Spanish Grammar Lesson 2 🇪🇸 El, La, Un, Una — Gender and Articles (A1)

In Spanish every noun is either masculine or feminine, and the word for "the" changes with it. El libro. La casa. No rule covers every word, so the only way is to learn the article WITH the noun — not "casa" but "la casa". Do that from the start and you never have to unlearn it. The last set is the exceptions worth knowing now: el agua, el problema, el día, la mano. Every sentence is spoken twice by a native Spanish voice, with the word being taught picked out on screen. After each set there is a recall round: the English appears, you get three seconds to say the Spanish out loud, then the answer. WHAT'S IN THIS LESSON — EL — masculine nouns — el libro — the book el coche — the car el perro — the dog el teléfono — the phone el dinero — the money el trabajo — the work el vaso — the glass el pan — the bread el amigo — the friend el baño — the bathroom — LA — feminine nouns — la casa — the house la mesa — the table la puerta — the door la ciudad — the city la calle — the street la mujer — the woman la comida — the food la playa — the beach la noche — the night la amiga — the friend — UN and UNA — a, an — un café, por favor — a coffee, please una mesa para dos — a table for two un momento — one moment una pregunta — a question un billete — a ticket una habitación — a room un vaso de agua — a glass of water una idea — an idea un poco — a little una semana — a week — The ones that break the rule — el agua — the water el problema — the problem el día — the day el mapa — the map el idioma — the language la mano — the hand la foto — the photo el sofá — the sofa la clase — the class el programa — the programme Lesson 3: regular A R verbs in the present tense. The A1 grammar course, from zero, one lesson at a time. Subscribe:    / @learnspanishdaily365   #learnspanish #spanishgrammar #spanishforbeginners