Accelerated Spanish Episode 76.

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Today we're going to learn several new, tangible, physical nouns in Joel's main hall.

We'll move basically from the top to the bottom of the hall, starting with the ceiling,

where we've already stored the words,

Agua, Luce, Fuego, and Aire.

On the right side of the ceiling near the Fuego, W and the Aire air vent, he has something that looks like a fan, a ceiling fan,

but instead of a real fan, Joel has a solid gold ore

hanging from the ceiling that's constantly rowing to move the air around.

He calls this an Oro, because only very wealthy bees can afford to have this device,

since it's much more expensive than a normal ceiling fan.

The word Oro, spelled O-R-O, means gold. So remember the ore made of gold.

Let's go a little lower down to the balcony at the top of this hall, where we have the suit of

armor that's holding an arm in one hand. Today this suit of armor has another weapon in its other hand, and basically

this is a spade that has been ground down and sharpened, and now this thing can use it as a sword.

Joel's word for sword is a spada. So it's kind of like spade, you know, a shovel.

But it's spelled E-S-P-A-E-S-P-A-E-Spada for sword.

Now let's go a little lower down to where Joel stores animals on the wall near the staircase.

Joel doesn't like mammals, but he does find humans interesting as a

species. He keeps a picture of a man on the wall next to his stairs to represent mankind, and his word

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