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西班牙语自学资料 a well detailed gramar
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LESSON I.
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THE ARTICLE.
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The =Definite Article= in Spanish is\x#@,G$jlj&B
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El recibo (the receipt)--La cuenta (the account)
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Los muchachos (the boys)--Las señoras (the ladies)
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"any," as Unos hermanos (some brothers), Unas hermanas (some sisters),
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represent an abstract idea, as Yo amo lo bello (I love the beautiful,
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viz., all that which is beautiful), Lo sublime (the sublime, viz., all
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REGULAR VERBS.
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_1st Conjugation_. Hablar (to speak). _Pres. Part._ Hablando (speaking).5b/F,j3Q7D+uy2S
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Tú hablas[8] (thou speakest) Vosotros (_m._) habláis (you speak)