Accelerated Spanish Episode 10.

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We're about to practice several phrases that use most of the ser forms that we've learned. But first, do you remember the potato

head game that we talked about in episode six? Imitation is extremely important for learning a

language, but if you really want to be able to converse in Spanish, you can't just say

scripted phrases exactly as they are.

You should be able to customize them yourself as well.

For an example of how this could be done, let's take our first phrase.

The meaning is, you are very nice.

So it's eres very nice, or the entire pronunciation is,

Eres very good.

You can imitate that syllable by syllable.

Eres very bueno.

But we could also change this to they are very nice by saying son instead of eres.

Now, some of the other words would have to change, but this is just something to keep in mind.

Basically, any time you use a normal conjugation of ser, you could change it for another conjugation in a very similar phrase.

So to say they are very nice, it would be son very nice.

Or to say she was very nice, you could say, era very nice.

To say it would be very nice, you could say seria very nice. As you can see, tweaking these sentences

is a great way to review your own vocabulary in the context of a sentence. So I'm going to have

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