Let's get lots of spoken practice with the Spanish verb Saber, in all its conjugations and nuanced uses!

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Let's learn the most common Spanish words for family members, including, "brother", "sister", "mother", and "father". We'll also get lots of spoken practice with all these words.

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Let's learn the last of our essential pronouns, including sin, sobre, desde, hace, and contra. We'll also practice the possessive pronouns mío, tuyo, and suyo.

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Let's learn the rest of our conjugations of Saber, as well as a few new conjugations of Haber, including the subjunctive and the preterite.

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The Spanish verb Saber means "to know". Let's learn saber, sabido, sé, sabe, sabes, saben, and sabemos. We'll also get lots of practice using this verb out loud.

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In this episode we'll practice the verb Querer, in all of its essential conjugations, with an extensive quiz. Practice along out loud!

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Let's practice some common Spanish abstract nouns, including nombre, tipo, historia, and poco.

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Let's learn some essential Spanish adjectives, such as nuevo, menos, muerto, and vivo. We'll get lots of practice with these, including the nuances of when to use adjectives with Ser versus with Estar.

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Let's conjugate Querer in the past! We'll learn how to say "wanted", "loved", and a version of the word "meant" in Spanish. We'll also work on Querer's many subjunctive forms, which are more common than you might expect.

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Let's learn the Spanish verb Querer, which means "to want" and "to love". We'll practice using the unconjugated forms (querer and querido), along with all the present-tense forms (quiero, quiere, quieres, quieren, and queremos).

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