Sábado es el mejor día de la semana. (Saturday is the best day of the week.) |
| El domingo es para descansar. (Sunday is for rest.) |
Feb 22 2008
| Main verb: Gustar |
| I like it a lot, because it is good. |
| Me gusta mucho, por qué es bueno. |
| I don’t like it, because it is bad. |
| No me gusta, por qué es malo. |
| Why don’t you like it? |
| ¿Por qué no te gusta? |
| I don’t like the big cities because there are many people. |
| No me gustan las ciudades grandes por qué hay mucha gente. |