Accelerated Spanish, Episode 42.

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We are about to learn an immense number of words.

But fortunately, you already know how to use them. If you've mastered

all the vocabulary up to this point, you now have categories for the various types of pronouns,

adverbs, and adjectives that we'll be learning this week. So even though we have over a hundred

new words to learn, you'll quickly pick them up and know how to use them. We're about to explore

almost every place in yole. Buckle up for the quickest, craziest feast of vocabulary you've ever

seen. Let's start with the conjunctions qual, anke, minras, pues, e, and u, which are the last conjunctions we need for Spanish fluency.

Even though Joel loves the amusement park's rides, sometimes he can't even make his mind up.

Today is one of those days. Joel is so indecisive about what ride he wants to go on that he

wastes tons of time and money at the binoculars feature in the park. In fact, he pays the

binoculars so many times that he ends up with no money left in his pockets. The pandas are

getting impatient and they tell him that they want to go and ride something.

Joel now feels nervous because he doesn't want to admit that he's wasted all the money,

so he says hesitantly, well, if we're out of money, then we can't ride anything.

But he's thinking of the word waste.

And so he ends up saying, well, if we're out of money, pues, we can't ride anything. Joel points at a waste basket, which is hanging on the side

of the binoculars, to strengthen his point. Now, the word poise is used in logical statements like this,

particularly after if, or C. It means something roughly equivalent to then or since.

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