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I'm Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to keep practicing the verbs that we learned this week,

and veneer and all the abstract adjectives that we learned yesterday.

But while we do, we'll also learn a few fun nouns for tangible things,

including the words for water, book, and car.

Let's start with the word for money, which is dinero.

This is a masculine noun.

For example, you have to give him the money first.

For counting amounts of money, you might want the word dollar which means dollar this

is spelled D-O-L-A-R with an accent on the O for example I only have one dollar with me

only have one dollar with me. So I have a dollar with me.

To make this plural, you put ES at the end.

Dolares.

For example, I see that you have three dollars.

Beo that you have three dollars. Let's practice combining the nouns, Dinero and Dolar, with our new verbs and adjectives.

In this first example, you'll see an example of coming somewhere

for something, meaning because of, although this is often translated as for in English.

I didn't come because of money, I came because of the truth.

No vina for Dino

I'm for Dinero, I'm for the

B'n'E for the Verdad.

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