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✓ Published: 25-Oct-2021
✓ Published: 25-Oct-2021
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In this video I begin to discuss the three different endings a verb in Spanish can have. nnTranscript: nActualmente, los verbos están en el infinitivo, entonces la traducción a ingles es: to swim, to drink and to live. Para decir, por ejemplo, ‘I swim’, en español necesito conjugar el verbo, y para hacerlo cambiamos el fin de la palabra. Ahora, se convierte un poco complicado porque hay tres finales diferentes de los verbos: ar, er, e ir. nnTranslation: nCurrently the verbs are in the inf
In this video I begin to discuss the three different endings a verb in Spanish can have. nnTranscript: nActualmente, los verbos están en el infinitivo, entonces la traducción a ingles es: to swim, to drink and to live. Para decir, por ejemplo, ‘I swim’, en español necesito conjugar el verbo, y para hacerlo cambiamos el fin de la palabra. Ahora, se convierte un poco complicado porque hay tres finales diferentes de los verbos: ar, er, e ir. nnTranslation: nCurrently the verbs are in the inf
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