Spanish 1-4: Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced from Udemy

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In this comprehensive course, you will learn both basic and advanced spanish vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.

Syllabus

personal pronouns, introductions...

Lesson 1-001:

Subject pronouns: personal subject pronouns in Spanish (and a review of subject pronouns in English)(yo-tú-él-ella-nosotros-nosotras-ellos)
The verb ‘SER’
Introduce your name using the verb 'SER'
Recognize expressions to introduce yourself: mucho gusto, encantado, es un placer conocerte
Recognize the questions: '¿Quiénes son ellos?' and '¿Quién es él/ella?'
Answer the question: '¿Quién eres tú?'
Use the sentence: 'Yo soy + your name.'

Lecture 1 Quiz

Lesson 1-002:

Review personal pronouns (yo-tú-él-ella-nosotros-nosotras-ellos)
The verb 'SER' conjugated
Answer the questions: '¿Quiénes son ellos?', '¿Quién es él/ella?' and '¿Quién eres tú?'
Use of the verb 'SER' to express your name and your nationality
Countries: 'Estados Unidos', 'Colombia', 'Canadá', 'Gran bretaña'
Nationalities: 'norteamericano(a)', 'canadiense', 'británico(a)', 'colombiano(a)'

lectutre 2 Quiz

Lesson 1-003:

Reviewing the conjugation of 'SER'
Use 'SER' to express name, nationality and profession
Professions: 'profesor', 'estudiante', 'doctor', 'policía'
Gender of these professions

Lecture 3 Quiz

Lesson 1-004:

Practice with the conjugation of 'SER'
Introduce the subject pronoun 'USTED'
Conjugation of 'SER' with 'USTED'
Formal and informal situations
Use of 'TÚ' and 'USTED'
Answer the questions '¿Quién eres tú?' and '¿Quién es usted?'

lecture 4 Quiz

Lesson 1-005:

Practice with the conjugation of 'SER' for 'USTED' and 'TÚ'
Formal greetings:'Buenos días', 'buenas tardes', 'buenas noches', '¿Cómo está usted? and '¿Cómo le va?'
Informal greetings: ¡Hola!, ¿Cómo te va?, ¿Cómo estás?, ¡Quihubo! and ¿Qué tal?
Recognize and use the questions '¿Quién eres tú?' and '¿Quién es usted?'

Lecture 5 Quiz

Lesson 1-006:

Informal greetings used in Hispanic countries
Mexico:'¡Quihuboles!', '¿Qué onda?' and '¡Ahí te ves!'
Argentina: '¿Qué talco?' and '¡Chau!'
Colombia '¡Quihubo!', '¿Qué más?' and '¡chao!'

Lecture 6 Quiz

Lesson 1-007:

Introduce the verb 'LLAMARSE'
Contrast use of 'Yo me llamo...' ' Yo soy...'
Practice with the conjugation of 'SER' and 'LLAMARSE'
Introduce the subject pronoun: 'NOSOTRAS','ELLAS'
Answer the questions: '¿Cómo se llama usted?' and '¿Cómo te llamas tú?'
Practice with '¿Quién es ud.?' and '¿Quién eres tú?'

Lecture 7 Quiz

Lesson 1-008:

Recognize and answer the questions: '¿Qué haces tú?¿Qué hace usted?' '¿Qué hace él/ella?'
Introduce the demostrative adjectives: 'este'/'esta' and 'estos'/'estas'
Introduce people using the demostrative adjectives or the expression: 'Te presento a...'
Practice with 'SER' and 'LLAMARSE'
Practice with the questions '¿Cómo te llamas?', '¿Qué haces?', '¿Quién eres?' (with different subject pronouns)
Countries: 'Perú', 'Venezuela'
Nationalities: 'peruano(a), 'venezolano(a)'
Professions: 'enfermera'

Lecture 8 Quiz

Lesson 1-009:

Introduce more professions: 'piloto', 'ama de casa', 'periodista', 'político', 'recepcionista', 'bombero', 'pintor', 'artista', 'obrero'
Practice with the verbs 'SER' and 'LLAMARSE'
Practice with the questions: '¿Cómo se llama?', '¿Qué hace?' and '¿Quién es?'

Lecture 9 Quiz

Lesson 1-010:

Identify and answer the questions: '¿De dónde eres tú/usted?' and '¿De dónde es él/ella?'
Structure of the questions '¿De dónde eres tú?' and 'De dónde es usted?'
Use of the verb 'SER' to express the place of origin.
Practice with countries studied: 'E.U.', 'Colombia', 'Venezuela', 'Perú', 'Gran Bretaña' and 'Canadá'
Practice with the questions: '¿Quién + ser...?', '¿Cómo + llamarse...?', '¿Qué haces tú? and '¿Qué haces usted?'

