How to Convert English words into Spanish

1. What You'll Get in This Course: Hello and welcome. My name is Hugo. I'm a native Spanish speaker and I will be your instructor during this course. So the topic of this course is how to convert English words into Spanish. So there are lots of English words that also have as Spanish equivalent. And in order to convert them, you basically just change a few letters and you will get a Spanish word. So the way this course is structured is that we eats a vocabulary course. So we basically have the pictures and the Spanish words. And I will teach you how to convert them. For example, dictator, which means dictator. Change that T for ID and you get a Spanish word, dictator. Same thing for as Celera door. You change the D for the t, the t for the D, and you get a Spanish word as Celera bar. We also have core lab, whatever, collaborator, get a creator, alien Babur, elevator. So yeah, I will basically teach you how to change all of the English words. Not all of them, but the English words that also have a Spanish equivalent. And how to make them into Spanish. And this course also has a Quizlet. So in the Quizlet we have the, we have tons of flashcards with the Spanish, the English word, and the pictures. And I also included The audio. For example, here we have dictator, and we can click here. And we get the Spanish audio oscillator ago, we can actually click here accelerator as ciliate other. So you can basically practice your Spanish like this. And there are different modes. We have the flashcard mode, that Learning Mode, writing mode, spelling mode, so you choose the one you want. And this also works on iPhone and iOS devices. So if you're using a mobile device, you have to pause the video. Click on the three little dots of the video, and you will get the extra settings. And from there you can actually just click on lecture resources. And it will, you will find that the resource, the Quizlet. And for example, here we have the same lesson, the door. And I like this mode, which is called the spelling mode, with the writing mode, my mistake. And you can actually use it to practice your spoken Spanish. For example, ventilator. We can actually click here on the microphone, bent the leather. And we can actually practice our Spanish. Then we click on answer is correct. Elevator one more time. Elevator door. And answer. So yes, I will teach you how to get all of these features. So yes, if you're interested in checking out this course, knowing how to convert English words into Spanish. So I think this will be an excellent course for you. So thanks for watching and see you in my course. 2. How to use the Course Quizlet: Okay, so now we're going to learn how to use the course Quizlet. And I'm actually going to put this video into all of the different levels. So if you already watched this video, you can skip it. But if it's the first time you watch it, then pay attention to it. So yes. So every lesson in the course has a Quizlet. And we can find it by going down into the projects and resources section. For example, if you're in a bout, you basically go to Projects and Resources. And from here we have to link whatever lecture we're in with the Quizlet. For example, if we go down to friends and family, That's number 26. We can go down here and look for 26 right here, friends and family, and then we click on it. So that's basically the way to go into the Quizlet, quite simple. And on this Quizlet we have many different things. We have flashcards. On other flashcards have the audio. There are also pictures included. So the first thing we can go for is the flashcard section of the study part. And we can basically just look at the picture, the English words. And we add the term. And if we click on that top side, we can listen to the audio as well. So yes, fun of them actually have audio pictures and you can use them for practicing. You can click on play and just basically plug practice them around. So the son, the daughter. So yeah, that's one of the one of the first ways. And there are different types of modes. For example, there's also the Learn mode, which gives you some multiple choice questions. The sister, we can click here for the audio. And we click on them like manna, the father, el padre. And we look for the answer, el padre. We can also look at the picture right here for more reference. So yeah, that's the other mode. There's also a writing mode where you can basically write whatever you see in Spanish. The brothers are walking and we basically just write it, loss, air mannose, gamelan and enter. 0 is 10 coming under. The brothers are, is 10 coming under? And if you actually get this wrong, it's actually okay because you're actually practicing. It doesn't matter if you get this right or wrong. What matters is that you practice and don't feel angry if you get them wrong. For example, does sun l equal? And this one is correct. My friend masculine is not studying. So we can also use the audio feature. And if you do not know how to get the audio feature, you can look into the introduction videos of the beginner level of level one. So my friend is not studying. I can use audio me. Well, I need to put it in Spanish. Let's see. Let's try Miami war noise that is through the Endo and answer correct. So yeah, that's another way you can also use the audio feature which you can find on the introduction videos of the first level. And you can also try another one, which is the test mode for example. And yes, you can, there's lots of features, so basically you can just play around with it. This one has different modes. Here we have the written and the written questions, then we have the multiple choice ones. So yeah, there's different modes. And if you actually go, for example, to the top right page, for example, right here on the bottom page where it says options. It might be in different places. You can kind of add different