A Zero To A Hero: Learn Spanish! Ep. 9 - “Hay muchos museos en Madrid”
Mar 9, 2020
In this episode, Catriona (Katrin), a passionate language learner gearing up for her trip to Madrid, dives into essential Spanish phrases and concepts. She and Héctor explore the versatile use of 'hay' for expressing existence, while learning how to ask about locations and count various attractions. From discussing museums to the proper usage of muchos/muchas, they cover vital vocabulary for navigating the city. You'll also hear practical tips on asking for directions and clarifying conversations—perfect for any traveler!
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Master 'Hay' For There Is/Are
- Use 'hay' to say there is/there are for any number or noun without changing form.
- Raise your intonation to turn 'hay' sentences into questions like '¿Hay algún restaurante?'.
Quantify With Mucho/Many Correctly
- Use 'mucho/mucha' for uncountable quantities and match gender with the noun.
- Say 'muchos/muchas' for countable plural nouns and match gender accordingly.
Prepositions Change By Context
- Use 'en' with countries and cities to say you're in a place, and with streets when giving addresses.
- Spanish prepositions shift meaning by context, so choose phrases like 'en la ciudad' or 'en la calle'.