Accelerated Spanish, Episode 54.

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In this episode, we'll conclude our gorging of Spanish nouns with the various types of nouns that we find upstairs in Joel's house.

Time-related nouns are in the ballroom, location nouns are in the library,

and parts or aspects of things are in Joel's bedroom, and as we'll discover his bathroom.

Let's start with the ballroom, which is the first room we encounter upstairs.

On the left side of the ballroom, we find a man lying down and sleeping on the floor.

According to Joel, a new man lies down here once a week, and each man wakes up and leaves after seven days just to be

replaced by a new man. This represents the word semana, with a stress on man, which means week.

This man is lying down in the foreground, and of course we have our vase further back.

Between these two, Joel has put up some Easter decorations, including chocolate bunnies and colored eggs. Joel's biggest party every year

is held at Easter. He also leaves some of the decorations up year-round because it's too much

hassle to change them every time.

Although Joel holds informal gatherings all the time, he always looks forward to his big

Easter party, and so for him, each party is just a reflection of Easter.

His word for party is fiesta, which sounds a little bit like Easter in the stress.

This fiesta.

On the right side of the room, we see Joel's clock.

The minute hand of this clock is shaped like a slimy newt.

Instead of ticking steadily like most clocks, this newt moves all of a sudden every minute,

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