Lecture 10 Quiz

Lesson 1-011:

Introduce the question: ¿Cómo se dice...?
Conjugation of 'TRABAJAR-VIVIR'
Recognize and answer the questions ¿Dónde trabaja/s él/ella? ¿Dónde vive/s él/ella?
Structure of the sentence using the verbs 'TRABAJAR-VIVIR' (1.pronoun, 2. the verb trabajar. 3. preposition 'en' 4. un/una and a noun)
The prepositions 'DE/EN'
Practice with 'SER-LLAMARSE' and with questions with these verbs.
Vocabulary: banco, escuela, universidad

Lecture 11 Quiz

Lesson 1-012:

Countries:México-Francia-Brasil-Alemania-Portugal
Nationalities: mexicano/a-francés/a-brasileño/a-alemán /a-portugués/a
Languages: portugués, español, alemán, inglés, francés
Professions-occupations: veterinario-campesino
Practice with the verbs 'SER-LLAMARSE-VIVIR-TRABAJAR' asking questions with different pronouns.

Lecture 12 Quiz

Lesson 1-013:

Constructing questions. Question structure.
Introduce the inverted question mark '¿'
Use of tilde on question words.
Questions words: QUÉ/QUIÉN/QUIÉNES/CÓMO/DÓNDE/DE DÓNDE
Asking and answering questions using the verbs 'SER, LLAMARSE, VIVIR, TRABAJAR' ¿qué hace/s?

Lecture 13 Quiz

Lesson 1-014:

Practice with questions: '¿Quién eres tú? ¿Cómo te llamas? ¿Dónde vives tú?¿Dónde trabajas tú? ¿Qué haces tú?'
Asking questions depending on the information we want to obtain.
Professions: contador, secretaria

Lecture 14 Quiz

Lesson 1-015:

Conjugation of 'COMER y BEBER'
Vocabulary: 'pizza, pasta, perro caliente, torta, hamburguesa, refresco-gaseosa, agua, cerveza, jugo'
Answer the questions '¿Qué come/s?¿Qué bebe/s?
Practice with questions using verbs 'SER-LLAMARSE-VIVIR-TRABAJAR'

Lecture 15 Quiz

Lesson 1-016: Closing chapter

We introduce you to Claudia from the Spanish L2 team. Practice with questions (asking for information).

Lecture 16 Quiz

SPANISH 101/LEVEL 1: Chapter 2

Lesson 1-017:

Introduce the subject pronoun 'USTEDES'
Regular verbs categories
Ending for regular verbs with the ending 'AR'
New regular verbs with ending 'AR' : hablar-caminar-saltar-viajar-bailar
Ending for regular verbs with the ending 'ER'
New regular verbs with ending 'ER' : leer-aprender-correr
Ending for regular verbs with the ending 'IR'
New regular verbs with ending 'IR': escribir-recibir-partir
Omitting personal pronoun in Spanish.

Lecture 17 Quiz

Lesson 1-018:

Practice with reagular verbs
Vocabulario: frutas: manzanas, papayas, fresas, naranjas, mandarinas / periódicos-libros-revistas / Tipos de música: rock, clásica, pop, romántica, folclórica, / Instrumentos musicales: piano-guitarra-flauta-batería.
Practice with the verbs 'COCINAR-PREPARAR-ESCUCHAR-TOCAR-ENSEÑAR-CANTAR'

Lecture 18 Quiz

Lesson 1-019:

Review of DEFINITE ARTICLES in English (THE)
DEFINITE ARTICLES in Spanish, categories for number and gender (EL-LA-LOS-LAS)
Practice with definite articles
Vocabulary: hombre, mujer, teléfono, carro

Lecture 19 Quiz

Lesson 1-020:

The primary colors: 'AMARILLO-AZUL-ROJO'
Introduce the question: ¿De qué color es...?
Dark or light / white or black : CLARO-OSCURO-BLANCO-NEGRO
Other colors: amarillo claro/oscuro, azul claro/oscuro, rojo claro/oscuro, MORADO/VERDE/NARANJA/GRIS/ROSADO/MARRÓN
Vocabulary: marcadores, cielo, corazón, manzana, tomate, ave, cuaderno, corbata, oso polar, perro, gato, uniforme, muñeco de nieve, pingüino, árbol, girasol

Lecture 20 Quiz

Lesson 1-021:

Numbers from 0 to 9
Introduce the question words: 'CUÁL-CUÁLES'
Introduce the question: '¿Cuál es tu número telefónico?'
Express your telephone number: 'Mi teléfono es...'

