| Hi, everyone. |
| In this lesson, you'll practice asking basic questions about common objects. |
| You'll be challenged to ask basic questions about common objects. |
| First, let's look at some examples. |
| ¿De dónde es este vino? |
| Este vino es de Italia. |
| Está delicioso. |
| Me alegro. |
| To ask where something is from, use: ¿De dónde es...? |
| Followed by the object, like: este vino. |
| To answer, start with the object, followed by: es de. |
| And the location, like: Este vino es de Italia. |
| Listen to a few more examples. |
| ¿De dónde es este plato? |
| Este plato es de Jalisco. |
| ¿De dónde es este auto? |
| Este auto es de Alemania. |
| Let's practice. |
| You are eating with Claudia. |
| Ask her where this dish, plato, is from. |
| Este plato es de Jalisco. |
| Now, you see a car outside. |
| Ask Lucas where this car is from. |
| Este auto es de Alemania. |
| How did you do? |
| You can consider this practice exercise successful if you were |
| able to answer in the given time and use the sentence pattern |
| featured in the examples. |
| Try this practice exercise again if you want to improve your fluency. |
| To learn more vocabulary and phrases, |
| access our Can-Do video series by clicking the link in the description. |
| And that's it for this lesson. |
| Great job. |
| Now you know how to ask basic questions about common objects. |
| Go ahead and move on to the next lesson, and I'll see you there. |
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