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In this video class you will learn the difference between the Spanish verbs “estar” (to be) and “hay” (there is/are) when talking about where things are. Where is the good restaurant that Laura mentions? Watch the video to find out.
Listen to the conversation between our Spanish teachers talking about where the nearest park is located. Understand how to use the verbs “hay” (there is/are) and “estar” (be) in every day conversation.
In this video class our native Spanish teachers demonstrate how to use the verbs “estar” (be) and “hay” (there is/are) when asking for directions. Listen and learn!
Listen to our Spanish teacher Laura describing her neighborhood and learn how to use the verbs “estar” (be) and “hay” (there is/are) in conversation.
Now listen to our Spanish teacher describing his neighborhood to Laura using the verbs “estar” (be) and “hay” (there is/are). Watch the following video and observe how these verbs can be applied in every day conversation.
Now it's your turn to apply the new structures learnt in this class.
