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Más ejemplos ¿Quieres aprender inglés? ¡Aprende inglés gratis! Traductor El diccionario de inglés más grande del mundo Verbos Conjugaciones para cada verbo en inglés Vocabulario Aprende vocabulario fácilmente Gramática Aprende todas las reglas de gramática Pronunciación Escucha miles de pronunciaciones Palabra del día ask preguntar inglés.com Premium ¿Ya lo probaste? inglés.com Premium incluye: Hojas de repaso Sin anuncios Aprende sin conexión Guías de conversación Aprende más rápido Apoya inglés.com LA SALA or LA SALA DE ESTAR are two interchangeable ways to refer to the living room in Spanish, a very important room in the house and a nice topic to learn some new vocabulary for house objects in Spanish. This lesson covers several words used in real conversations when talking about LA SALA and how you can use this vocabulary to create your own description of a room in Spanish. This lesson includes a set of interesting resources such as many audio examples, some grammar notes and interactive quizzes to practice. Let’s start… Vocabulary Introduction: Common living room objects in SpanishFirst, please take a look at two pictures rooms and use the numbers to identify the living room objects in Spanish written on the right. Notice that some of these words are actually similar to the ones in English, like SOFÁ (sofa) and LÁMPARA (lamp), which makes it easier to remember them. Demonstrative adjectives, Articles and HAY for house objectsThe first group of examples will make use of demonstrative adjectives such as “ESTE, ESE, ESTOS…” as they are often used with house objects in Spanish to indicate their location or describe them, e.g. Ese librero (that bookshelf) and Esta pintura (this paint). Normally, we would use HAY in order to say the objects that a place has. HAY is used for both singular and plural nouns. These sentences will use some of the vocabulary for the living room in Spanish plus basic grammatical structures such as definite and indefinite articles. If the object you want to refer to is just one and countable such as LÁMPARA or VENTANA, then use UN or UNA depending on the gender of that object (feminine/masculine), e.g. Hay una ventana en la sala. Sentences with things in the living room in Spanish
Using Quantifiers in Spanish: “pocos, pocas, muchos, muchas…”All the previous sentences deal with singular nouns, but we often use words in plural form as well. For countable, plural living room objects in Spanish such as “mesas”, “camas” and so on, we will need the quantifiers POCOS/POCAS (a few), MUCHOS/MUCHAS (many), VARIOS/VARIAS (several), BASTANTES (a lot), SUFICIENTES (enough) as in the sentence “Este librero tiene pocos libros”. On the other hand, if the noun is plural and uncountable such as “agua, café, oxígeno”, then you will need to use the quantifiers POCO/POCA (a little), MUCHO/MUCHA (much), BASTANTE (a lot), SUFICIENTE (enough) without the letter -S at the end. Remember to pay attention to the gender of the object you are talking about and the type of noun (contable, no contable) so you can choose the right quantifier. Sentences with living room objects in Spanish and quantifiers
Describing a Living Room in Spanish – Describiendo la sala en españolAdjectives plus the verb SER in its form ES and SON are in used to describe almost everything in the language, e.g. LA SALA ES BONITA (the living room is beautiful). You could also talk about colors of the living room in Spanish or use specific adjectives like CLÁSICA or BONITA, for example: UNA PINTURA CLÁSICA (a classical painting). In conversations you could use expressions like SABES…” (You know…), YO CREO QUE…”(I think that), ME ENCANTA…” (I love), A MÍ ME PARECE BUENA IDEA…” (I think it is a good idea) to make your sentences sound a little more natural. Also, you can use the verbs HAY (there is/there are) and TENER (to have) to say what objects you see. Here are two descriptions of living rooms in Spanish. Descriptions of living rooms in SpanishLa sala de mi casa es grande y moderna. Hay varios cuadros con fotografías de mi familia colgados en la pared. Las paredes son de color celeste claro con detalles blancos. Hay un librero que tienen muchos libros interesantes y mis libros favoritos son los de misterio. No tenemos sofás pero tenemos unas sillas muy cómodas. Me encanta ver televisión en mi tiempo libre. La sala también tiene una lámpara de techo que la hace lucir muy elegante. Living room description translation The living room of my house is large and modern. There are several frames with pictures of my family on the wall. The walls are light blue with white details. There is a bookshelf with many interesting books and my favorite ones are mystery books. We do not have sofas but we have very comfortable chairs. I love watching TV in my free time. The room also has a ceiling
light that makes it look very elegant. La sala de estar de mi casa es bastante sencilla. Hay varios adornos por toda la sala, incluyendo algunas fotos familiares. Tenemos sofás de color crema y en medio una mesa de café. La sala tiene una ventana hacia la calle y la ventana tiene cortinas de color naranja. También hay una alfombra bastante grande. Hay mucha ventilación así que es una habitación muy cómoda para pasar el tiempo libre. Living room description translation The living room of my house is quite
simple. There are several ornaments around the room, including some family photos. We have light blue sofas and a coffee table in the middle. The room has a window overlooking the street and the window has orange curtains. There is also quite a large carpet. There is plenty of ventilation so it’s a very comfortable room to spend free time. Listening Activity: The living room in Spanish – La salaListen to a conversation in Spanish between two friends about a living room in Spanish and its decoration. Take notes of important details in the conversation and pay attention to the way quantifiers are used, as well as other important structures presented in previous lessons. Press Play to begin the conversation. Key expressions in the conversation:
Conversation script: La sala en español
Alicia: Ven Marcos, quiero mostrarte la sala de mi casa. Quiz - What are they saying about the living room in Spanish?Here are some questions related to the conversation you just listened. Choose the correct answer for each question using the information provided in the conversation. You wil receive an interesting tip for each correct answer. Press “START” to begin the quiz. Congratulations - you have completed Quiz - What are they saying about the living room in Spanish?. You scored %%SCORE%% out of %%TOTAL%%. Your performance has been rated as %%RATING%% Your answers are highlighted below. Shaded items are complete.
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