options. So you can add matching, you can add no images. You're going to answer with English or Spanish. And in other lessons you can also mute the sound. For example, if we go to the learning area, we can click on Options. And we can mute the sound. For example, we can put it as off or on. We can change the question types. So basically play around with it. There's lots of functions and play around with it. There's also this game called Match, for example, where you can play around and match the words. For example, good and bn. Me number is my name is. These could be, excuse me. So yes, all of the, with all of the lectures, they have their own Quizlet. And overall in the five levels there is more than 4 thousand terms. I would actually say more than 4 thousand. And you can also try this game that's called gravity. But I do not recommend it because it's quite hard. You basically have to type whatever word you see, but it's not so simple. So for example, this one, Let's see onto later, see you later as that label. And there you go. Hi, Hello. This one is easier or law. And the next one, for example, how are you in Spanish? You have to put the question mark the opposite way and then just write it, then write the accents. And that makes it a little bit more hard. So sometimes you will not actually reach the moment. So yeah, this game is quite complicated and I do not fully recommend that, but if you want to try to give it a try. And this also works, for example, with Android and iOS devices. And in this case, I recommend getting the app, that Quizlet App, because it makes it more, it makes it run smoother. I mean, it works really well from the browser, but with a Quizlet App, it's much more smoother. So yeah, it works basically the same way. Or number a man. And you can just move around the flashcards. You can click on flashcards for the audio, the learn feature, right feature. Luckily, this one does not have the gravity game, which is really, really hard. So yeah. And my biggest recommendation from this one is to use the writing function as a way of practicing your spoken Spanish. For example, the girl runs and we can actually use the keyboard with the audio. And if you do not know how to get this keyboard checkout, the first lesson, the first level introduction on the introduction videos. And I will teach you how to get this keyword to an Android or iOS, Windows or Mac, basically any device. So the girl runs, we can just click here Lanisha query. And there you go. A woman, we can try and answer. The boy jumps one more time. Let's try. El Nino Santa. So you had used a perfect way for you to practice your spoken Spanish using the Quizlet Anya. There's tons off of content here. Actually, every single video has a Quizlet so you can use it to practice. So my biggest recommendation now would be to play around, play around with the quiz. Let's see what functions you'll find and what works best for you. So yeah, my recommendation is that you take that course and then after each lesson, look for that Quizlet so you practice what you just learned. So yeah, the course is one thing you list that you watch the videos and then you practice what you learned. So yes, that's my biggest recommendation. And that's it for this one actually. So as always, thanks for watching and play around, see what functions you can actually find. 3. Words that end in “-or” are often identical: So words that end in or are often identical in both English and Spanish. So let me show you some examples. We have act door, which means an actor. At the door. I saw an aggressor. Agadez saw our door, author outdoor and censored. Censored, censored. We also have bus door, has third boldfaced saw Professor. But all tick door protector put opaque thought and go lighter color for now. And the next one is gone Duke, which is a conductor. Conductor. Doc Dr. dock door. A the thought, editor, a, the good and grew more, warmer, more. And the next one, we also have a drawer and error. Add R4 x theta, your exterior videoed or gnawed on her owner. And horror. Or we also have that act thought tractor. Who thought tutor or more, humor and inferior, inferior. And there's also Instructor, Instructor in DDR, interior, more motor and a presser, 0, 0, 0, 0. So that's it for this one. So this is a simple trick. If the wards and in, OR it's probably going to be similar in both English and Spanish. So thanks for watching. 4. English ending “-tor” = Spanish “-dor”: So some English words that end in door are, have a Spanish equivalent that ends in door. And these are some of the most common examples. We have the cathode, dictator as say Labrador accelerator as Celera door for lab, what our collaborator, core Labrador. Get a creator. God. We also have a liver elevator in levodopa. In best investigator, in best legislator, lay his leather and operon operator open door. And we also have hinted at the generator Candida radiator that I've been ventilator been D level. And in DKA indicator. In DKA. So yeah, those are some of the most common examples that you might encounter in Spanish. So thanks for watching. 5. Words that end in “-al” are often identical: So words that end in a cell are often identical in both English and Spanish. So let's see some examples. The first word we have is acceding del, which means accidental, acceded in del x c. Then we also have an e-mail animal, an e-mail, unwell, and will and well. And we also have our TPCL, artificial, our TPCL. And another example, we have beneficial, beneficial, beneficial, beneficial, brutal, brutal, brutal, gappy data, capital, Kathy Del. And that the cathedral that we also have four lone yell colonial Paulownia for me to Seattle, commercial for me to Seattle. Points the two CNL an institutional for institutional. And we also have criminal criminal There's also pool cultural who will do well. Then that dental, then del, a mossy urinal, emotional, most Jonelle and face the bell as stable base the val. There's also general care Nidal. So hinted out can be used in both senses. Like a general, like an army general, or just general, like generally in general, Canada in hinted at in general. So yes, board meetings also apply in Spanish. And the next one is legal. Legal, legal, legal. There's also normal, normal, normal and radical, radical. Radical. We also have sentimental, sentimental, sentimental, rural, rural, rural. Or neither Sal, Universal. Only varicella and bear the Cal, vertical. Bear. So that's it for this one. And yeah, I hope this helps you learn Spanish easier with this small life hack. So thanks for watching. 