Semana 5
Las actividades favoritas
Otras actividades
| coleccionar monedas | collect coins | pintar | to paint |
| el senderismo | hiking | coser | to sew |
| la jardinería | gardening | cazar/la caza | hunting |
| los rompecabezas | puzzles | la cerámica | pottery |
| esquiar/el esquí | skiing | acampar | to camp |
Do you know how to conjugate “ir” (to go) and “jugar” (to play)?
| Jugar | Ir | |
|---|---|---|
| Yo | Juego | Voy |
| Tú | Juegas | Vas |
| Él/ Ella/ Usted | Juega | Va |
| Nosotros/ Nosotras | Jugamos | Vamos |
| Vosotros/ Vosotras | Jugáis | Vais |
| Ellos/ Ellas/ Ustedes | Juegan | Van |
El verbo “gustar”–to like
Gustar doesn’t act like other verbs–subject verb object–it is the opposite:
object (the person) verb subject (the thing)
You are saying the “thing” is pleasing “to” the person.
Me gusta el chocolate. (Chocolate is pleasing to me). But we translate it to say “I like chocolate.”
Since chocolate is the subject know, the verb agrees with it, NOT the person being pleased. The pronouns for the person are not the ones you know (yo, tú, Ud., etc.) but rather these:
(no) me nos
te os gusta/gustan (subject—singular or plural)
le les
te os gusta/gustan (subject—singular or plural)
le les
Expresar la hora
if you want more practice – https://www.profedeele.es/actividad/la-hora/
To laugh a little bit:
