Accelerated Spanish, Episode 82.

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Let's learn a few more AR verbs in this episode, specifically in the parking lot,

where we previously learned

viaar and durar. Again, these are verbs that tend to be used all by themselves,

meaning that they don't tend to have an object pronoun before them, and there's no particular

preposition that tends to be used after them. To say they traveled, you simply say

via haro. Or to say the movie lasted two hours, you simply say, La Pelicula duro, dos hours.

There's one verb on the right side in this parking lot, and it's Volar. So, Lar, the guy from Ablar, has a little auto gyro, which is

kind of like a helicopter, but it doesn't work very well. Now, LAR talks on and on about how

amazing flying is, but Joel has grown skeptical that the thing can even fly.

So the verb is volar, and it means to fly.

However, it's slightly irregular.

To say, she flies, you would say, Ella, or I fly is voelo.

On the left side, our first verb is another one that involves the family of rabbits.

They seem to be sort of like a mafia that's taking over the woods.

Now the family has grown a potted garden of plants here that look like flowers,

but they have light bulbs instead of petals.

People always ask, does this work before they buy one?

Unfortunately, most of these aren't worth selling because the light bulbs don't function.

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