No is this type of story.

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I'm Timothy, and this is Learncraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn some handy nouns that are abstract, but that can help you talk about the various aspects of things in

Spanish. In any given conversation, you might be talking about all kinds of things, from physical

objects to places, to people, but no matter what you're talking about, there are nouns that you're

likely to use very frequently

to talk about various aspects of those things, people, or places. For example, something's

name, someone's story, the type of thing you're talking about, or which part is your favorite? The words name, story,

type, and part are all very frequently used nouns, so let's learn them. We'll begin with the word

for name, which is nombre. This is a masculine noun.

So, for example, the name of the boy is Juan.

The name of the child is Juan.

The word for story is feminine, and it's

Historia, spelled H-I-S-T-O-R-I-A.

This is very similar to the word history in English, and actually this word can mean history

in Spanish, but it also simply means story, which is a bit more frequent.

For example, they told me their story.

Me they told suhistoria.

The word for type is typo.

This can also be translated as kind, when kind means the same thing as type.

For example, it's not that kind of story.

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