Ogar, Dulce Ogar.

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 the last of our vocabulary before the end of our 250 episode

Journey to Fluency.

We're going to focus on nouns for household items, including the words for apartment, refrigerator, kitchen, and furniture.

And just like yesterday's episode, this is basically a bonus episode.

We're already well past the top 1,000 words in Spanish,

so all the words in this episode are less frequent

than our essential vocabulary that we've learned so far.

Meanwhile, if you know anyone else who needs to learn Spanish,

you can tell them to tune into this show on Monday.

We're going to re-release the entire series all the way

from episode one, but with some improvements based on our work with students. So this next Monday

would be a great time for anyone to start listening to the show. All right, let's dive in and

we'll start with words that reference a home as a place.

We've already learned the word casa, which literally means house,

but it's often used in many of the ways that we use the word home in English.

For example, to say at home, you say in casa.

Or to say go home, you say in casa. Or to say go home, you say,

I-a-casa. But there's also a specific word that means home, the noun,

O-G-A-R, spelled H-O-G-A-R. This literally means hearth, but it's more often translated as home.

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