Learning Spanish: Indefinite Articles and Numbers to 100

Acquire the Spanish indefinite articles (“a”, “an”, and “some” in English), and observe how indefinite articles are used in Spanish. Learn to count to 100, and practice simple math problems. Finally, complete your work with Spanish consonants, making important distinctions in the pronunciations of b, v, g, d, and x. This lecture, presented by Bill Worden, is from Learning Spanish: How to Understand and Speak a New Language. Experience the fun, intellectual challenge, and practical benefits of learning Spanish, one of the world’s most useful and beautiful languages. In this brilliantly designed course, you’ll get “under the hood” of the language, using an approach your teacher has refined for over 20 years to empower adult learners. Even if you think you lack aptitude for languages, these lectures will have you conversing in Spanish.

•  Identify and use indefinite articles correctly in Spanish sentences
•  Pronounce consonant sounds (p, b, v, k, t, d, g, ñ, x, w) accurately in Spanish
•  Count from 1 to 100 in Spanish
•  Perform basic addition and subtraction in Spanish using numbers up to 100
•  Apply Spanish language skills in everyday situations, such as counting or using Spanish in math problems