Spanish Language Update

Spanish we are learning

Cat: El Gato
Pronounced "got-oh"

Black: Negro
Pronounced "neh-grow"

Purple: Morado
Pronounced "morathow"

Pink: Rosa or Rosado
Pronounced "Rosa-thow"

Green: Verde
Pronounced "Ver-Deh" or "Behr-Deh"
(depending on spanish region)

Blue: Azul
Pronounced "Assol"

Yellow: Amarillo
Pronounced "Amer-E-Oh"

Red: Rojo
Pronounced "Row-Hoe"
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Nose: Nariz
Pronounced "Nohr-ees"

Head: La Cabeza
Pronounced "La Kabesa"

Shoulders: Hombros
Pronounced "Ombros"

Leg: La Pierna
Pronounced "La-Pee-Yerna"

Feet: Pies
Pronounced "Pee-Yes"

Apple: Manzana
Pronounced "Man-Sun-Ah"

Hello: Hola
Pronounced "Oh-La"

Thank You: Gracias
Pronounced "Gras-ias"

Goodbye: Adios
Pronounced "Ah-Dee-Ohs"


Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Canción Estrellita
infantil
(Spanish)

Estrellita, ¿dónde estás?
Me pregunto qué serás.
En el cielo y en el mar,
Un diamante de verdad.
Estrellita, ¿dónde estás?
Me pregunto qué serás.

Pronunciation of Twinkle Twinkle little Star
(There are a variety of ways to sing this song. This version seems most fitting for this age group and is most commonly used in Mexico)

"estrel--e-tah don-deh estas
meh pregunto keh sehras
En el see-yellow e en el mar
un diamante de verdad
estrel-e-tah don-deh estas
meh pregunto keh sehras"

Children's Song
(English)
(Literal Translation)

 Little star, where are you?
I wonder what you are.
In the sky and in the sea
A real diamond.
Little star, where are you?
I wonder what you are.

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