Hola y bienvenidos a Corpuse Spanish, que tal estamos, yo soy Mar y estoy aquí para daros con vuestros esponollos.

I'm going to help you with your Spanish.

And today we're going to take a look at your verbs.

Let's take not the regular verbs that we've been looking at so far,

but we're going to take a look at some more irregular verbs.

We've already looked at ear and that ear, and in this lesson we'll be taking a look at true verbs,

salir, which means to go out, and that, which normally means together.

Now these verbs don't follow the same patterns as the verbs that we learned so far,

so you'll be learning some new patterns in this lesson.

I hope you enjoy it, whatever that is.

So last week we were looking at making arrangements, making arrangements to meet people,

and we're going to continue this, this week.

We were using the Wii form of the verb.

That's the part that ends often in Amos or Emos.

In fact, in every Spanish verb, the Wii form will end in Amos or Emos,

apart from one or two irregular ones.

The question that we were asking last week was, ¿Qué? ¿Athemos?

¿Qué es qué? ¿Athemos, mi cara?

¿Qué vamos a hacer?

Ya, almost right.

Literalmente, eso significa ¿qué vamos a hacer?

¿Qué vamos a hacer?

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