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Lesson 5: How to Describe Your Home – European Spanish Beginner (Free Lesson for Adults)

CEFR Level:

  • A2 Level (Advanced Beginner)

Goal:

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How to Describe Your Home in Spanish (w/ FREE Script and Audio)

Natalia:
¡Ey! ¿Qué pasa, Miguel?
NM: Hey! What’s up, Miguel? LT: Hey! What happens, Miguel?
Miguel:
Todo bien, ¿tú qué tal, Natalia?
NM: All good, how about you, Natalia? LT: All good, you what such, Natalia?
Natalia:
Bien. Oye, una pregunta, ¿cómo es tu casa? ¿Es grande?
NM: Good. Hey, quick question, what is your house like? Is it big? LT: Good. Listen, one question, how is your house? Is it big?
Miguel:
Sí, mi casa es grande.
NM: Yes, my house is big. LT: Yes, my house is big.
Natalia:
¿Cuántas habitaciones tiene tu casa en total?
NM: How many rooms does your house have in total? LT: How many rooms has your house in total?
Miguel:
La casa tiene siete habitaciones en total. Tiene un baño, una cocina, un comedor, un garaje, una sala y dos dormitorios.
NM: The house has seven rooms in total. It has a bathroom, a kitchen, a dining room, a garage, a living room, and two bedrooms. LT: The house has seven rooms in total. It has a bathroom, a kitchen, a dining room, a garage, a living room, and two bedrooms.
Natalia:
¿Por qué tenéis dos dormitorios?
NM: Why do you have two bedrooms? LT: Why you have two bedrooms?
Miguel:
Porque uno es para mí y el otro es para mis padres.
NM: Because one is for me and the other is for my parents. LT: Because one is for me and the other is for my parents.
Miguel:
Mi dormitorio tiene una cama y un armario.
NM: My bedroom has a bed and a wardrobe. LT: My bedroom has a bed and a wardrobe.
Natalia:
Cuéntame más sobre tu casa.
NM: Tell me more about your house. LT: Tell me more about your house.
Miguel:
La casa tiene seis puertas.
NM: The house has six doors. LT: The house has six doors.
Miguel:
La cocina tiene tres lavabos.
NM: The kitchen has three sinks. LT: The kitchen has three sinks.?
Miguel:
El comedor tiene una mesa grande y ocho sillas, aunque solo somos tres en casa.
NM: The dining room has a big table and eight chairs, even though there are only three of us at home. LT: The dining room has a big table and eight chairs, although only we are three in house.
Miguel:
La sala tiene dos sofás y son cómodos.
NM: The living room has two sofas and they are comfortable. LT: The living room has two sofas and they are comfortable.
Miguel:
¿Y tú? ¿Cómo es tu casa?
NM: And you? What is your house like? LT: And you? How is your house?
Natalia:
No tenemos casa, tenemos un piso. Vivo en un pueblo.
NM: We don’t have a house, we have an apartment. I live in a town. LT: We don’t have house, we have an apartment. I live in a town.
Miguel:
¿Tu pueblo es grande?
NM: Is your town big? LT: Is your town big?
Natalia:
No, mi pueblo es pequeño. Tiene una plaza y cuatro calles. ¿Y tú?
NM: No, my town is small. It has a square and four streets. And you? LT: No, my town is small. It has a square and four streets. And you?
Miguel:
Mi ciudad es muy grande.
NM: My city is very big. LT: My city is very big.

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