6. English ending “-cal” = Spanish “-co”: So some English words that end in CAL, CAL will have a Spanish equivalent that ends in C 0. So in English, col becomes goal in Spanish. So let's try some examples. The first one is dp. Go, like saying typical dP. Dp. The next one is comical, like chemical, pharmaco economics, economical, economics, economical. And the next one is ethical. It's like saying ethical, ethical, ethical. And the next one is PC, Physical. Sql. We also have a steady go. Hysterical is steady. There is also identical, identical E then decor. And mechanical. Mechanical, mechanical. We also have medical, medical, medical, medical. There's also bullied equal political, political, but practical, practical, practical and technical, technical, technical. So that's it for this one. And I hope you, you learn Spanish more easily with this, with a small trick. So thanks for watching. 7. Words that end in “-ble” are often identical: So another trick we have here is that if a word ends in BL E, it is often identical in both Spanish and English. So let's check out the examples. We have. I thought, really adorable, adorable, adorable. And there's also that WE adaptable, add up family, adaptable. There's also bone probably comparable, comparably progress in tabulae presentable. But it's in WE and we also have him provably improbable input of avidly. There's also irreparably irreparable, irreparably it repairable, impulsively, impossible, impulsively. And in VC really invisible. In BEC really. We also have accessibly, accessible, accessibly or really horrible or Rivoli. There's also formed but only compatible with compatibly compatible and responsibly responsible response. Sadly, there's also societally sociable. So CI Billy, me said absolutely miserable, miserably, inseparably, inseparable, inseparably. And you read terribly. It readable, irretrievably. So that's it for this one. So if an English words ends in BLE, you'd probably has a Spanish equivalent that also ends in BLE. So thanks for watching. 8. Add “o” to words that end in “-ic”: So another trick we have is that if an English word ends in IC, you can just add the letter O and it becomes a Spanish word. So let's see some examples. So one example is academical, which is academic, academic, academic. And the next one is diploma. Diplomatic. Diplomatic. Diplomatic. There are multicore, dramatic, dramatic, dramatic. And the next one is electrical. Electric. Electrical. And another example, I would tend the column authentic. I would then Pico. We also have is 30 cool, historic is equal. There is also more cycle, mosaic, more cycle. And we also have narcotics, narcotics, narcotics, narcotics. And the next one is don't eco like a tonic. Hello Nico, tonic. There's also nostalgia, nostalgic, no style. There are tragic. They're tragic. And to Robbie call tropic. For our pico. There's also Metallica, metallic, Metallica and romantic, romantic, romantic. We also have paws, medical, cosmetic, Cosmetic. And Last equal plastic. But last the Qu. So yeah, that's it for this one. And you can also check out the Quizlet if you want to practice and maybe practice your pronunciation of these words. So I hope it helps you learn Spanish more easily. So thanks for watching. 9. English "-ent" = Spanish "-ente" / English "-ant" = Spanish "-ante": So another trick to convert English words into Spanish is that if the English word that ends in ENT, we add the letter E at the end. So E and T in English becomes NP in Spanish, E and T. The same thing for ANT, and becomes an Day. So a day English word, the English ending a and T will become the Spanish a, N, T, E. So let's check out some examples. The first one is Ax C then D. So accident, and we just add the letter E, X C then D, accident xy. Then there's also the adolescent. Adolescents, the gillion, the client, and the we also have excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent. So this is pretty simple. You just add the letter E and another one. But as sin the fluorescent, but it has sent the. So this happens maybe in school and you have to raise your hand up. You can say, put a sudden the present, but ascend thing, the next one and put a scent. They also means like the present, that present time. So the next one, but as C then the precedent for it as c Then we also have in Delhi Hindi intelligent in Delhi him. And it is CAN BE recent. See in the recent. Another example is rest, the restaurant. But it is the, we also have that and spot in the transparent that answer. But in the transparent, there's also the urgent or him or him. And in Sufi CN D insufficient. In Sufi CNT, this is a little hard to pronounce in Sufi CNT, insufficient. And another one will be a hint, the agent, a Hindi. There's also a really fun day. Elephant, elephant d. We also have a ligand, the elegant a ligand. And important, the important, important, important, important. So that's it for this one. So this one is a very simple trick. You just add the letter E to an English word and it becomes Spanish. So I hope that helps you and thanks for watching. 