Accelerated Spanish, Episode 32.

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This week's vocabulary will involve a survey of Joel's entire world besides verbs. We'll review the words that we've

learned in previous lessons, and we'll add words to those same scenes because these new words

are used in similar ways. In today's episode in particular, we're not going to learn a whole

lot of new words, but we'll be placing a lot of our focus on some new and strange ways

of using pronouns. For now, let's start in the amusement park with some new conjunctions and

prepositions. Joel comes to the amusement park extremely early on a Monday morning just

before the sun comes up. Of course, Joel likes the light. We've seen before that he

feels like he belongs to the day. So when he picks a ride in the early morning, he wants to choose a ride

that looks closest to the rising sun. To help him with this task, he uses a piece of fruit that he found in the plaza.

This fruit's colors look a lot like the colors of the rising sun. As Joel stands next to the

park binoculars, he compares the different parts of the sky with the fruit that he's holding,

insisting, I want to go where the dawn is, or I want to go

don't the dawn is. The word don'te means where as a conjunction. You'll notice that this is similar

to a word in the marketplace, but there it had an accent mark, whereas this

one doesn't have an accent mark. It's just D-O-N-D-E with no accent mark. Instead of asking

questions, this word, Donde, is used to join phrases together, just like other conjunctions that

we've learned. So what we're going to do is we'll leave this little slice of dawn day melon that Joel is holding

next to the binoculars, along with the pero pair and the porque pig.

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