New Vocabulary: Greetings!

This post is based in a video about the first Spanish lesson. In the video you can hear the right pronunciation, grammar and possibly improve our learning!
This post has more details about each greeting or courtesy sentence, like when you can use it, how, and with whom.

Bellow there is the description of each slide in the video and of course will be the video so you can study here as long as you want.

• Bienvenido: Is the masculine gender of welcome!.
• Bienvenida: Feminine gender of welcome!.
• Bienvenidos: Plural way of welcome!, is masculine way however is also used when among the people you are saying "welcome" there are women and men bienvenidas when you are saying to women only.
• Hola: You can use with everyone as informal and casual occasions.
• ¿Cómo estás?: It's in the "tuteo" way, a way you can use with family and friends, however in the way of "usted" you say ¿cómo está? this way is very used in Colombia, doesn't matter whether they are your friends or not.
• Bien, gracias: You can use it without problems just like this.
• Buenos Días: Is used only in the morning before 12pm.
• Buenas Tardes: Is used only along the afternoon, after 12pm until 6pm.
• Buenas Noches: Used at night after 6pm even whether the person is going to sleep or not.
• Nos vemos: Used for saying see you later although here there isn't anything about later but it's a simple way and it expresses later.
• Adios/ Chao: Just means bye although adiós is more formal than chao.

I hope you can benefit from it and improve your Spanish, good luck!
if you can't watch the lesson video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOUZ772OxBA

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Most of people want to learn a new language but they failed simply because they gave up when they realized

that it wasn't easy after trying too many times. So here I will share with you some tips that could be very useful in your learning.

1. Is easier if you first learn new vocabulary, like, numbers, colors, things, days of the week, animals, countries, places, months, etc...So you can practice speaking your language but changing the way you call the things around you with the new vocabulary you learned.
2. After you learned the new vocabulary, you can learn how to fix, compose short sentences.
3. After the first two simple steps you can learn some grammar if you really like it or really want to.
4. Try to practice as long as you can, you can go to different places to meet with your friends and while you are waiting for them you can practice with some video you downloaded or listen to some music, also you can write new vocabulary in a paper or a notebook and each time you can read and try to memorize it.
5. Start to think in the language you are learning, never try to translate because it just makes you slower.
6. A very important sentence you must learn is "How do you say?", "Can you spell it?" "Would you repeat it?", "What is its name?" in the language you are learning.
7. Look for music, movies, newspapers in the language you are learning. You will improve your pronunciation singing.
8. Learn about the culture in the places where people speak the language you are learning, sure it will help you to understand better some expressions.

• Is even better if you find a friend who speaks the language you want to speak, sure if you practice with your friends you will learn in a funny way so it will become easier for you.

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