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Basic Chinese 5 : Demonstrative Pronoun & Adjective

We are learning the Demonstrative Pronoun & Adjective in Chinese. Also, we have to memorize measure word/ classifiers.
Basic Chinese 4 : Family 家人

We are learning how to introduce your family in Chinese. The most important is that you hace to use “的” correctly.
Basic Chinese 2 : Greeting 你好嗎?

Let’s learn how to greet, to make questions and negation in Mandarin Chinese.
Basic Chinese 3 : Number and Time 數字與時間

Let’s learn how to say numbers and tell times & date in Mandarin Chinese.
Basic Chinese 1 : Say hello 你好！

Let’s learn to say hello and introduce yourself in Mandarin Chinese.

Basic usage of the present tense in spanish subjunctive

The past tense of Spanish subjunctive is quite complicated, obviously it is all about the past, but the meaning of using the wrong tense is much worse.
Basic Spanish 15 Habits ¿Qué haces los fines de semana?

You will learn how to express your habits and describe it’s frequency. We also learn some pattern of “ir” and the usage of “Todo”.
Basic Spanish 14 Weather ¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?

You will learn how to express the weather, date, season and frequency.
Basic Spanish 13 Possibility & Ability No sé.

You will learn how to express the possibility & ability. Also, we continue to learn more irregular verbs.
Basic Spanish 12 Willingness No quiero ir a la playa.

You will learn how to express willingness and a list of e → ie irregular verb conjugation.
Basic Spanish 11 ¿A qué hora te levantas? Your day

You will learn how to describe your day (Grammar: Reflexive Verbs, Irregular Verb Conjugation (o-ue), Saying the time)
Basic Spanish 10 ¿Dónde vives? Describing location and home

In this lesson you will learn how to describe the location and your home. (Grammar: -ir verb conjugation, dónde)
Basic Spanish 9 ¿Dónde está mi lápiz? Describing position

In this lesson you will learn how to describe the position in Spanish and the usage of “Hay/Tener”.