Accelerated Spanish Episode 43.

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We're going to spend about half of this episode learning our last adverbs that we need for fluency, then we'll get cracking on

some of our last adjectives. Let's start with some time adverbs at the breadstand in the plaza.

We still have to learn the words, wheno, hamas, primero, minras, pronto, and toadavia. So Joel comes to the breadstand and T'Atso and T'Adiya.

So Joel comes to the breadstand and sees something new.

A magic wand is swinging back and forth above the stand,

making a ticking noise.

This represents the word when

with an accent mark.

So this means when as a question. Remember that at the other stands,

we've stored the interrogative adverbs, that is adverbs that are used as questions, hanging above

the stand. For example, to ask where you have dononde, which is hanging above the fruit stand,

and to ask how much that's at the steak stand, and it's quanto.

So here at the baker's stand, the word is quando, as represented by a wand.

Of course, the answer for the baker is usually never.

To represent this word, the baker has a piece of bread that he hides behind the stand,

and it looks like a clock that has struck noon for nunca.

Today, the baker has wrapped this nunca clock with his fuzzy blue pajamas.

This represents another word for never,

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