Lecture 21 Quiz

Lesson 1-022:

Review the numbers from 0 to 9
Introduce the verb 'TENER'
Use 'TENER' to express possession
Use 'TENER' to express age
Recognize and answer the question '¿Cuántos años tienes?'
Vocabulary: guitarra, carro, cumpleaños, amigos, hermanos, hermanas

Lecture 22 Quiz

Lesson 1-023:

Review of 'TENER'
Introduce INDEFINITE ARTICLES (un, una, unos,unas)
Use 'TENER' with indefinite articles
Vocabulary: libros, frutas, sillas, comedor, porcelanas, artesanias, máscaras corenas-peruanas, fotos, bananos, cerámicas, búho, computador, televisor

Lecture 23 Quiz

Lesson 1-024:

Compare expressions with 'TO BE' in English and 'TENER' in Spanish.
Expressions with 'TENER' in Spanish
TENER SED / TENER HAMBRE / TENER SUEÑO / TENER FRÍO / TENER CALOR / TENER MIEDO / TENER CELOS / TENER PRISA

Lecture 24 Quiz

Lesson 1-025:

Review numbers from 0 to 10
Introduce 'MAYOR- MENOR'
Introduce numbers from 10 to 30
Practice with the question '¿Cuántos años tienes?'
Practice with the question: '¿Cuántas (*?) tengo?
Vocabulary: juguetes, muñeca, barco, carro, oso de peluche

Lecture 25 Quiz

Lesson 1-026:

Recognize numbers from 31 to 49
Recognize numbers from 50 to 69
Use the question '¿Qué número es este?'
Vocabulary: límite de velocidad, kilómetros, rompecabezas

Lecture 26 Quiz

Lesson 1-027:

Practice with numbers from 0 to 69
Introduce numbers from 70 to 99
Recognize vocabulary from mathematical operations: addition/subtraction
Identify the words: 'más-menos'

Lecture 27 Quiz

Lesson 1-028:

Introduce people, talking about them using the verbs and the vocabulary covered.
Asking question to new people (¿De dónde eres?¿Cuántos años tienes?¿Qué haces?¿Qué idiomas hablas? ¿Dónde vives? ¿Tienes carro? ¿Cuál es tu teléfono?¿Tienes perro?
Introduce the question: ¿Qué te/le pasa?
When to use ¿Qué te/le pasa? depending on the formal or informal situation
Use 'Tener estrés/tener frío/tener sueño/ tener dolor de cabeza'
Vocabulary: jugo, café, chocolate, té

Lecture 28 Quiz

Lesson 1-029:

Gender of nouns ending in vowel: ending with 'a' are feminine, ending with 'o' are masculine: niño/a/abuelo/a/enfermero/a/amigo/a/secretario/a/cocinero/a/cajero/a/
Recognize exceptions to the rule 'a'feminine 'o' masculine: estudiante/deportista/ economista
Gender of nouns ending with consonants: ending with consonant are masculine: director/profesor/doctor/
Feminine form of nouns ending with consonants: add an 'a' at the end: escritor/a/director/a/profesor/a/señor/a(a)

Lecture 29 Quiz

Lesson 1-030:

Gender of adjectives ending in vowel: ending with 'a' are feminine, ending with 'o' are masculine: colombiano(a), bonito(a), peruano(a), mexicano(a)
Adjectives ending with 'e' don´t have gender: canadiense, nicaragüense, inteligente, grande
Gender of the adjectives ending with consonants: ending with consonant are masculine
Feminine form of adjectives ending with consonant: add an 'a' at the end: español/a/alemán/a/japonés/a/

Lecture 30 Quiz

Lesson 1-031:

Number of nouns and adjectives ending with a vowel
Identify: singular-plural and masculine or feminine
Number of nouns and adjectives ending with a consonant.
Vocabulary: la casa (s), la camioneta(s), la enfermera/o(s), chileno/a (s), león/a(s), computador(s)

Lecture 31 Quiz

Lesson 1-032:

Introduce singular possessive adjectives (MI-TU-SU)
Vocabulary: mamá/papá/hermano/hermana/abuelo/abuela
Use the verbs 'SER-TENER' and regular verbs to practice with possessive adjectives and new vocabulary

Lecture 32 Quiz

Lesson 1-033:

Use of the prepositions 'DE-EN'
Use of 'DE' to indicate the place of origin
Use of 'EN' to indicate location
Use of 'DE-EN' with the verbs 'SER-VIVIR'

Level 1, Lesson 33 QUIZ

Lesson 1-034: Closing chapter

Introduce Lyda's family, talk about them using the material from chapter 2

Level 1, Lesson 34 QUIZ

SPANISH 101/LEVEL 1: Chapter 3

Lesson 1-035:

Introduce the days of the week
Weekdays and weekends
What are your every day activities?
Answer the question: ¿Qué haces los....?
Vocabulary: agenda, cita médica, cita con..., reunión con..., cocinar, limpiar, ver TV, descansar, leer libros, escribir correos, lavar el carro, caminar con los perros

Level 1, Lesson 35 QUIZ

Lesson 1-036:

