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I'm Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn several new adverbs to talk about time, including the words for

today, tomorrow, later, and before. Let's start with some really

simple ones. The word for today is oi, spelled H-O-Y, and the word for yesterday is a year, spelled A-Y-E-R.

For example, I didn't do it yesterday.

I'll do it today.

No, I did it a year.

Lo are today.

The word for tomorrow is manana, which is identical to our word for morning. That may seem confusing, but it's pretty easy to tell what is meant from context most of the time. For example, tomorrow he'll do what he didn't do this morning.

Mayana will do what he did this morning. Let's practice these words. Tell him, I want to have it today. Tell that I want to have

today it today. She was telling him today. She was telling him that yesterday. He said that yesterday. He said that yesterday.

Le said that

a year.

He said that is

a year.

Tomorrow will be better than today.

Mayana is better Tomorrow will be better than today. I've told you that I won't go tomorrow.

I've told you that I won't go tomorrow. The E-D-I-D-E-N-I-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-A-N-N-A-N-A-N-A.

The word for Meanwhile is M-I-E-N-T-R-A-S. M-A-S. Here's an example. I'll do it tomorrow. Meanwhile, you can do it. Lo are tomorrow. while you can do it.

Lo are tomorrow,

mientras you can do it.

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