This week’s word challenge is…

How is your summer going? I hope you have been enjoying some paletas y helado (popsicles and ice cream) during these past weeks of dog days we’ve been having.

Going back to our last challenge, do you remember what our words were? Find out the answers below.

Nuevo means new. Nueve means nine.

Here are the fantastic responses that came in. I love the creativity!

Cuando era muy joven, mis padres tenían un barco de pesca y tenía nueve ventanas al frente para ver. Por supuesto, tenía un motor nuevo que lo hacía ir muy rápido.
When I was young, my parents had a fishing boat and it had nine windows at the front to see. Of course, it had a new motor that made it go fast.

Cuando compré el coche era nuevo pero después de nueve años es viejo.
When I bought the car it was new but after nine years it’s old.

Mi carro no es rojo y no es muy nuevo. Mi carro es gris y tiene cinco años. Jajaja!
My car is not red and it’s not new. My car is grey and it’s five years old. Hahaha!

Here are the words for this week:

Can you guess the meaning of these sentences?

Yo tengo papas en mi cocina. 
Mi papá se llama José.

Email me at auramarinasawyer15@gmail.com to share with me or be adventurous and create your own sentences including the words above!

¡Que tengas un bonito día!

Auramarina

P.S. Our first conversation class took place yesterday morning! We had a blast talking about our preferences, morning routines and practicing our conversation skills by putting sentences together. If you’d like to add your name to our wait list to find out the next time we open up our conversation class, email me at auramarinasawyer15@gmail.com and let me know.

P.P.S. Looking to pronounce a particular word in Spanish? Email me at auramarinasawyer15@gmail.com and let me now! I always love creating content you want to learn.