Accelerated Spanish, Episode 63.

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In this lesson, we have quite a few new abstract nouns to learn in Joel's kitchen.

Fortunately, these nouns aren't quite as complicated as many of the nouns from lesson 11.

Most of these new ones will be roughly equivalent to English nouns,

so you should have a pretty easy time using them.

Let's start in the refrigerator with nouns that are associated with the word de. First of all, remember the bird that represents espera, as in the wait for something or the

espera de something. Today, this bird is wearing a wooden swimming suit so that she can use the force of

the swimsuit to try to break out of the refrigerator. This represents the word

fuerza, which you'll note is similar to our word ferte, or strong strong from Joel's wooden swimsuit in his

yard by the pool.

The word

fuerza means force

or strength as a noun.

On the right side of the refrigerator

in the door itself, there's a switch that says ice cream on it.

When this thing is turned on, it produces soft serve ice cream.

When Joel flips this switch, he says that he's turning the refrigerator on ice cream mode.

Now, ice cream mode represents the word modo, which means the mode or way of doing something.

Next, let's go to Joel's kitchen cabinets and shelves.

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