Month: December 2011

Ser vs. Estar

Ser vs. Estar

Did you know there are two ways to say "to be" in Spanish?  That's right.  The verb ser means "to be," and the verb estar means "to be" also.  In English, we use the verb "to be" when we say, "I am," "She is," "They are," "We are," and so on.In Spanish...

El cuerpo

El cuerpo

In the Jr. High Class we are learning to say all the parts of the body in Spanish.  See if you can memorize some words yourself!Note:  Every noun in Spanish is feminine or masculine.  "La" means "the" for the feminine words and "el" means "the" for...