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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn some new words for places, including the words for building, office, and countryside. While we do, we'll also get lots of practice

with our new verbs, Tomar, Yovar, and Conocer, as well as our new adjectives from yesterday. Let's start with

the general purpose word for building, which is edificio.

This word is clearly related to the English word edifice, which is a quaint or formal word for a building.

So here's a sentence example.

Can you take these to the other building?

Puees give these to the other edificio?

Next, the word for office is officina.

This can refer to either a single office room or an entire company office, just like in English.

So, for example, yes, I met her yesterday at the office.

Yes, I connoissea yer in the officeina.

Let's go ahead and practice these two new nouns, along with a lot of other things that we've been learning

this week on the podcast. I like my office.

He doesn't know the building.

No connoce the edificio. No connoce the edificio. She met a funny guy at the office. Connocio a a chico gracioso in the officeina.

Connocio a a chico gracioso in the officeina.

Look at the building. It's pretty.

I didn't know the edificio, is beautiful.

I didn't know the office in that building.

No, I know the office in that building.

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