Accelerated Spanish, Episode 39.

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Our last verb for this week is KER.

Now, KER is a jewelry shop that stands across the road from Acer. It's run by a koala

whose first name is K and whose last name is rare. But her last name, rare, is what she prefers to be

called because she likes to emphasize the fact that she sells very rare jewels.

The verb,

KER-E-R-E-R, and it's spelled Q-U-E-R-E-R.

In some cases, it can mean to love.

Jules associates this word with wealth,

and whenever he wants something or loves something,

he thinks of rare jewels.

Let's look at some examples of the infinitive.

Without wanting, she returned to her house.

So you'll hear,

Sin Kierre, she returned to her casa.

This next one uses the future of the past.

I was a querier.

You were going to want.

So you'll hear,

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