| Hi everyone. |
| I am Sara. |
| Welcome to another episode of Top Spanish Words. |
| Today, our title is Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners. |
| ¿Dónde está...? |
| Where is...? |
| You can use this when you want to know the location of something or someone. |
| Using this pattern, you can say, ""¿Dónde está el baño?"" |
| which means, ""Where is the bathroom?"" |
| ¿Dónde están...? |
| Where are...? |
| Use this when you want to know the location of a group of objects or people. |
| Using this pattern, you can say, ""¿Dónde están los chocolates?"" |
| meaning, ""Where are the chocolates?"" |
| Me llamo... |
| My name is... |
| Using this pattern, you can say, ""Me llamo Luis,"" which means, ""My name is Luis."" |
| ¿Puedes...? |
| Can you...? |
| You can use this to ask if someone has the skill or can do an action. |
| In a sentence, you can say, ""¿Puedes cocinar?"" |
| to mean, ""Can you cook?"" |
| Soy... |
| I am... |
| You can use this pattern when you are stating a permanent or lasting characteristic. |
| In this form, the verb ""to be"" can't be used with adjectives or |
| nouns to talk about a temporary state or location. |
| For example, ""I am hungry."" |
| You can say, ""Soy doctor,"" which means, ""I am a doctor."" |
| ¿De dónde...? |
| Where... from? |
| Using this, you can say, ""¿De dónde son ellos?"" |
| meaning, ""Where are they from?"" |
| This is used to inquire about where someone comes from. |
| Yo vivo en..., en... |
| I live in..., in... |
| Using this pattern, you can say, |
| Yo vivo en Chihuahua, en México, which means, |
| I live in Chihuahua, in Mexico. |
| With this pattern, you first talk about a large place such as |
| a country or state, and then specify a smaller location, |
| like a district or a city. |
| Yo... en... |
| I... in... |
| With this pattern, you can say that you do an action in a certain place. |
| For example, you can say, ""Yo enseño en la universidad,"" to mean, |
| I teach in the university. |
| ¿Tú...? |
| Do you...? |
| Use this when you want to ask if someone does something. |
| Using this pattern, you can say, ""¿Tú cantas ópera?"" |
| meaning, ""Do you sing opera?"" |
| Me gusta... |
| I like to... |
| With this phrase, you can say what you like to do. |
| For example, you can say, ""Me gusta cocinar comida mexicana,"" meaning, |
| I like to cook Mexican food. |
| That's all for today. |
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