Picture sentences; quitarse; to take off

[YO] ME QUITO EL SOMBERO - I TAKE OFF THE HAT







[TÚ] TE QUITAS EL SOMBRERO - YOU TAKE OFF THE HAT


[USTEDES] SE QUITAN LOS SOMBREROS - YOU GUYS TAKE OFF THE HATS






[USTED] SE QUITA EL SOMBRERO - HE TAKES OFF THE HAT



[NOSOTROS] NOS QUITAMOS LOS SOMBREROS - WE TAKE OFF THE HATS




[EL] SE QUITA EL SOMBRERO - HE TAKES OFF THE HAT








[ELLA] SE QUITA EL SOMBRERO- SHE TAKES OFF THE HAT

[ELLOS] SE QUITAN LOS SOMBREROS - THEY TAKE OFF THE HATS






NECESITO QUITARME EL SOMBRERO - I NEED TO TAKE OFF THE HAT
















Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!