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    Spanish Simple & Easy!
    Spanish Simple & Easy!
    Spanish Simple & Easy!
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    Spanish Simple & Easy!

    By D. DeJuan Turner

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    Have you read other Spanish language books or listened to cassettes and CD’s that promise quick learning but you still cannot say much more than ‘hola’ (hello)? If so, this is the only book you need! SPANISH SIMPLE & EASY will teach you to speak, read, and write Spanish more clearly and directly than any other publication out there. This book also serves as an excellent reference guide.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD. DeJuan Turner
    Release dateOct 28, 2010
    ISBN9781452468396
    Spanish Simple & Easy!
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    D. DeJuan Turner

    D. DeJuan Turner is a U.S. Board of Education certified tutor who has helped countless individuals reach higher levels of education.

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      Book preview

      Spanish Simple & Easy! - D. DeJuan Turner

      SPANISH SIMPLE & EASY!

      D. DeJuan Turner

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2010 SoundRight Entertainment

      INTRODUCTION

      Spanish is fun and easy to learn. This book is a step-by-step method that starts from the very beginning. As with any subject, your personal results will vary according to the amount of time and effort you give towards achieving the goal of becoming fluent in this beautiful language.

      Studying should be broken down into two separate parts: sentence structure and word lists. Learning sentence structure is what will enable you to carry on a conversation. Without it, you would simply know many words, but could never understand what an Hispanic speaker was saying. Each lesson contained in this book is a very important part of learning sentence structure.

      Make your own word list to study. Learn the Spanish names for the things that are around you at home, school, or work. Some are in the vocabulary at the back of this book. Use a Spanish-English dictionary to find almost any word you wish to know. Try to memorize at least 20 new words per week. Begin your first list after you read lesson 1 - Pronunciation.

      Always remember: practice makes perfect. Do not be afraid to use what you have learned. Try to talk with Spanish speakers as often as you can. They will be delighted to help you. Enjoy!

      - D. DeJuan Turner, Author

      -Table Of Contents-

      Lesson 1 - Pronunciation

      (a) Vowels

      (b) Consonants

      (c) Stress / Accent Marks

      (d) Diphthongs

      WORD LIST #1

      Lesson 2 - El or La?

      (a) Singular

      (b) Plural

      (c) This & That

      WORD LIST #2

      Lesson 3 - Talk About It

      (a) Words that describe

      (b) Colors

      WORD LIST #3

      Lesson 4 - You And I

      (a) Words for people

      (b) Possession

      WORD LIST #4

      Lesson 5 - Verbs Make It Happen

      (a) Am, are, is

      (b) The formula

      (c) Strange verbs

      WORD LIST #5

      Lesson 6 - Asking A Question

      (a) Question words

      (b) Examples

      WORD LIST #6

      Lesson 7 - Time To Learn

      (a) Numbers

      (b) On the clock

      (c) Day by day

      (d) Weather

      WORD LIST #7

      Lesson 8 - Go, Going, Gone

      (a) Using past tense

      (b) In the future

      (c) Informal speaking

      (d) -ed & -ing

      (e) Should, would, could

      WORD LIST #8

      Lesson 9 - Put It Together

      (a) Object pronouns

      (b) Examples

      WORD LIST #9

      Lesson 10 - Last Bits N Pieces

      (a) There is, there was

      (b) What do you know?

      (c) Commands

      (d) Direction

      (e) The final se

      WORD LIST #10

      DeJuan Says:

      Verb List

      Formula Sheets

      Vocabulary

      Lesson 1 - Pronunciation

      (a) Vowels

      Unlike English, letters in Spanish are pronounced the exact same way almost every time you see them. Here is how you pronounce the five vowels in Spanish:

      a - like the 'a' sound in the English word watch

      e - like the 'e' sound in the English word let

      i - like the long 'ee' sound in the English feet

      o - like the 'o' sound in the English word over

      u - like the long 'oo' sound in the English word moon

      (b) Consonants

      Most of the Spanish consonants are pronounced the same way they are in English. Here are the ones that are different:

      g - makes a normal English 'g' sound like in the word goat; but when it is followed by an 'e' or an 'i' it makes an english 'h' sound like in the word hot.

      h - is silent in Spanish

      j - makes an English 'h' sound like in the

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