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#19 - 🏠 Spanish Words for Things Around the House—What's In Your Casa? · Spanish for Beginners with Marco

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  Speaker 1: This is speaking Spanish for beginners. All, Like Marco, you're
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  Speaker 1: Latinos Spanish teacher. In today's episode, you'll learn basic vocabulary
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  Speaker 1: of house items articulos basycos de casa, mi cassa su casa.
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  Speaker 1: Are you ready for this? Yes? Mass First let's listen
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  Speaker 1: to a dialogue where I show my new house to
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  Speaker 1: a friend. Minueva gasa, casa is house. I talk about
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  Speaker 1: the things I have at the moment and the ones
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  Speaker 1: I don't. Pay close attention to the items mentioned? Can
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  Speaker 1: you catch them all? Here we go mira is minova
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  Speaker 1: gasa megusta see grande I coomora tingo la cosa vasicas.
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  Speaker 1: Then go so far? Then a gamma, un televisor una
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  Speaker 1: cocina dam being unasiya una messa paragomer is comenso see better,
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  Speaker 1: no tingo on reformes, no ice service as a ladas Okay,
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  Speaker 1: too difficult? What are the items I mentioned in the dialogue.
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  Speaker 1: I'll give you a few seconds to think of your answer.
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  Speaker 1: Let's see the items are so far, so far bed gamma, TV,
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  Speaker 1: te lev soor stove, cocina, chair, si ya table mesa
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  Speaker 1: and refrigeator, refree head are. Let's go over them one
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  Speaker 1: more time. Repeat after me to practice your pronucation. So
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  Speaker 1: far gamma, they levey sore coucina, see ya messa refree
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  Speaker 1: head are. In the dialogue, I use the verb tener
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  Speaker 1: to have to refer to the things I own. Then
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  Speaker 1: go on so far, then gonna gamma, then gonna see yea,
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  Speaker 1: and so on. But there is one item I don't
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  Speaker 1: have yet. This is what I said, better not, then
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  Speaker 1: go on refree not, Then go on refree. I don't
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  Speaker 1: have a fridge, no thing, So then go I have
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  Speaker 1: and not then goo I don't have with no before
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  Speaker 1: the verb I make it into a negative sentence, then
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  Speaker 1: go no tango and as I don't have on refriador istemes,
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  Speaker 1: no I servess e ladas, no cold beers, no I
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  Speaker 1: serveces a ladders. Let's look at the words to describe
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  Speaker 1: the place. My friend says megusta bonita means beautiful. There's
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  Speaker 1: a restaurant in Denver, Colorado called La Casa Bonita, and
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  Speaker 1: that simply means beautiful house. In the dialogue, I also
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  Speaker 1: use two words to describe minueva casa I said, see
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  Speaker 1: is grande ecoma grande miss big and go mother is comfortable,
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  Speaker 1: grande go mother? What about your house is grandy co
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  Speaker 1: moda tambien. And finally, as we're talking about home, I'm
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  Speaker 1: sure you're familiar with the expression mi casa su cassa. Well, actually,
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  Speaker 1: the way Americans say it is partially correct. The way
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  Speaker 1: we say in Spanish is mi casa is sou cassa.
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  Speaker 1: My home is your home. There is an is in between,
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  Speaker 1: not just mi casa su casa, but mi casa is
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  Speaker 1: sou cassa. So if you want to say it like
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  Speaker 1: a native Spanish speaker, at that is in between, mi
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  Speaker 1: casa is su casa. Now that you know the vocaulary,
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  Speaker 1: lease listen to the dialog one more time. Here we
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  Speaker 1: go Mira is minerva asa megusta see is grande ikomoa
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  Speaker 1: tingo la cosa vasicas. Then go so far tenga gamma
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  Speaker 1: un televisor una cosina dam being unasiya una messa paragomer
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  Speaker 1: is on buencomienso see pedro no tingoortmes no ice service
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  Speaker 1: as a ladas japronto too difficult. If you're still having
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  Speaker 1: problems with the dialogue, you can find the listening activity
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  Speaker 1: transcript and summary on my block at latineled dot com.
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  Speaker 1: Check the link in the episode description. And now time
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  Speaker 1: to practice. What items do you have at home? I'll
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  Speaker 1: ask in Spanish and when you hear this sound replied
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  Speaker 1: en espanel. Ready, here we go kick coursas tennis and
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  Speaker 1: to casa. Move the end and that's all for today.
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