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Spain

¡Aprovéchalo!
Learn the Spanish language
ContentsIntroduction
Lesson oneLesson twoLesson three
Lesson fourLesson fiveLesson six
Lesson sevenLesson eightLesson nine
PronunciationContributors

Mexico

Lessons[edit | edit source]

Valencia at night.
The Atlantic coast of Galicia in Spain.
Alhambra, Granada.
Mezquita, Córdoba.

Páginas generales[edit | edit source]

Punto de partida[edit | edit source]

100% developed  as of Dec 26, 2006 "A starting point" — the basics of conversation and grammar.

¿Qué opinas?[edit | edit source]

100% developed  as of Mar 27, 2007 "What do you think?" — a world of opinions and viewpoints.

  • 100% developed  as of Dec 26, 2006 ¿Dónde vives?Countries, Habitations, "O" and "A" Adjectives, City and Countryside.
  • 100% developed  as of Dec 26, 2006 ¿Qué te gusta hacer?Sports and Activities, UE Verbs, Complex sentences, Negatives, Opinions.
  • 100% developed  as of Mar 27, 2007 ¿Qué comes?Food and Drink, In the Shop, "E" and Consonant Adjectives, Colours.

¿Cuándo se hará?[edit | edit source]

100% developed  as of May 21, 2007 "When will it be done?" — The busy world of time.

Appendices[edit | edit source]

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Grammar[edit | edit source]

Verbs[edit | edit source]

  • 50% developed  as of Sep 15, 2007 Spanish/Tenses is a grammar appendix which outlines all possible verb conjugations for regular Spanish verbs. Verbs are first divided by mood (indicative, subjunctive, imperative), then by aspect (simple, perfect, continuous, perfect continuous), and finally by tense (present, preterite, imperfect, conditional, future). This appendix can be used as a reference for any and all regular verb conjugations.
  • 50% developed  as of Sep 15, 2007 Spanish/Verbs (archived) is a guide to verbs, with some other pages in it too.

Nouns[edit | edit source]

  • 0% developed  as of Sep 15, 2007 Valuable noun-related phrases (perfect for the beginner). Will prove valuable for also learning present tense and past tense. Can be used to learn the sentence structure.

Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Other materials[edit | edit source]

The materials below are mostly miscellaneous or incomplete.

Incomplete lessons[edit | edit source]

  • 25% developed  as of Mar 24, 2007 Las personas Describing people and opinions about them.
  • 50% developed  as of Apr 5, 2007 La escuelaSchool, ser versus estar.
  • 50% developed  as of Apr 5, 2007 El tiempo pasadoThe past tense- All about the past tense in Spanish: Preterito, Imperfecto, Differences between the two.

Learning[edit | edit source]

Alternative methods of learning[edit | edit source]

Contributing to this Wikibook[edit | edit source]

This is a Wikibook—please feel free to edit, enhance, update and add to it, in any way that will make it a better teaching resource! Especially if you are a native Spanish speaker, please consider recording sound files for any of the dialogue or vocabulary. It seriously improves the learning potential of the book if you can listen as you read! A list of the people who have contributed to this featured book is here.

The book already has all of the most basic information allowing you to construct a simple sentence, and say a few things in Spanish. However, do try to help by adding some more information on other topics that are not here. As you write, remember that people reading this book can be totally new to the language. Do not write as if you are writing for another Spanish speaker, but keep in mind to explain things in great detail to enable learners to use this book easily.

Contribute to this book to make it a good way for new learners to learn the Spanish language!

See also[edit | edit source]