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The Letters 7 Accent 10 Noun—Number ib. Gender ib. Case 11 Augmentative and Diminutive Nouns ib. Adjectives 12 Comparative ib. Superlative 13 Pronouns 14 Verbs 16 Conjugation—Simple Tenses 17 “ Compound Tenses 23 Auxiliary Verbs 25 Idiomatical Tenses 27 Place of the Pronouns 2...
The Letters 7 Accent 10 Noun—Number ib. Gender ib. Case 11 Augmentative and Diminutive Nouns ib. Adjectives 12 Comparative ib. Superlative 13 Pronouns 14 Verbs 16 Conjugation—Si...
2. PART II.The Numbers 37 Moneda corriente 39 Of Heaven and the Elements 40 The Weather and Seasons ib. Days of the Week and Months 41 Holy Days ib. Ecclesiastical Dignities ib. Eatables 4...
3. PART III.I. Saluting, &c. 69 II. To pay a Visit 70 III. To dress one’s self 71 IV. The Tailor 72 V. To breakfast 73 VI. To speak Spanish 74 VII. Of the Weather 75 VIII. To write 76 IX. T...
4. PART IV.5. PART I.LL. LL is not a double consonant in Spanish, consequently it must not be divided in spelling. It sounds like _ll_ in English in _million_; but it must be pronounced more quickly...
6. PART II._A_ or _one thousand_. MIL. One thousand and one. _Mil y uno_. One thousand and eleven. _Mil y once_. One thousand one hundred and one. _Mil, ciento y uno_. One thousand five hu...
7. PART III.Good morning, sir. Buenos dias, tenga Usted.[19] Good night, sir. Buenas noches, tenga V. Good afternoon, _or_ good evening. Buenas tardes, tenga V. How do you do, sir? ¿Como es...
8. PART IV.Sir: Having established in Muy Señor mio:[21] Habiendo this city a mercantile house establecido en esta ciudad under my own name, I beg leave una casa de comercio bajo mi to off...