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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to be focusing mostly on numbers again.

So far, we've learned all the numbers from one to 29. Today, we're

going to get to 39. But we'll also take a little time to work on the most important Spanish colors.

Last week, we learned blanco and negro, the words for white and black.

The next three most important colors are red, green, and blue.

The word for red is rojo.

This changes based on the gender or number of the thing it describes.

For example, there are three red houses near mine.

Notice that we said Casas Rojas. Spanish colors typically go right after the nouns they describe.

Our next color is blue and the word is

Azul, spelled A-Z-U-L. For example, the sky looks very blue today.

The sky is very blue today. The sky is very blue today.

To make this plural, you'll say azules.

For example, I saw at least six blue cars.

Vi at least six autos azoules.

And then the word for green is

Verde, or Verdes, for plural nouns.

For example, I didn't realize you had green eyes.

No me did you know you green eyes. No me did

know you had eyes.

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