Accelerated Spanish Episode 73.

How fast do you want to be fluent in Spanish?

Using our tested system that combines timeless language learning hacks with a memory palace of nymonics,

you can be ready to integrate with native speakers in as little as one month.

Let's continue our exploration of new Spanish adjectives by going to the part of Joel's Yard,

where we store adjectives that tend to the part of Joel's yard where we store adjectives

that tend to be used with estar.

Remember that there's an area in this estar yard where we store adjectives related to feelings.

So this is the pile of blue goo under the dining room window.

So far we have

Seguro, Feliz, Listo, and Solo.

Beside the solo sandal on the left side of the goo,

Joel has removed a bird's feathers and stuck leaves on its back with some of the goo.

He tells the bird, you're free.

No, I'm not, says the bird.

I can't fly and I'm stuck here.

Right, says Joel, but you're free of feathers now.

That's why you're stuck.

So the word here is Libre, with a stress on L-I-B, leave.

And the word means to be free, but specifically free of something.

So if someone is libre de something, that doesn't simply mean free as in not a slave or something like that, it tends to mean that someone is free of something.

For example, if someone is debt free, that means that they're, is libra de debt. Nearby in in the goo a face is sticking out and this face is very tired with droopy eyes are you sad asks joel no says the face

...