picture sentences ; aplaudir - to applaud, to clap

[YO] APLAUDO LA MÚSICA - I APPLAUD THE MUSIC





[TÚ] APLAUDES LA MÚSICA - YOU APPLAUD THE MUSIC



[USTEDES] APLAUDEN LA MÚSICA - YOU GUYS APPLAUD THE MUSIC






[USTED] APLAUDE LA MÚSICA - YOU [FORMAL] APPLAUD THE MUSIC



[NOSOTROS] APLAUDIMOS LA MÚSICA - WE APPLAUD THE MUSIC







[EL] APLAUDE LA MÚSICA - HE APPLAUDS THE MUSIC






[ELLA] APLAUDE LA MÚSICA - SHE APPLAUDS THE MUSIC





[ELLOS] APLAUDEN LA MÚSICA - THEY APPLAUD THE MUSIC






QUIERO APLAUDIR LA MÚSICA - I WANT TO APPLAUD THE MUSIC
























































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!

Picture sentences ; hacer - to make

[YO] HAGO UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - I MAKE A SNOWMAN



[TÚ] HACES UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - YOU MAKE A SNOWMAN




[USTEDES] HACEN UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - YOU GUYS MAKE A SNOWMAN





[USTED] HACE UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - YOU [FORMAL] MAKE A SNOWMAN





[NOSOTROS] HACEMOS UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - WE MAKE A SNOWMAN




[EL] HACE UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - HE MAKES A SNOWMAN




[ELLA] HACE UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - SHE MAKES A SNOWMAN






[ELLOS] HACEN UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - THEY MAKE A SNOWMAN





QUIERO HACER UN MUÑECO DE NIEVE - I WANT TO MAKE A SNOWMAN





















































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!

Picture sentences ; ser - to be#1 ( not easily changeable)

[YO] SOY TU AMIGO - I AM YOUR FRIEND




[TÚ] ERES MI AMIGO - YOU ARE MY FRIEND




[USTEDES] SON MIS AMIGOS - YOU GUYS ARE MY FRIENDS




[USTED] ES SU AMIGO - YOU [FORMAL] ARE HER FRIEND





[NOSOTROS] SOMOS AMIGOS - WE ARE FRIENDS





[EL] ES MI AMIGO - HE IS MY FRIEND




[ELLA] ES MI AMIGO - SHE IS MY FRIEND




[ELLOS] SON MIS AMIGOS - THEY ARE MY FRIENDS





QUIERO SER TU AMIGO - I WANT TO BE YOUR FRIEND






















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!

Picture sentences ; llevar - to take, to carry

[YO] LLEVO AL PERRO - I TAKE THE DOG




[TÚ] LLEVAS AL PERRO - YOU TAKE THE DOG



[USTEDES] LLEVAN AL PERRO - YOU GUYS TAKE THE DOG




[USTED] LLEVA AL PERRO - YOU [FORMAL] TAKE THE DOG




[NOSOTROS] LLEVAMOS AL PERRO - WE TAKE THE DOGS





[EL] LLEVA AL PERRO - HE TAKES THE DOG




[ELLA] LLEVA AL PERRO - SHE TAKES THE DOG





[ELLOS] LLEVAN AL PERRO - THEY TAKE THE DOG




QUIERO LLEVAR AL PERRO - I WANT TO TAKE THE DOG





























































































































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!

Picture sentences ; terminar - to finish

[YO] TERMINO LAS TAREAS - I FINISH THE TASKS





[TÚ] TERMINAS LAS TAREAS - YOU FINISH THE TASKS





[USTEDES] TERMINAN LAS TAREAS - YOU GUYS FINISH THE TASKS









[USTED] TERMINA LAS TAREAS - YOU [FORMAL] FINSH THE TASKS






[NOSOTROS] TERMINAMOS LAS TAREAS - WE FINISH THE TASKS









[EL] TERMINA LAS TAREAS - HE FINISHES THE TASKS





[ELLA] TERMINA LAS TAREAS - SHE FINISHES THE TASKS





[ELLOS] TERMINAN LAS TAREAS - THEY FINISH THE TASKS





QUIERO TERMINAR LAS TAREAS - I WANT TO FINISH THE TASKS




















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!

Picture sentences ; usar - to use

[YO] USO LA CUCHARA - I USE THE SPOON




[TÚ] USAS LA CUCHARA - YOU USE THE SPOON






[USTEDES] USAN LA CUCHARA - YOU GUYS USE THE SPOON




[USTED] USA LA CUCHARA - YOU [FORMAL] USE THE SPOON





[NOSOTROS] USAMOS LA CUCHARA - WE USE THE SPOON





[EL] USA LA CUCHARA - HE USES THE SPOON





[ELLA] USA LA CUCHARA - SHE USES THE SPOON





[ELLOS] USAN LA CUCHARA - THEY USE THE SPOON




QUIERO USAR LA CUCHARA - I WANT TO USE THE SPOON























































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!