Welcome back to Coffee Break Spanish, it's Lesson 26, we're still shopping this week.

We've already been to clothes shops and gift shops, now it's time to go to the market

and buy some food, so you'll be learning useful food terms, some different vocabulary

for different types of food, and also amounts, slices and weights and so on.

We hope you find this lesson useful.

Last week we learned various words that we would use in shopping situations.

We also looked at some words that we had previously learned, things like kieiro and kieiro

means. I want. I want, yep. Kieciera. Kieciera. And Kieciera means I would like.

Exactly. And these words, we're words that we'd come across in a variety of situations,

mostly linked to buying things in shops or bars or cafes.

Today we're going to use them again, but we're also going to learn a couple of other words,

because we're going to be asking for things in the market situation. We're going to be

buying food to begin with in the market, and we'll might be thinking about buying something

like kesso. Kesso. Can you remember what kesso was?

Is it cheese?

It's cheese. We looked at that when we had sandwiches and things like that, we're back

in unit two. We might also be looking for hamon.

Hamon. And hamon is?

Ham. Exactly. Let's imagine that we're going to begin by buying ham at a market stall.

You may find that ham is bought in slices in Spain, and the word for a slice is ona-lonta.

Ona-lonta. Ona-lonta. Ona-lonta.

Now it is not really very likely that you would be buying ona-lonta de hamon, just the

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