When you have finished this lesson you can:

• Ask to borrow something
• Lend something to others
• Say it suits you
• Say it's too big or too small

If you are asked if you want to borrow something, you can either respond:

O negativo: 

If you have to say something is too big or too small, you can say:

‘Demasiado’ means the same as ‘muy’, they both mean ‘too….’ demasiado would be to exaggerate the size:

Notice the difference:

If it's too small you can ask for a larger one:

If the thing is too big and you want it smaller you can say:

Conocer se usa para indicar relaciones con personas o lugares y es el conjunto de información que se tiene respecto de algo

-       Conocemos un restaurante para comer el mejor pescado del mundo

Saber es el conjunto de habilidades aprendidas como pintar, esquiar e implica experiencia y percepción

-       Mi hermana sabe conducir

-       No sé ni una palabra de ruso

‘Creo’ is used when something can be said objectively:

Spain has a lot of Fiestas on national, regional or local level. Many of these fiestas have a religious background and celebrate religious events or a certain Saints. Other fiestas celebrate historic events or traditions. Most famous and important fiestas are

a)    Nationally: the processions in the holy week of Easter, San Juan on 23^rd June marking the longest night of the year, the arrival of the three Holy Kings on 6^th January and the “Dia de Hispanidad” on 12^th October which celebrates Columbus arrival in the New World.

b)    Regionally and locally: The Balearic Islands and Catalonia celebrate on 17^th January Sant Antonio as the patron of the animals, the “Fallas” in Valencia, the “Tomatina” in Buñol near Valencia, the Fiesta de San Fermin in Pamplona which is the encierro or running of the bulls.

c)    Most important are the Verbenas: Every village, no matter how small, has its own village festival which is celebrated around its saint patron day and lasts for up to 10 days. It is a mix of concerts for the young, fairs, markets and a village meal on the plaza mayor.

Spain has different terms for different motorbikes (motocicletas) and mopeds (ciclomotores), the words motocicleta and ciclomotor are usually reduced to “moto”.

Unfortunately, many bi-cycles are stolen in Spain:

Drag the picture to the name of the bicycle:

Choose the correct picture and drag it to the corresponding word and click "answer" when you have finished all.

Choose the correct audio and drag it to the corresponding word and click "answer" when you have finished all.