10. English “-ist” = Spanish “-ista”: So another way to convert an English word into Spanish is that if the word ends in IST, in English, in Spanish, we just add the letter a so it will be 0s there. So let's see some examples. So one example will be at this artist, at this artist. And the next one, economist, economist, economist, economist. The other one will be for monies, their communist or many's there. We also have capitalists, they're capitalist, capitalise, the capitalist. And the next one, list that a list, list them. Another example, Viennese, they're PNS. Viennese, the pianist. We also have duties there, tourist duties there. And we also have socialists, the socialist, sociologist, their socialist. And another example, guitarists, guitarists was kind of like the guitar player, guitarists, guitarists. So guitar players, we call them guitarists, guitarists. And we also have Themis there, optimist or the miss them. And the opposite is PSC miss the pessimists, BSC miss them. And the next one, then this dentist, then this step. And another example, a ban Haley's there. Evangelist airborne Haley's there. We also have oh, cool. Lease then the Oculus or the eye doctor or police then and then we have Floris there. The florist or yeah, the person that sells flowers, we call them florist. That a florist. Lord is there. And no bellies there. The novelist, so the person that, yeah, that those novels, Nobelist that novelist. So that's it for this one. So this one is a simple trick. We just add the letter S, the letter a, and it becomes Spanish. So yeah, thanks for watching and I hope it helped you. 11. English “-tion” = Spanish “-ción” / English “-sion” = Spanish “-sión”: So another way to convert English words into Spanish is that if it ends in T-I-O-N, in English, we changed the t for a C, and we add an accent to the letter O. So T-I-O-N will become CI ON with an accent in the letter O. And if in English, it ends in S. On, in Spanish is the same as i, o, n. And we also add an accent to the letter O. So anytime you see C on, In Spanish, either with a C or an S, we put an accent in the letter O. So let's see some examples. So the first one is axion, which means action axion. Action axion. And the next one is for Monika Sian communication, for Mooney gaseon communication. And we also have administration. Administration. Administration, administration. And the last one is but Office soon profession. But office soon profession. And another example will be that ends for masculine transformation. That ants for MSU on. We also have say Sian is like saying as session, say C on the session, say Sian. We also have bassoon passion. Bassoon passion. And there's also Oregon border Ghani Sassoon organization or Ghani session organization. And we also have recommended see on recommendation, recommended Xian Guan Fujian, confusion, gone Fujian on fusion. One stroke Sian construction, cones through axion and DVC on division, DB soon division. And another example is a lake Xian election election election. We also have CBC on exhibition x CBC on exhibition. Definition, definition, definition, definition and expulsion explosion x Belarusian explosion, explosion. So that's it for this one. And if you would like to practice, make sure to check out the Quizlet. So as always, thanks for watching. 12. English “-ous” = Spanish “-oso”: So some words in English that ends the OUS, in Spanish, they end the OS 0. So 0 us becomes also always 0. So let's see some examples. The first example is fabulous, fabulous baboons. Also. It's fabulous, fabulous. And in this case, if the women, if the women are fabulous, you can say fabulous. So if it's one women, you would say fabulous. Ash is fabulous. If it's multiple women, you would say fabulous. Es, es un yeah, because they're female. So you change the o for a fabulous S. And the next example, if I am also famous, by most famous, if it's female, you add a huge change, the 0, 4, 8 for most famous female person or, or noun or thing. But I'm also, The next one is curiosity. Curious, curiosity. And we also have daily COSO, delicious daily COSO. And another example. But as she also rashes, that is COSO rashes. But as COSO. And the next one, rarely he also religious. Rarely he also religious. We also have Yaso areas or Yaso curious. And there's also one that he also contagious contact. He also contagious. And another example, glorious, glorious, glorious. So we also have audios. So victorious Victoria, so victorious Victoria. So there's also, and it also generous. And it also generous. And misterioso mysterious. Misterioso mysterious. And another example, um, BC also ambitious and be COSO ambitious. We also have numero, so it's numerous, numerous, numerous superstitious Yaso, superstitious, super STC, also super STC ASO. And the next one, net of Yaso, nervous never be ASO. And once again, we'd all of these words, if it's female, you can just change the ol for a, so you can say net a BOC, female nervous, never be ASA, super, ASCO say female suspicious, superstitious, and be CEO sat, female ambitious. So yeah, there's another trick. So that's it for this one, it says simple trick and I hope it helps you learn Spanish better. So as always, thanks for watching. 