An Elementary Practical Book For Learning To Speak And Write The Spanish Language

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Excerpt from An Elementary Practical Book For Learning To Speak And Write The Spanish Language: From The Method Of Dr. J. H. P. Seidenstuecker After the scholars have been taught to pronounce every letter in the alphabet, they are to be made to read, copy, and commit to memory, a reasonable number of exercises. Then, the teacher will ask the scholars, in English, every word of the lesson, and the scholars are to pronounce by heart, the corresponding word in Spanish. When the les son shall have been thus recited, the teacher will dictate in Spanish, the whole lesson to the scholars, who must be prepared to write it. In this manner, they will learn at the same time to pronounce, to spell, the meaning of each word, and the construction of the language._ The teacher should take special care to explain each lesson grammati cally, so as to prepare the scholars for a Spanish Grammar. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 edition. Excerpt: ...Yo fui, tu fuiste, el fue, nosotros fuimos, vosotros fuisteis, ellos fueron, I was, &c. Decir, to say; dicho, said; diciendo, saying; Yo digo, tu dices, el dice, nosotros decimos, vosotros decis, ellos dicem, I say, &c. Comprar, to buy; comprado, bought; comprando, buying; Yo compre, Tu Compraste, el compro, nosotros compramos, vosotros comprasteis, ellos compraron, I bought, &c. Defender, to defend; defendido, defended; defendiendo, defending; Yo defendi, tu defendiste, el defendio, nosotros defendimos, vosotros defendisteis, ellos defendieron, I defended. Creer, to believe; creido, believed; creyendo, believing; Yo crei, tu creiste, el creyo, nosotros creimos, vosotros creisteis, ellos creyeron, I believed, &c. Yo hablo, I speak; yo hablaba, I spoke; yo hable, I spoke; yo he hablado, I have spoken; yo habia hablado, I had spoken; yo hube hablado, I had spoken; hablar, to speak; hablado, spoken; hablando, speaking. XXIV. ON THE METHOD OF LEARNING TO SPEAK SPANISH FAST. Habla V. Frances? Habla V. Aleman? Si Senora; un poco, lo que basta para hacerme entender. Sabe V. tambien el Ingles? Sabe V. tambien el Italiano? No Senorita, pero quiero aprenderlo. Lo aprendere luego que yo sepa el Castellano. Pues hable V. Castellano conmigo. No me atrevo, porque yo hago todavia muchas faltas. Que dice V. Creo que V. quiere hacer como aquel estudiante que habiendo estado a punto de ahogarse, se propuso no volver a poner los pies en el agua antes de haber aprendido a nadar. Como piensa V. aprender, si no habla? V. tiene razon, bien lo se yo, pero temo que se rian de mi si yo hago faltas. Pues!...

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 edition. Excerpt: ...recibimos, hablamos, we sold, &c. Vosotros vendisteis, recibisteis, hablasteis, you sold, &c. Ellos vendieron, recibieron, hablaron, they sold, &c. Tener, to have; tenido, had; teniendo, having; yo tuve, tu tuviste, el tuvo, nosotros tuvimos, vosotros tuvisteis, ellos tuvieron, I had, &c. Ser, to' be; sido, been; siendo, being; Yo fui, tu fuiste, el fue, nosotros fuimos, vosotros fuisteis, ellos fueron, I was, &c. Decir, to say; dicho, said; diciendo, saying; Yo digo, tu dices, el dice, nosotros decimos, vosotros decis, ellos dicem, I say, &c. Comprar, to buy; comprado, bought; comprando, buying; Yo compre, Tu Compraste, el compro, nosotros compramos, vosotros comprasteis, ellos compraron, I bought, &c. Defender, to defend; defendido, defended; defendiendo, defending; Yo defendi, tu defendiste, el defendio, nosotros defendimos, vosotros defendisteis, ellos defendieron, I defended. Creer, to believe; creido, believed; creyendo, believing; Yo crei, tu creiste, el creyo, nosotros creimos, vosotros creisteis, ellos creyeron, I believed, &c. Yo hablo, I speak; yo hablaba, I spoke; yo hable, I spoke; yo he hablado, I have spoken;. yo habia hablado, I had spoken; yo hube hablado, I had spoken; hablar, to speak; hablado, spoken; hablando, speaking. XXIV. ON THE METH0D OF LEARNING TO SPEAK SPANISH FAST. Habla V. Frances? Habla V. Aleman? Si Senora; un poco, lo que basta para hacerme entender. Sabe V. tambien el Ingles? Sabe V. tambien el Italiano? No Senorita, .pero quiero aprenderlo. Lo aprendere luego que yo sepa el Castellano. Pues hable V. Castellano conmigo. No me atrevo, porque yo...