Accelerated Spanish, Episode 67.

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In this episode, we're going to continue up the hill of verbs that tend to be associated with direct objects and end with

A.R. Now, as we remarked in the previous episode, the verbs that end in A.R on this hill

are organized alphabetically based on the last syllable. So we're going to pick up with verbs that end in I-A-R, or I-A-R.

There are three of these verbs all next to each other.

Cambiar, odiar, and negotiar.

First of all,

Cambiar is a small business

that combs fertilizer

out of yards

and turns it into counterfeit coins.

This is very profitable

because they're able to convince people

that this fertilizer from the lawn

is actually a solid coin

through a transformation process that they've invented.

The verb here is cambiar, so you can think of the comb and also the yard that's involved.

So, cambiar simply means to change or to exchange.

Here's a sentence example that uses the participle,

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