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The last few episodes taught us 25 new words that can be used in many different types of sentences.

Now it's time to practice several phrases that use this new vocabulary

so that we can get experience saying the words smoothly in context.

Let's start with some that use vocabulary that's entirely within our current knowledge.

Still, remember that we need to emphasize the stressed syllable in each

phrase. For example, this first sentence uses only words that have a single syllable each,

Soi lo que soy, or I am what I am. But to imitate a way that a native speaker says this sentence,

we want to emphasize the word

soi in each case. So remember to stress soy when that occurs. I am what I am, or soi lo

que soy. Soi lo que soy. The next example means what was now is not, or what was is no more.

Literally, what was anymore not is, or loke era, yeah no is.

Now, in this case, we're stressing era and es so it's loke era yano is

the next example is that is all or so this is todo so this time you stress

Eso and todo

Eso is todo

The next example is

but now they aren't

literally but now they aren't it. So it's, but

yeah no lo son. The stressed words here are yeah, or any more, and son. So,

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