Accelerated Spanish Episode 19.

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Today we'll learn all the important forms of estar that we haven't learned yet.

After receiving some magic wands for free from Tara,

Joel is now in a very good mood. His mission was accomplished. He got one of these infamous

magic wands for free. On the way out the front door of Estar, Joel wonders what he should

do with his wand.

What's its potential? What are its powers?

As he ponderes this, he points the wand at a decoration on the front of the shop.

Suddenly, a ray of bright light shoots out from Joel's wand and hits the star-shaped decoration.

This is very exciting to Joel. He's never been able to create spontaneous rays of light before.

He announces to his group of friends, I don't know what you guys are doing, but I'll be at home

practicing with my wand and its rays of light. But when he says, I'll be at home practicing with my wand and its rays of light.

But when he says, I'll be at home, Joel is thinking of the ray of light, and he ends up saying,

estare at home. This word is pronounced with a stress on the last syllable, which sounds like ray.

So if you think

esthre, you'll remember the future first person form, I will be. Next, Joel looks over at the

lizard who's staring down at its own wand with a look of curiosity. Is the lizard ambitious?

Is it going to aspire to create majestic rays of light just like Joel is doing?

The lizard lifts its wand and points it at the store, but instead of producing a bright ray of light,

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