Latin American And Iberian Cultures · Columbia University
I learned basic Spanish vocabulary, sentence structure, grammar, as well as listening and speaking tools.
The elemental skills of Spanish including vocab and grammar constructions
I learned mainly how to speak in Spanish in the past tense but a variety of other basic Spanish speaking skills as well.
I learned how to use direct objects, indirect objects, ser vs estar, para vs por, the indefinite and the preterite past tense. I learned a lot of new vocabulary. I became more fluid in my speaking and gained perspective on how important it is to listen carefully.
Past tense, cooking, formal commands, formal negative commands, imperfect tense, fashion, generational differences, travelling
Preterite tense, past imperfect tense, reflexive verbs, storytelling in Spanish, command forms for tú and usted. Chapters from the Proyectos textbook on Blink learning: Viajes, Generaciones, Relaciones, Moda y Cuerpo, Comida y Salud
We learned imperfect tense, perfect tense, command form, indirect object, direct object pronouns, and etc. We learned Spanish vocab about clothes, food, characteristics of personality, and body parts. Also, we practiced speaking skill by having debate for every chapter.
I learned past tense (imperfect and perfect) and a bunch of new vocabulary conversational phrases.
I am terrible at spanish and took this class at 8:40 but it was still fun
Yes, learned Spanish and it was a fun class. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Spring 2025 Course: SPANUN1102_004_2025_1-ELEMENTARYSPANISHII : SPANUN1102_004_2025_1 - ELEMENTARY SPANISH II Instructor: Cristian Romero Lopez