Kaea de a unhuego. Join us on a rigorous step-by-step journey to fluency. I'm Timothy,

and this is LearnCraft Spanish. Today we're going to learn a few nouns, including the words for

reality, safety, and game, as well as a few new idioms.

While we do, we'll keep practicing the verbs,

Dejhar and Esperar, as well as yesterday's new adverbs.

Our first word is Seguridad, which can mean either safety or security. As you can probably tell,

it's related to the adjective, Seguro, which sometimes means safe. And it also kind of sounds

similar to the word security in English, although more often it does mean safety. Here's an example. It has to do with your children's

safety.

Tiena to be with the security of your children's

children.

Next we have the word reality, which means reality. For example, the reality is that that happened just afterwards.

A very common idiom using this word is in reality, which literally means in reality.

Here's a simple example. In reality, they were very far away.

In reality, they were very far away. And actually, they're very lejos. And actually one of the reasons that the word

reality is so frequent in Spanish

is that this is very often how you say really in Spanish.

It's about as common as de verda.

For example, he said yes, but really he didn't want it.

Dijo that, but in reality, no,

I want it.

In our quizzing, I'm going to try to make it clear whether to choose en

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