13. English “-ty” = Spanish “-dad”: So many words in English that end in TY have a Spanish equivalent. That end scene, DAD. So the English tea will become the Spanish Dad. Okay, so let's see some examples. So the first example is AC, dv that, so in English you would say activity, so that t y becomes dad, activity, that activity at TV dead. And the next one, add the beta, see that adversity, that, so the adversity, adversity, adversity. And the next one, all money that humanity, all money that humanity, or many dead. And then number four is even the bed. Identity E, then the dead, identity, E then the dead. And the next one, our story, dad, authority, outdoorsy, that authority, our body that we also have electricity, Dad, electricity. Electricity, that electricity. Individually, that this is a very hard one to pronounce. It's like saying individuality, but you just change T Y2 dead individually that individuality, individually then try saying it fast. Individually, dead individually that okay, individually that then we have C you that city. See with that city, Ciudad. We also have flexibility. That flexibility like CBOE, dead, like civility. And there's also Mooney see Pali, read municipality. So some countries they have areas that are called municipalities. Municipality that and then we have nas, you're nearly dead. Nationality. Nationality that. And we also have hopefully see that publicity. Who really see that? Publicity? Hopefully see that. And another example, reality that reality. Really that reality, that reality. And there's also only various see dead University. Only better see that university. Another example. Then Keeley that tranquility. Then Keeley that tranquility is like something very calm. That I'm keenly that we use this word more often in Spanish and English. In English, you rarely say tranquility, but in Spanish is much more common. I'm Kelly dead. And the next one, bcb, that visibility be civilly dead. Visibility. So that's it for this one. And as always, thanks for watching and make sure to check out the Quizlet. You can practice your pronunciation and then try using the audio feature so you can practice much, much more easily. So thanks for watching. 14. English“-ry” = Spanish “-rio”: So some English words that end in RY have a Spanish equivalent that NC in RIO. So the English Re becomes real in Spanish. So let's see some examples. The first one is Deanna, your ad diary. Did you the ADEA. And the next one is add beta sad you adversary at very sad, you adversary at visitor Sadia. We also have email edu, imaginary. Imagine your imaginary. And there's also uneven aside your anniversary and even a sad year anniversary. And we also have Banner, your cannery and not you cannery. Cannot gonorrhea. Gonorrhea. And there's also dig CEO Nadia, dictionary, dictionary, a dictionary, and laboratorio laboratory, or basically a lab, laboratorio. Laboratory. Laboratorio. So this is the actual word in English, you, you just say lab. But in Spanish we say the complete name, laboratorio. Then we have salary, your salary. Salary, your salary scenario. There is also necessary, necessary, necessary Sadia, Nkosi saddle or the NYU, ordinary, or the Nadia or the scenario. We also have import audio, temporary, the import audio and video. Veterinarian, veterinary, so Yvette and basically bid scenario. So in English you also abbreviated veterinary to vet, the vet. But in Spanish we say the complete name, bit NAD, NADH, you bid scenario. And the next one, BC or not, you are visionary. B, C or not, you'll be COVID. We also have balloon, Dario, voluntary, balloon, dad you, Voluntary, Voluntary you. There's also extend our scenario extra ordinary x that our scenario x throughout the scenario. And forming tat your commentary comin Dario. So yeah, Kuomintang audio comments or basically is basically like a comment. So for example, if you go on social media and you leave a comment, this is the word we use. We use, we say commentarial. A comment, commentarial, or a commentary. Both sexually mean the same commentary or comment, commentarial. So that's it for this one. And thanks for watching. I hope this helps you get your Spanish level a little bit higher. So yep, Thanks for watching. 15. Add an “a” to English “-em”, “-am”, “-om”: So another way to change English words into Spanish is that whenever the English word and seen AM, AM, or OM, we basically just add the letter a and make them into Spanish. So in Spanish, EM would be EMA, MA would be AMA, and OEM would be OMA. So it's a little hard to say it, but you need to see the examples. So let's see the examples. The first one is put all grandma. So basically a program put all grandma, program were all grandma. And the next one is telegram, telegram, telegram, telegram. The leg grandma. So once again we just add the letter a. The next one is Sistema. The system, SISO. System Sistema and M dilemma emblem him dilemma emblem, emblems. The next example is boy. Oh, boy, oh, um, oh, Emma. We also have e, the AMA idiom, ie, the AMA. However, in Spanish, whenever we say EV AMA, we refer to the language. So the Spanish word for language is if your man. Some people also say lingua, but a ton of other people say either the AMA. So both actually mean the same lane while here language or edema. Edema also means language, but in English it means idiom. So ie the AMA language. And the next one, foot over lemma, problem for over lemma. So you had this one is pretty simple. But over lemma, the next one, the grandma diagram. The diagram. And we also have drama. Drama. So yeah, this is the same word, drama, drama. Panorama. Panorama. Panorama, panorama, panorama. Then we have dilemma, the dilemma, dilemma, dilemma. We also have ulema. This one is like climate in Lima. Lima. And so yeah, that's it for this one. And as always, thanks for watching. Make sure to check out the voice lead. There's a lot of practice exercises and he will help you speak Spanish better. So as always, thanks for watching. 