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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn some new adjectives, including the words for easy, difficult, possible, small, and long.

Let's start with the words for second, third, and fourth.

We already know the word for first, which is Primero. And the corresponding word for second

is second.

For example, the first house

was better than the second.

La Prima

Casa was better than the

second.

So in that sentence, we used the feminine versions of these words, and we used the word seconda without the noun mentioned. The noun Casa was implied. Here's a very similar example,

but in reversed order. I liked the second house more than the first.

Me gusts more the second casa than the first.

Also remember that the word Primero gets shortened right before a singular masculine noun, although this doesn't happen with the word

second.

Here's a fairly long example that demonstrates this.

On the second day, we saw what they had done on the first day.

The second day, we saw what they had done on the first day. The second day,

we must what they've

done each of the

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