Join us on a rigorous step-by-step journey to fluency. I'm Timothy, and this is

LearnCraft Spanish. Today we're going to learn about 15 new nouns for places, especially focusing on

businesses and other places that tend to be located in urban

buildings.

Let's start with a few simple nouns that are very similar to their English counterparts.

The word for restaurant is restaurante, spelled just like the English word plus an E at the end.

This is a masculine noun.

For example, our meeting was at a restaurant.

Our reunion was in a restaurant.

The word for bank is banko.

For example, first I have to go to the bank.

It's interesting that this is the same word as our word for bench.

But you'll most likely never confuse them,

since it tends to be very clear from context

whether Banco refers to a bench or to a bank. Next, the word for bar is bar, exactly the same as the

English word. For example, I ran into my friends at a bar last week.

Me encountered with my friends at a bar last week. Me Enconcometre with my friends in a bar the same past.

Let's practice restaurant, bank, and bar.

My friend has brought me to a bar.

My friend has brought me to a bar.

My amigo me has brought a bar.

The restaurant is beside the bank. The restaurant is beside the bank.

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