Spanish A1 · Day 34
Day 34: El tiempo atmosférico — Pronouns after prepositions: mí and ti
What you'll learn
- Grammar: Pronouns after prepositions (mí, ti, conmigo)
- Reading: Un día de lluvia en Madrid
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Grammar point: Pronouns after prepositions (mí, ti, conmigo)
In Spanish, prepositions like para (for), de (of/about), and con (with) connect words within a sentence. When a personal pronoun follows a preposition, Spanish uses special stressed pronouns to show who the action relates to. The pronoun mí represents the first person singular ("me").
Key vocabulary (8 of 22 words)
- la niebla – the fog
- la temperatura – the temperature
- el grado – the degree (for temperature)
- neblinoso – foggy
- ¿Qué tiempo hace? – How is the weather?
- Hace... – It is...
- el paraguas – umbrella
- las gafas de sol – sunglasses
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