16. English “-ce” = Spanish “-cia”: So some English words that end in CTE have a Spanish equivalent that NC in C. So let's see the examples. The first example is the standard CIA, which is distance, these fancier, that distance, the standard CIA. And the next one, I'm Valencia ambulance, ambulance, ambulance, um, Valencia. We also have confidence, yeah. So conference, it becomes CIA, confidence here. Confidence here. Then we have a ligand, SEA, elegance, elegans C, elegans elegant SEA. We also have independency. Independence, independence. Independence, independence here. And we also have heavy then CIA evidence. Evie then CIA evidence. There's also experiencia experience, experiential experience, and CNCF science. Cncf science, CNCF. And another example would be difference. The difference. Difference, yeah, difference here. We also have Friends, Friends, Friends, CIA. So you change friends CE, to CIA, Valencia. Intelligentsia intelligence, intelligentsia intelligence. And by CNCF. As by CNCF patients, by CNCF. So yep, patients by CNCF patients. And another example whose these're Justice, whose DCM, Justice whose DCM we also have beyond lens, CIA, violence. Be your lens, CAN BE your lens here. There's also intelligencia intelligence. Intelligentsia intelligence or no, this one is listen, CIA was going on with my brain. Least sincere license. Lea sense. Yeah. So yeah, Leah sense. Yeah. You can say at least sense yet, but I'm Monica, driver license. Listen cm. And the next one as C is ten CIA assistance, as is ten CIA as extensive assistance. So this one is a, it's an, it's an easy lesson. So yeah, this is a short trick. You just change CE to CIA and you get a Spanish word. So as always, thanks for watching and make sure to play around with the Quizlet. It will help you practice your Spanish. So yes, that's for watching. 17. English “-cy” = Spanish “-cia”: So in the previous video, we learned that we can change the ending CE to CIA to make the English word into Spanish. And there's also another one which is CY in English also becomes as Spanish c, a. So in any English word that ends in seaway, in Spanish, it will be CIA. In some words, not all of them, but a portion of them. So let's see the examples. So some of the most common examples will be a mere hand CIA emergency. A major hint here, emergency. American CIA. We also have the more Grassia, democracy, democracy, democracy. There's also Pharmacia pharmacy, but a mass yeah, pharmacy. And we also have aristocracy, aristocracy, Adi stalker, Ostia, aristocracy. And we also have the polymer fascia diplomacy, diplomacy, diplomacy. There's also a hence here agency, a hen SEA. We also have would hand CIA urgency or hint cm. And the Red Sea then CIA residence or residency. So yeah, addressee then CIA residence. Urgent. So we'll hand CIA would be urgent. And hence the agency would again CIA or urgency, you can either say virgins or urgency. Residency, residents or residency both actually work in this one. And so in Spanish it would be the same word with CIA. And the next one, Belinda, when CAN delinquency, delinquency. And there's also the dance, but NCI, it ends but NCAM. And the next one, NFP, CNCF, inefficiency in FE, CNCF. And x that I began CIA. So extravagant. See, extra bargain CIA. So a lot of these words, you can also make them C or C. Why in English, for example, transparence or transparency in efficiency or inefficiency. And in Spanish, we use the same word, inefficiency or transparency. We don't change those too. So in Spanish, they will both n in CIA. So that's it for this one. And make sure to check out that class Quizlet and play around with it so you can practice and practice your speaking, practice, your memories, you're memorizing. So as always, thanks for watching. 18. English “Sp-”, “St-” = Spanish “Esp-”, “Est-”: Okay, so here we have another trick to change an English word into Spanish. And in this case we are referring to the beginning of a word. So in English, If the word begins in SP, in Spanish, it would be ESP. If it starts with St. in Spanish it would be EST. So we basically just add the letter E to S B or S T in English. So let's see the examples. The first example is is spear Seattle. So special is BCL, special is Cl. And the next one is is also spouse, is also is also so yeah, spouse. So in Spanish, the word for husband is a sponsor. And your wife would be, is balsa, is proposal for male, is balsa for female husband, wife. And the next example is that soon station is basion. So instead assume can either be a train station or a weather station. So maybe like summer, winter. Is that C1? The station is that CO2 is stupid, stupid, stupid one is stupid. Stupid is to be due. The next one is terribly stable. Is stably. It's stable is stably. The next one is Spectacular, Spectacular, Spectacular, Spectacular, Spectacular. Then we have Is specialist the specialist. A specialist. The specialist is spatially step. And we also have is purely dwell spiritual. Is PD dwell spiritual is PD to one. Another example is that your stadium, is that you Stadium. We also have is to the end. The student is to the n d. So these ones are not exactly the same as in English, but they're very easily understandable is 3000 stadium is through the NTC student. The next one is that we're statue, is that the web is that word. And is specific for specific, is specific Gu, something specific is specific group. Another example will be a specimen. So in English would be a specimen. A, a specimen. We also have is thump. Thump. Thump is tempeh. There's also a structure AS through structure and is thus fit. So the stratosphere is that I've bows fit. A stratosphere is that at those feta? So these words are very advanced in English, but they're very easy to understand because they're similar to Spanish. So that's it for this one. And as always, thanks for watching. 