Free Spanish Lessons - How to express different moods 08
Let's express how we feel in Spanish! Pay close attention to Maider when she teaches you how to conjugate the verb 'Estar'. The verb 'Estar' literally translates to 'I Stand', but the meaning more closely resembles the expression 'I am' from the verb 'To Be'. So when you're asked 'Como estás?' ( = How are you?) you can say 'Yo estoy bien' ( = I am well). Most of the time, people omit 'Yo' and simply say 'Estoy bien'. What if you're not feeling well? Well, here is a list of the most common words that someone can use to express their moods and feelings in Spanish: Mal = Unwell Contento = Happy Triste = Sad Enamorado = In love Enfadado = Upset Sorpreendido = Surprised Cansado = Tired Nervioso = Anxious Tranquilo = Calm Before any of these words, you can simply say 'Estoy' and then you're on your way to starting a conversation in Spanish! When talking about others, make sure you learn to conjugate the essential verb 'Estar'. Yo Estoy Tu Estás Él, Ella, Usted Está Nosotros/as Estamos Vosotros/as Estáis Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes Están But no need to memorize this for now. It will come naturally to you as you keep using the language to interact. All of our lessons are taught by professional and native Spanish teachers from all over the Hispanophone world. With our courses, you can become fluent in Spanish and speak with the accent that fits your needs. http://SpanishGurus.com offers Spanish courses and classes via videoconference with a professional and rigorous curriculum in the same way that official schools and top universities teach it. Go to our website now and quickly become equipped with enough Spanish knowledge to pass DELE and SIELE, the official Spanish language exams. http://spanishgurus.com

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