Introduce the months of the year
Learn about some celebrations during the year in some countries of the world
Use the expression 'Tener vacaciones'
Answer the questions...¿cuándo es...?¿En qué mes es...?
Vocabulary: carnaval de Barranquilla, carnaval de Río, festival de la cerveza, La semana santa, festival de cine en Cannes, Middsummer, Suecia, festival internacional de jazz, festival nothing hill en Inglaterra, Xgames en Estados Unidos, festival de la luna en China,Diwali-India, Festival del elefante en Surin Tailandia, navidad

Level 1, Lesson 36 QUIZ

Lesson 1-037:

Introduce the verb 'CUMPLIR'
Express your birthday date
Vocabulary: Introduce and use vocabulary about parties and celebrations.
Expressing the date in Spanish
Explain the different way to express time when is 1:00
Answer the question ¿Qué día es hoy? Hoy es...
Vocabulary: invitar, invitaciones, globos/bombas, fiesta, lugar amplio,adornos, música

Level 1, Lesson 37 QUIZ

Lesson 1-038:

The seasons
Introduce and use the verb 'PRACTICAR': PRACTICAR DEPORTES
Seasons, months and celebrations
Vocabulary: gafas de sol, amar, voleibol de playa, esquí, béisbol, equitación,fútbol, Hanukkah, navidad, año nuevo, Halloween, día de acción de gracias, La pascua

Level 1, Lesson 38 QUIZ

Use of the verb 'PRACTICAR' with new sports
Associate sports with seasons
Reading about people life using different verbs and talking about their hobbies
Vocabulary: Ping-pong/tenis de mesa, baloncesto, natación

Level 1, Lesson 39 QUIZ

Lesson 1-040:

The vowels in Spanish. Learn the vowel sounds in Spanish and practice their correct pronunciation/ Position of the OFA to pronounce each one.
The consonants: b/d/f/j/k/l/m/n/ñ/o/p/s/t/v/w/x/y/z. Practice the pronunciation and some of their combinations.

Level 1, Lesson 40 QUIZ

Lesson 1-041:

Recognize the different sound of g and c depending on the vowel they are with
Strong-soft sound of g / ge-gi / go-gu-ga / gue-gui / güe-güi
Strong-soft sound of c / ce-ci / co-ca-cu

Level 1, Lesson 41 QUIZ

Lesson 1-042:

'R' vs 'rr' : Single R vs. double R
Vibration Vs. No vibration
The sound of 'Q' que/qui
The sound of 'LL'
The sound of 'CH'
The MUTE 'H'

Level 1, Lesson 42 QUIZ

Lesson 1-043:

Structure of the NEGATION in Spanish, how to form the negative in Spanish
Use NEGATION with professions, nationalities and colors
Affirmative and negative words: TAMBIÉN/TAMPOCO, SIEMPRE/NUNCA, NO...NADA/ALGO, ALGUIEN, NADIE

Level 1, Lesson 43 QUIZ

Lesson 1-044:

Review negation structure
Review negative and affirmative words
Create negative and affirmative sentences

Level 1, Lesson 44 QUIZ

Lesson 1-045:

Review uses of the verb 'SER':USE 'SER' TO REFER TO A PERMANENT CONDITION: name, nationality, place or origin, profession or ocupation, adjectives related to essential qualities
Conjugation of 'ESTAR'
Uses of 'ESTAR': TO EXPRESS A TEMPORAL CONDITION: physical location or condition
When to use 'SER' and when to use 'ESTAR'

Lecture 45 Quiz

Lesson 1-046:

Practice the conjugation of 'ESTAR'
Use the verb 'ESTAR' to express your currently location
Recognize expressions to emphasize 'ESTAR' is being used with a TEMPORAL MEANING: hoy / ahora / en este momento / en la noche / en la mañana / en la tarde
Introduce new vocabulary about location: Parque de diversiones/ panadería / piscina / el consultorio odontológico/ el supermercado / La farmacia / el salón de belleza

Lecture 46 Quiz

Lesson 1-047:

Review of the verb 'ESTAR'
Express feelings with 'ESTAR': ESTAR CANSADO / ESTAR PREOCUPADO / ESTAR ABURRIDO / ESTAR ENFERMO /ESTAR ABURRIDO / ESTAR TRISTE / ESTAR FELIZ
Use the correct gender of the expressions studied
Expressions without gender

Lecture 47 Quiz

Lesson 1-048:

Practice with the expressions studied in the previous lesson
Reading: Use of 'ESTAR' to express location and some feelings / Practice with expressions to emphasize temporal meaning

Lecture 48 Quiz

Lesson 1-049:

Introduce the question ¿Qué hora es?
Time expressions: en punto/ y media/ y cuarto / falta un cuarto para...
Explain how to express 1:00 using the singular form: Es la...

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