19. English “-in”, “-ine” = Spanish “-ina”: So in English, some words that end in, IN or I and II have a Spanish equivalent that end scene in a. So if a word ends in, IN or INA, there might be a Spanish word with INA. So let's check out some examples. So the first example is Mehdi seen their medicine. May the scene there. May the scene their medicine. We also have beat their mean, their vitamin beat the amine there. And if you want to see more than one vitamin, you would say beta mean less vitamins. Beat them in S. So yeah, beat the Amina for one, beat jamminess for more than one. And the next one as speeding their aspirin, as speeding there as spirulina. We also have caffeine. Caffeine. Caffeine. Caffeine. Caffeine. And the next one, gasoline, their gasoline. Gasoline there. Gasoline. There's also sat a bean. They're soured in, SAD of bean they're sad or Bina. We also have la Marina. La Marina. So la Marina would be the Navy or the basically the marine la Marina? The Marine the Marine Force, the Navy la Marina. And routine routine. Routine there. So yeah, i routine lab routine. A routine. That routine. The next one, land this theme there. Lambdas clandestine gland, this theme, their land desk tine. The land is thinner. We also have the seafood lean their discipline, DC plein air discipline. And there's also a very lean their adrenalin, adrenalin, adrenalin, adrenalin, and Mackey, their machine mock in their macula machine. Mcintyre. And two more examples. But all day in there. Protein. But are they in their protein and BGN there? Or you can also see BGN know if it's masculine. So Vigenere for a female villain, be general, for a masculine villain, be Jana or be general. So yeah, a villain. So that's it for this one. So this is a simple trick. And feel free to check out the quiz lead edge, and young play around with it. So as always, thanks for watching. 20. English “-ive” = Spanish “-ivo”: So some English words that end in IVE have a Spanish equivalent that ends in IV 0. So let's see some examples. The first word is active war, which means active, active, active, active war. And the next one, XP. Hello, seawall, explosive x placebo, explosive x placebo. There's also agrees CBO, aggressive, Ag receivable, aggressive, exclusive OR exclusive, exclusive exclusivity. And there's also an attractive, attractive at T1. Attractive. And get your creative career at the world. So yeah, good at TiVo, very creative, molecular TOO, creative and positive or positive. For CT bore, assertive and the opposite of positive, negative, negative ne gati war. So if it ends in IV, you just make it very simple. Change the E to an O and it's in Spanish. And the next one, pretty medieval primitive, very medieval primitive, pretty medieval. There's also put, oh look, TiVo, productive, productivity. Productivity, not TiVo. And native people, native NADH TiVo. Orphans, CBO offensive, often CBO offensive, often coeval. And another example, Abu CBO, abusive, Abu, see war. Abu CBO. There's also this stroke, T1, destructive. This truck T1, who he wore, a fugitive who were huge active for Devo, for he Depot. They're not TiVo, alternative, alternative world. They're not vivo. So young, That's it for this one. And as always, thanks for watching. 21. English “-ly” = Spanish “-mente”: So some English words that end in LY have a Spanish equivalent that NC and men. The, so yes, LY is very different from mentee, but that's the way it works. So let's see the examples. The first example is we had a sauna mentee, which means personally bear personnel mentee, personally personnel mentee. And the next one. Mentee. Generally, Canada mentee generally suggest, generally hinted on mentee. And the next one for CBR limb mentee, which means possibly for CBR limb mentee possibly perceive limb mentee. Then we have good or bad limb mentee probably. But all babbling mentee, yeah, probably, probably mentee. And we also have phenol mentee. Finally, the now moment, the United mentee. We also have the rapey, the men, the, which means rapidly or Fastly. Because in English you have two words, fast and rapid. While in Spanish we just say rapid, meaning both fast and rapid. So yes, we say rapey the mentee rapidly. So rapid though, fast, or rapid, rapid though. So in English you have two words in Spanish, we make it into one, rapey though fest, rapey the mentee fastly. Then we have fully come mentee publicly, come in, the obliquely, fully come in. We also have absolute them in the absolutely absolute them mentee, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely maintain. And we also have bled them, mentee completely, bombed them and complete them in D. There is also not Doral mentee naturally, not plural mentee naturally. And Sophie's the government, the sophisticatedly so years when somebody looks very sophisticated, weekends and acting very sophisticated, we would say Sophie's the government, the sophisticatedly, Sophia's the government. And we also have direct amine. This one is a more common word, the rectum in D, which means directly the rectum into directly the rectum NT. So that's it for this one. And as always, thanks for watching. Make sure to play around with the Quizlet and yeah, have fun with Spanish. Thanks for watching. 22. English “-y” = Spanish “-ía”: So in English, some words that end in y have a Spanish equivalent that in scene i, ae, and the letter I will have an accent, IAA with an accent. So let's check it out. The first word is core to the CIA, which means courtesy. God, they see a courtesy for the ICF. And we also have halo here. Geology, halo here. Geology, halo here. Hey, all mid-30s, geometry. He Omid three-year tail made geometry. There's also hail graphene, geography. Here we'll get our fear. A fear so that G 0 that GO in Spanish would be hail, hail Gadhafi. Here, low here, kill Materia. And the next example is Pierre. Spi is spear spy. We also have anatomy. Anatomy. Anatomy, anatomy. Seen for near as Symphony, Symphony, Symphony. And there's also see colo here. Psychology. See colo here, psychology, SQL or SQL here. And the next one, the law Sophia, philosophy. He lost Sophia. Your last Sophie. We also have either low hea ideology, ie they are low here. Ideology. Either low here. Photography, photography or Dogan, I fear photography. So on this one, this one is different because you can save photography or photography itself and also for just one picture. So one picture you can say, oh, now photo or enough photography. Photography. So yes, we can either say photography or for the photography in general or for a picture on have photo, a photo of photography on our photo. The next one, B or graphene biography be organized. Vm biography, biography M. So that's it for this one. And if you pay attention, a lot of them tend to be alike. Things kind of like categories of things in general. Like biography, philosophy, photography, geology, biology. So he has this type of categories. So yes, remember to put the accent on the letter I. So as always, thanks for watching. And I hope this small trick was useful. So thanks for watching. 