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Marcelo

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Private Spanish classes with certified tutor and native speaker

Private Spanish classes with certified tutor and native speaker

"Hello! Learn Spanish with a certified native tutor and immerse yourself in the richness of the Hispanic language and culture. My name is Marcelo, and I am a certified Spanish teacher from the Cervantes Institute. Currently based in Berlin, I have experience teaching in language schools as well as with private students. Having been born in Argentina and having a diverse family background, I have been exposed to Latin American and European variations of the Spanish language from an early age. Languages, art, history, literature and exploring different cultures are integral parts of my interests and daily life. I am currently learning German and have an excellent command and grammatical knowledge of English. Additionally, I am conversational in Italian and Catalan. I will create a personalized lesson plan tailored to your specific needs and goals. Our focus will be on interactive learning, integrating grammar within a communicative context. Pragmatics, vocabulary, culture, conversation, learning strategies, and exposure to different varieties and accents of Spanish form the basis for comprehensive and successful language acquisition. I can also help you prepare for any Spanish exam and provide support for your university assignments in social sciences, literature or philosophy that require Spanish proficiency. See you soon!

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Couabo

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Learn numbers in Spanish for beginners

Learn numbers in Spanish for beginners

I. The figures. A perfect knowledge of the numbers from 1 to 9 is essential because it allows you to It's easier to find tens and hundreds and to build numbers. complex later on. Moreover, these figures have the advantage of being close to the French in terms of phonetics! So here we go with the list of numbers from 1 to 9! 0: cero 1: one 2: back 3: very 4: cuatro 5: five 6: six 7: seven 8: ocho 9: nine Also, remember the basic rules of pronunciation: The letter u is pronounced "oo," the letter ch is pronounced "tch"... Thus, cuatro is pronounced "cou-a-tro." nueve « nou-é-bé », seis « sé-i-ss », ocho « o-tcho », and so on! II. The tens. A. The numbers from 10 to 29. The numbers between 10 and 29 do not follow exactly the same pattern of the dozens of constructions we will see later. No magic bullet then, you simply have to learn them! Luckily for me, Spanish is phonetically close to French! Here are two tables, one containing the numbers from 10 to 19 and the other the numbers from 20 to 29. The numbers from 10 to 19 in Spanish 10 ten 11 ounces 12 doce 13 trece 14 catorce 15 quince 16 dieciséis 17th century 18 dieciocho 19th century The numbers from 20 to 29 in Spanish 20 twenty 21 veintiuno 22 veintidos 23 twenty-somethings 24 veinticuatro 25 veinticinco 26 twenty-seized 27 veintisiete 28 veintiocho 29th century B. The tens from 30 to 90. The tens from 30 to 90 in Spanish 30 thirty 40 quarantine 50 fifty 60 sesenta 70 setenta 80 ochenta 90 noventa C. How are the numbers from 30 to 99 constructed? It's very simple: you associate the tens digit with the required number and you put y (which means and) between the two! Here's an example to clarify all of this! Let's say you wanted to introduce yourself by saying, "I'm 43 years old." The number 43 combines the ten forty, cuarenta in Spanish, and the number three, which is called Three. To say forty-three in Spanish, you would therefore add cuarenta+y+tres, which gives cuarenta y tres! Beware of the numbers 70 and 90! 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 and 95, 96, 97, 98, 99: in French, we pronounce seventy-five, seventy-six, seventy-seven, seventy-eight, seventy-nine, eighty- fifteen, ninety-six, ninety-seven, ninety-eight and ninety-nine, which could mislead you when you switch to Spanish. Indeed, you might be tempted to say, for 75 for example, setenta y quince since in French we say soixante-quinze: or setenta y quince does not exist in Spanish! The Spanish reason differently. For them, 75 is 70 + 5, so they say Seventy-five. And they do the same with 76, 77, 78, 79, 95, 96, 97, 98 and 99! You therefore obtain the following list: -76 = 70+6 or setenta y seis -77 = 70+7 i.e. setenta y siete -78 = 70+8 or setenta y ocho -79 = 70+9 i.e. setenta y nueve -95 = 90+5 i.e. noventa y cinco -96 = 90+6 i.e. noventa y seis -97 = 90+7 i.e. noventa y siete -98 = 90+8 i.e. noventa y ocho -99 = 90+9 i.e. noventa y nueve Now that you understand how tens are constructed, the following That won't be a problem! III. Hundreds, thousands, millions and billions. A. The hundreds. The construction of hundreds is the same as in French, that is to say, centenary then tens, then a single digit. Here is the table that summarizes the hundreds in Spanish. The hundreds in Spanish 100 cien or ciento* 200 doscientos 300 trescientos 400 cuatrocientos 500 quinientos 600 six hundred 700 setecientos 800,000 900 nineteen *This refers to the grammatical rule of apocope. Have you noticed? We generally find the following at the beginning of each hundred: Numbers from 1 to 9! Of course, there are exceptions 500, 700 and 900 to spice up the learning a little! And now, let's break down a few examples! -145 = 100+40+5 → we therefore obtain ciento cuarenta y cinco -276 = 200+70+6 → we therefore obtain doscientos setenta y seis -384 = 300+80+4 → we therefore obtain tresceintos ochenta y cuatro -455 = 400+50+5 → we therefore obtain cuatrocientos cincuenta y cinco -562 = 500+60+2 → we therefore obtain quinientos sesenta y dos -693 = 600+90+3 → we therefore obtain seiscientos noventa y tres -734 = 700+30+4 → we therefore obtain setecientos treinta y cuatro -816 = 800+10+6 → we therefore obtain ochocientos dieciséis (pay attention to the notation!!) -928 = 900+20+8 → we therefore obtain novecientos veintiocho (pay attention to the writing!!) *Cien is acceptable, but ciento is better. With the last two examples, you'll notice that I've exaggerated a bit in saying in the large I that the tens 10 and 20 were not constructed like the others. In reality, the y is indeed present and can be heard in dieciséis or veinticinco. Because Spaniards speak quickly, the rapid pronunciation of veinte y ocho made it "Sauté" the "e" in "veinte" to become "veint y ocho". The Spanish then simplified and contracted the writing into veintiocho. B. The thousands. The thousands 1000,000 2000 back millet 3000... very thousand 4000 four thousand 5000 five thousand 6000 six thousand 7000 seven thousand 8000 ocho mil 9000... nine thousand... And so it continues: ten thousand, one thousand, one thousand, two thousand, three thousand... To understand better and avoid mistakes, you really need to break it down. "Spanish-style" numbering, that is, separating thousands, hundreds, tens and numbers, as we do in French. Here are some simple examples: -1254 = 1000+200+50+4 → we therefore obtain mil doscientos cincuenta y cuatro -2564 = 2+1000+500+60+4 → we obtain one thousand quinientos sesenta y four -3987 = 3+1000+900+80+7 → we then obtain tres mil novecientos ochenta y siete -4321 = 4+1000+300+20+1 → we then obtain four thousand three hundred veins (Pay attention to your spelling!!)

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