Accelerated Spanish Episode 64.

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In this episode, we go upstairs to Joel's ballroom and library to learn a few more time and location nouns.

First of all, let's go to the ballroom.

On the left side, we find Joel's dad in a Santa suit sitting next to the bunny and eggs from the fiesta stuff.

This represents the word Navidad.

So the word navidad means Christmas, and as you can see, it stresses dad.

But this is a feminine noun, meaning Christmas.

On the right side, near the Pasadado furniture in the back of the ballroom,

there's a bus with a tour guide in it. Now, the tour guide is telling everybody what they're going

to see in the future. Why would the tour guide be doing this? Well, just imagine that he's pointing around at all of

these time-related nouns in the ballroom at all the hours and years and times, and he's just telling them,

these are the things that are going to happen in the future. I'm going to give you a tour.

So the word Futuro is very much like the English word future. I'm going to give you a tour. So the word futuro is very much like the English word

future. And that's what it means. It means future. But just remember to stress tour, futuro.

Let's look at a couple of sentence examples with these two words. The company has given all of us who work there many things for Christmas.

The company has given us to do us that

those who have done to those who travelamos there,

much cosas for Navidad.

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