Accelerated Spanish Episode 74

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Let's use this episode to learn some more adjectives that tend to be used with ser. We'll begin in a new area in Joel's yard near the pool and the trees,

and this is Joel's newly planted garden.

Right now there are only two types of flowers in this garden,

and in order to store these colors, I recommend that you try to visualize these flowers

as vividly as possible. First of all, there are a bunch of tiny black flowers with rectangular

filmy petals. So these petals are actually used to produce camera negatives in y'ol.

When a camera company wants to have film for their cameras, they usually get it from this type of flower.

The word for black in Spanish is negr.

So remember that stress syllable, neg.

And you'll remember negr.

Nearby, a few flowers grow enormous white petals that look like white sheets of paper.

Joel calls these blank, and often draws on them with crayons.

But whatever he draws is immediately erased to keep these petals blank and white.

His word for white is blanco, which also means blank. Blanco.

Here's a sentence example.

The dogs look similar, but one is white and the other is black.

Los perros separisen, but one is blank, and the other is negro.

Now let's go over to Joel's front door, where we've learned adjectives that are used to describe people.

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