Accelerated Spanish, Episode 89.

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Today we have 20 new location words to learn in Joel's library.

But first, let's learn one new word in the ballroom,

the Spanish word for while, as in a while. There's a dead rat that's rotting on the right side of the

ballroom. Joel doesn't enjoy cleaning up, and he justifies his laziness in this case because it will

only be here for as long as it takes to decompose fully. Joel says it will only be here for a while,

or an rato. Here's an example of rato in context.

When I have a little while off, I will listen to the radio.

When I take a rato libre, I'll listen to the radio.

Now let's go to the library, and we'll start at the top of the room where we've learned some celestial places.

Let's learn the word for planet.

So on the right side of the library up here, Joel has a planet hanging from the ceiling.

Now, this planet looks a little bit like Saturn.

It has rings, but the whole thing is covered with a fish net.

So remember that the stress syllable of the word for planet is net, planeta.

Oddly enough, this is a masculine word, but ending with the letter A.

Now we'll go to the middle of the library where we've learned words that tend to be used with

indefinite adjectives, words like Lado and Parte. Above the Parte window, there's a tiny light on the left

side over there that shines a bright hot light onto a small section of the ladder. When Joel wants to relax

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