Accelerated Spanish Episode 53.

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In this episode, we'll continue our Feast of Nouns by focusing exclusively on our various categories of abstract nouns.

Joel's Kitchen conveniently organizes our abstract nouns by various types.

Some nouns tend to be preceded or followed by the word de,

others tend to be used along with certain verbs such as dar,

Tener, or Acer, others are used along with M, and other abstract nouns are pretty simple and

straightforward to apply. Let's go ahead and start with Jill's refrigerator, which

stores our nouns that go along with the word

de. The refrigerator is divided into two parts. We have the freezer on top, and then the main

part of the refrigerator below. In the top, in the freezer, we've already learned

Verdad on the left, and Accuerto on the right,

both of which are commonly used after the word

as in de-verdad or de-acquerto.

There are a few new things in the freezer today,

some pictures of Joel's dad's wings,

a frozen tiny whale turning around, and then

on the right beside the picture of Accuardo, we have a picture of a letter H that looks like a

helicopter landing pad. First of all, the tiny Vs on the left represent the word veras. This is a lot like the word

verdad. So the phrase de veras simply means really. This is basically a more casual

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