23. English “-ct” = Spanish “-cto”: Okay, So in English, some words that end in CT will have a Spanish equivalent that ends, that ends in CTO. So you basically just add the letter O for some words that end in CT. So let's check out some examples. So the first example is abstract tool, which means abstract. Abstract. An abstract, for example, some abstract painting. You would say being abstract, the abstract tab because painting is feminine. So we have to change the O2, a abstract there and abstract through if it's referring to something masculine, abstractor or abstract them. And the next one, go back to. So yeah, compact, compact to very complex compact though. We also have actor. So act. So when you are acting act, you would say actor act. The next one. Gone back to contact. Gone back to contact. So when there is contact, contact though, and you can also use it for example, for like contact lenses, you would say lentils, the contact contact lenses, lenses, the contact contact lenses. And the next one, X-Acto exact. X-acto exact. We also have perfect, perfect, perfect. Perfect, perfect though. And we also have an architect, architect at a key technical architect architect to go recto. Correct. So this one in the picture, it's correct. It's the correct screwdriver. Colorectal. Correct. Another example, imperfection. Imperfect. Imperfection. Imperfect. And we also have project to project 1, project to project. There's also the electron dialect. Dialect. Dialect and incorrect, incorrect, incorrect, incorrect, incorrect. To add a few more examples, we also have direct to direct direct tool. There's also effect, the effect, effect too. Effect on insect door. So an insect, insect in sector. And product to product, but Duke to product, but also look to them. So that's it for this one and feel free to play around with a Quizlet. Well, these ones are very simple. They're almost the same thing in English, but with the letter O at the end. So as always, thanks for watching. 24. English “-ure” = Spanish “-ura”: So some English words that end in U, R, E of a Spanish equivalent, that end scene, you are a. So you basically just change the letter E for a and you get a Spanish word. So let's try out the examples. The first example is agri-food, which means agriculture. Agriculture, agriculture agony. And we also have a school to sculpture. Today. As sculpture is cool. There's also lead there at literature. Literature. Literature lead they're at today. We also have add a key thick dura architecture at a key thick architecture at a key thick. There's also Alvin and adventure. Adventure Ivan. There's also got to eat got today. Kerry cat tour. So basically we use the word Gary Kaltura, Charaka tour when we referred to cartoons or I carry get tour. So we kind of use both words. In English you have carry, get to ER, and cartoons in Spanish, we make them into one. We mix it into one. Yeah, cartoon or a Tarika to gati got Buddha. And the next one, the Buddha figure, the figure be good. Um, there's also Quaoar. It's pure, is that border buddha pure? And you can also change this one too masculine depending on what you're referring to. So for masculine you would say poodle peas pure. Or S Bhutto is step Boudreau, It's pure. So yes, depends on what you refer to put off or feminine photo for masculine. And if it comes through a Ventura, carry it out or figura, there's no masculine. So it's basically just the same word. Buddha does change referring to what you are talking about. And the next one, Kaltura, culture to culture, will do them. And the next one here we have four Dora or a furan. So food can be used when you refer to something. For example, your wife, your future wife, me for today is posa for my future wife, me for today. Amiga, my future friend. And we have Furtado and futuro can be used for masculine things like MI photo is fossil, my future husband. Or it can also be used as referring to future in general, like the future and for Dodot, the future and Fukuda. So yes, for today, for referring to female Fukuda for masculine. And photo is also used for the future in general, it for today. And the next one, door to door searcher daughter today. And we also have the embed our temperature, the temperature they embed at Buddha. And this one is very simple. And that's it for this one. So as always, thanks for watching. 25. English “-ute” = Spanish “-uto” or “-uta”: So some English words that end in UT have a Spanish equivalent, that end scene you're TO or UTA. So let's check out the examples. So one example would be Minotaur, um, minute, minute door, minute, minute though. We also have route the route route there. The route route them. We also have substitute, substitute, substitute or substitute, substitute. And we also have at three Buto, the attribute at three Bhutto attribute at rebuttal. And we also have instituted and institutes, institutes, Institute. There's also that he would do at Attribute 3 Ruto tribute that he would though. We also have allowed the flute, allowed that, glute, allowed that. And we also have these put their dispute the spot them at this cute this put this put up. And yeah, that's it for this one. This one was a very short lesson. Actually with this one's, for example, these words that Indian, UTI or UTA, they are rather hard to come. I don't mean hard to come bootleg. There's not so many English words that are similar to Spanish that end in U TO or UTA. These ones are basically the most common ones. They're very few. And basically they are the most common ones. So as always, thanks for watching.