Spanish A1 · Day 58
Day 58: Calles, pasos y semáforos — Easily confused verbs (hay/estar, ir/venir) (part 2)
What you'll learn
- Grammar: Easily confused verbs (hay/estar, ir/venir) (part 2)
- Reading: Las calles y los semáforos de mi barrio
- Try it yourself
Every lesson: vocabulary with audio, grammar, reading, a speaking step and a short test.
Grammar point: Easily confused verbs (hay/estar, ir/venir) (part 2)
¡Hola! Today we learn how to express existence and location—that is, how you say that something exists or where someone or something is located. In Spanish, there are two crucial verbs for this: 'hay' and 'estar'.
Key vocabulary (8 of 22 words)
- el paso de peatones, los pasos de peatones – crosswalk, pedestrian crossing
- cruzar – to cross
- esperar – to wait
- la acera, las aceras – sidewalk
- la zona peatonal, las zonas peatonales – pedestrian zone, pedestrian area
- el ciclista, los ciclistas – cyclist, bicycle rider
- fijarse – to pay attention, to watch out
- prudente – careful
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