148: "Right" in Spanish: Correcto, derecha, derecho

LearnCraft Spanish

Timothy Moser

Education, Language Learning

4.9 • 634 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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How do you say "right" in Spanish? Is it "derecha", "derecho", or "correcto"? Today we'll explore a bunch of important adjectives in Spanish, and we'll get lots of practice choosing the right one.

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0:00.0	Join us on a rigorous step-by-step journey to fluency.
0:08.8	I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.
0:13.7	Today we're going to keep practicing the verbs,
0:16.1	Sentir and Sentar, and we'll also learn some new adjectives.
0:21.5	Specifically, we're going to focus on adjectives that help specify which of something you're talking about.
0:28.4	Here's an example using an adjective you already know.
0:32.2	This is the same house.
0:36.8	This is the same house. This is the
0:37.5	Misma Casa.
0:41.1	So here we're using the word
0:43.0	Misma to emphasize which house
0:45.2	we're talking about, the same house.
0:47.9	Here's a similar example.
0:50.5	It was the only place like that.
0:55.0	It was the only place like that. So the adjectives Mismo and Unico are both typically used right before a noun,
1:06.6	and they're both very often used to emphasize which of something you're talking about.
1:12.3	A similar adjective is Ultimo, which means last.
1:18.8	It's related to the English word for Ultimate, and it's spelled UL-T-I-M-O, but with an accent on the first letter.
1:28.9	Ultimo.
1:30.5	Here's an example.
1:32.7	I'm talking about the last guy.
1:37.9	So, ULtimo is used just like Mismo, Unico, and Primero.
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