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    Class 1

    1) Spanish Alphabet​ - ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiQy3PTn7Mc

    2) NUMBERS

    Watch the video - ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO7R6KJ_8lc

    Solve the following exercise and upload the screenshot of


    your marks here​ ​- ​https://www.spanishdict.com/quizzes/24/numbers-in-spanish
    3) Days of the week

    Solve the following exercise and upload the screenshot of


    your marks here​ ​- ​https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/Spanish/C

    am1/Cam1Uni1/3009.htm
    4) Months of the year

    Solve the following exercise and upload the screenshot of your


    marks here​ ​-
    https://www.learnspanishfeelgood.com/vocabulary/spanish-daysmonths1.html

    5) Colours
    Solve the following exercise and upload the screenshot of your
    marks here​ ​-
    https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/Spanish/Cam1/Cam1Uni4/3061.htm

    6) Spanish Definite and Indefinite Articles


    Majority of the words ending with L.O.N.E.R.S. are Masculine
    Majority of the words ending with D.ION.Z.A. are Feminine

    Examples:

    • Libro – textbook
    • Sombrero- hat
    • Chico- kid

    • Árbol- tree

    • Jardín-garden
    • Casa- house
    • Mesa- table

    • Escuela- school
    • la luz (the light)
    • la nariz (the nose)

    • la paz(the peace)
    • la salud (the health)
    • la ciudad(the city)
    • la felicidad(the happiness)
    • la habitación(the room)

    • la televisión(the television)
    • la canción(the song)

    • la decisión(decision)

    Exceptions

    Idioma(masc.) language foto(fem.) photo


    Mapa(masc.) map mano(fem.) hand

    Clima(masc.) climate radio(fem.) radio

    Problema(masc.) problem

    Día(masc.) day
    Agua(masc.) wáter

    el arroz(the rice)

    el lapiz(the pencil)

    el césped (the lawn/grass)

    Feminine though they are ending in ´e´


    • la calle (the street)
    • la llave(the key)
    • la carne(the meat)
    • la frase(the sentence)
    • la gente(the people)
    • la nieve(the snow)
    • la noche(the night)
    • la nube(the cloud)
    • la tarde(the afternoon)
    • la clase (the class)

    Solve the following exercises and upload the screenshot of your


    marks here –
    https://www.spanishdict.com/quizzes/4/definite-articles-in-spanish
    https://www.spanishdict.com/quizzes/6/indefinite-articles-in-spanish

    7) Self-Introduction

    Me llamo Maria - My name is Maria.


    Tengo 24 años – I’m 24 years old.
    Soy estudiante – I’m a student.
    Vivo en Mumbai – I live in Mumbai.
    Soy Indio/India – I’m Indian.
    Mi cumpleaños es el 15 de noviembre – My birthday is on 15​th​ November.
    Soy inteligente y amable - I’m intelligent and friendly.
    Mi color favorito es negro – My favorite color is black.

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