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I'm Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn a bunch of nouns that refer to parts or aspects of things,

such as front, corner, position, and age.

We'll also learn the words for north, south, east, and west.

Let's begin with words for parts of things.

The word for front is fre, a masculine noun. For example,

I don't see the front of the house. No veo the front of the house.

The word for corner is Eskina, spelled ES-S-Q-U-I-N-A. So for example, I'll see you at that corner at 2 o'clock. I'm at that corner. to say around the corner, you actually say to the turn of the corner, or

a la bulta de la eskina.

Here's an example.

The hotel is around the corner.

The hotel is at the

corner.

And the word for center is

Centro.

For example, it's right here in the center.

Of course, we've already learned the word medio for middle.

The difference in Spanish between medio and centro is very much like the difference in English between middle and center.

Centro sounds just a little bit more formal and specific.

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