Spanish Ab Initio
15
Chapters
286
Notes
UNIDAD 1 - ¿Cómo cambiará mi visión del mundo después de aprender español?
UNIDAD 2 ¿Qué oportunidades
UNIDAD 3 ¿Cómo manejo mi tiempo?
UNIDAD 4 ¿De qué manera influye el clima de la región donde vivimos en nuestros hábitos cotidianos?
UNIDAD 5 ¿Utilizamos nuestro conocimiento para decidir qué comemos?
UNIDAD 6 ¿Festejamos para celebrar la vida o para recordar el pasado?
UNIDAD 7 ¿Viajamos para aprender o por entretenimiento?
UNIDAD 8 ¿Por qué debemos interesarnos en nuestro bienestar físico, mental y emocional?
UNIDAD 9 ¿Qué podemos esperar del futuro?
UNIDAD 10 ¿El entretenimiento y el conocimiento se oponen?
UNIDAD 11 ¿De qué forma empleamos nuestros conocimientos en el mundo laboral?
UNIDAD 12 ¿Por qué es importante evaluar la información que consumimos?
UNIDAD 13 ¿Cuáles retos enfrentamos en el presente?
UNIDAD 14 ¿Cuánto tiempo nos durará el
UNIDAD 15 ¿Hasta qué punto la tecnología ha redefinido la realidad?
Spanish Ab Initio
UNIDAD 3 ¿Cómo manejo mi tiempo?
Vida Cotidiana: Secretos de la Familia García Revelados
1236 words
7 mins read
Last edited on 14th Jun 2024
Table of content
¡Hola, futuro experto en español! 🌟 Let's dive into the wonderful world of the García family and their daily routine. Our aim is to make these notes super engaging and easy to understand for you. Ready? Vamos! 🚀
1. La Madre, Rosa 🌹
- Morning Routine: Wakes up at 6:30 AM and jumps out of bed like a superhero! She showers, dresses, and makes breakfast. Then, she puts on makeup to be ready for work.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "Me despierto a las seis y media" = "I wake up at 6:30"
- "Me ducho, me visto" = "I shower, I get dressed"
- Fun Fact: In Spanish, we often use reflexive verbs like "me ducho" (I shower myself) to talk about daily routines.
2. El Padre, Roberto 👨
- Morning Routine: Also up at 6:30 AM. Helps with breakfast, then relaxes with the newspaper. He shaves, brushes his teeth, gets dressed formally for work, and heads out.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "Ayudo con el desayuno" = "I help with breakfast"
- Cultural Insight: Reading newspapers in the morning is a common practice in many Spanish-speaking countries.
3. El Hijo, Antonio 👦
- Routine of a 10-year-old: Wakes up, stays in bed a bit, then bathes. No shaving (yet!) as he's only 10. Gets dressed, has breakfast, styles his hair, brushes his teeth, and goes to school in mom's car.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "No necesito afeitarme" = "I don't need to shave"
- Real-World Example: Imagine not having to shave yet – more sleep time, yay! 😴
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Spanish Ab Initio
UNIDAD 3 ¿Cómo manejo mi tiempo?
Vida Cotidiana: Secretos de la Familia García Revelados
1236 words
7 mins read
Last edited on 14th Jun 2024
Table of content
¡Hola, futuro experto en español! 🌟 Let's dive into the wonderful world of the García family and their daily routine. Our aim is to make these notes super engaging and easy to understand for you. Ready? Vamos! 🚀
1. La Madre, Rosa 🌹
- Morning Routine: Wakes up at 6:30 AM and jumps out of bed like a superhero! She showers, dresses, and makes breakfast. Then, she puts on makeup to be ready for work.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "Me despierto a las seis y media" = "I wake up at 6:30"
- "Me ducho, me visto" = "I shower, I get dressed"
- Fun Fact: In Spanish, we often use reflexive verbs like "me ducho" (I shower myself) to talk about daily routines.
2. El Padre, Roberto 👨
- Morning Routine: Also up at 6:30 AM. Helps with breakfast, then relaxes with the newspaper. He shaves, brushes his teeth, gets dressed formally for work, and heads out.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "Ayudo con el desayuno" = "I help with breakfast"
- Cultural Insight: Reading newspapers in the morning is a common practice in many Spanish-speaking countries.
3. El Hijo, Antonio 👦
- Routine of a 10-year-old: Wakes up, stays in bed a bit, then bathes. No shaving (yet!) as he's only 10. Gets dressed, has breakfast, styles his hair, brushes his teeth, and goes to school in mom's car.
- Spanish Phrases:
- "No necesito afeitarme" = "I don't need to shave"
- Real-World Example: Imagine not having to shave yet – more sleep time, yay! 😴
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