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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Let's learn some fun new nouns, including the words for coffee, dog, and phone.

We'll start with two words that you kind of already know, but with new meanings.

We've already learned the word, tempo, to mean time, as in the passing of time.

But this word can also mean weather.

To indicate this meaning, you're typically going to use a very particular phrasing that doesn't happen in English. In English, we say, the weather is good today. But in Spanish, you actually say, it makes good weather today.

Has a good time today.

Try it yourself in this next example.

We took a walk because the weather was nice.

Dimo'emus a'w'n' time.

D'emos a while

because it wasia a good time.

Next, let's revisit the word bien.

In general, you've been taught that

Bueno is an adjective that means good,

whereas bien is an adverb that means well,

referring to how people are doing.

Well, bien also has a totally separate meaning as a noun.

Un bien is a good, as in a product, such as a canned good or something that's manufactured.

Here's an example that uses the plural bienes.

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