Today Martha and I covered conjugating AR-ER-IR verbs. This is the very last thing I did in the class this fall so everything from now on will be brand new. She and I actually had a little bit of a conversation today but it\u0092s all in the context of what\u0092s in front of me in writing. The only thing I understood today while I was out in town was when I asked the woman if I could use the bathroom she said \u0093Vente cinco centavos\u0094 and I gave her a quarter. <\/p>\n
During the quiet falling sleep and waking up time, the words in my mind are Spanish words. I\u0092m working on conjugating them and trying to remember \u0091yo como, tu comes, nosotros comemos\u0092 (\u0093comer\u0094 is to eat) as well as trying to \u0091no olvido\u0092 (not forget) vocabulary words. There are so many new words to learn and remember. That will take some time. <\/p>\n
I felt good about the homework that required me to take five or six words and organize them into a sentence. One I couldn\u0092t get at all and one other I think was OK, it just wasn\u0092t the standard format. All the rest I got in the right order. Another small success in my progress to learn Spanish.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today Martha and I covered conjugating AR-ER-IR verbs. This is the very last thing I did in the class this fall so everything from now on will be brand new. She and I actually had a little bit of a conversation today but it\u0092s all in the context of what\u0092s in front of me in writing. The only thing I<\/p>\n