An Easy Introduction to Spanish Conversation

About this eBook

Author

Velázquez de la Cadena, Mariano, 1778-1860

Title

An Easy Introduction to Spanish Conversation Containing all that is necessary to make a rapid progress in it

Credits

Produced by Barbara Tozier, Paul Marshall, Bill Tozier and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

PC: Language and Literatures: Romance languages: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Subject

Spanish language -- Programmed instruction

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 59238

Release Date

April 9, 2019

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.AN EASY INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH CONVERSATION
2. 2.PART I. A SYNOPSIS OF THE CASTILIAN LANGUAGE. — THE LETTERS. — DIVISION OF SYLLABLES. — ACCENT. — ARTICLES. — NOUN — NUMBER — GENDER — CASE. — AUGMENTATIVE AND DIMINUTIVE NOUNS. — ADJECTIVES. — COMPARATIVE. — SUPERLATIVE. — PRONOUNS. — PERSONAL PRONOUNS. — POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS CONJUNCTIVE. — POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS ABSOLUTE. — RELATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS. — DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS. — INDEFINITE PRONOUNS. — VERBS. — SIMPLE TENSES. — COMPOUND TENSES. — INDICATIVE MOOD. — SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD. — CONJUGATION OF THE AUXILIARY VERBS. — IDIOMATICAL TRANSLATION OF SOME TENSES. — TABLE SHOWING HOW TO PLACE THE DIFFERENT PRONOUNS IN A SENTENCE, (69.) — A VERB AFFIRMATIVELY, NEGATIVELY, AND INTERROGATIVELY CONJUGATED. — PASSIVE VERBS. (175.) — PRONOMINAL, OR REFLECTIVE VERBS. — GERUND.— Gerundio . — VERBS THAT ALTER THEIR RADICAL LETTERS. — REMARKS ON THE USE OF THE SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD. — PARTICIPLE. — VERBS THAT HAVE TWO PARTICIPLES. — ADVERBS. — A FEW OF THE ADVERBS. — SOME ADVERBIAL EXPRESSIONS. — PREPOSITIONS. — CONJUNCTIONS. — INTERJECTIONS. — SOME OF THE MOST COMMON ABBREVIATIONS.
3. 3.PART II. A VOCABULARY OF WORDS NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN . — THE NUMBERS.—LOS NUMEROS. — Cardinal Numbers. — Números Cardinales . — Ordinal Numbers. — Números Ordinales . — TABLA DE LA MONEDA CORRIENTE EN ESPAÑA, Y LAS REPUBLICAS DE AMERICA. — Of Heaven and the Elements. — Del Cielo y de los Elementos . — Of the Weather and Seasons. — Del tiempo y de las estaciones . — The Days of the Week. — Los días de la semána . — The Months. — Los meses . — The Holidays of the Year. — Dias de fiesta del año . — Ecclesiastical Dignities. — Dignidades ecclesiasticas . — Names of Things most usually Eaten. — Nombres de las cosas que se comen mas comunmente . — The Covering of the Table. — El aparato de la mesa . — What is Eaten at Table, Boiled. — Loque se come en la mesa cocido . — Other Dishes .— Otros platos . — What is roasted .— Loque es asádo . — To season Meat with. — Para sazonar la carne . — For a Salad. — Para una ensalada . — For Fast Days. — Para los dias de ayuno . — For the Dessert .— Para los postres . — Degrees of Kindred. — Grados de parentesco . — Of the Conditions of Man and Woman .— De los estados del hombre y de la muger . — Of what is Necessary for Dressing one’s self. — De lo que es menester para vestirse . — With Clothes one must have. — Con los vestidos es menester tener . — For those that Ride on Horseback. — Para aquellos que andan á caballo . — For the Ladies. — Para las Señoras . — Of the Parts of the Human Body. — De las partes del cuerpo humano . — The Five Senses. — Los cinco sentidos . — Of Ages. — De las edades . — Qualities of the Body. — Calidades del cuerpo . — Defects of the Human Body. — Defectos del cuerpo humano . — For Studying. — Para estudiar . — Instruments of Music. — Instrumentos de música . — Of the Parts of a House. — De las partes de una casa . — The Furniture of a House. — Muebles de una casa . — What is found about the Chimney. — Lo que se halla cerca de la chimenea . — What is found in the Kitchen. — Lo que se halla en la cocina . — What we find in the Cellar. — Lo que hallamos en la bodega . — The Servants of a House. — Los criados de una casa . — What is found about the Door. — Lo que se halla cerca de la puerta . — What is found in the Stable. — Lo que se halla en la caballeriza . — What is found in the Garden ; Flowers , Trees &c. Lo que se halla en el jardín; flores, árboles, &a . — Temporal Dignities. — Dignidades temporales . — Officers of War. — Oficiales de guerra . — Of the Army. — Del ejército . — Of the Fortifications. — De las fortificaciones . — Professions and Trades. — De las profesiones y oficios . — Qualities, Defects, and Imperfections of a Man. — Good Qualities of a Man, and the Diseases to which he is subject. — Of Birds .— De las aves . — Amphibious Creatures. — Animales anfibios . — Of Four-footed Animals. — De los cuadrúpedos . — Of Reptiles and Insects. — De los réptiles é insectos . — What is seen in the Country. — Lo que se ve en el campo . — What we see in a City. — Lo que vémos en una ciudad . — Of Colors. — De los colores . — Of Metals. — De los metales . — Commercial Terms. — Voces mercantiles . — A COLLECTION OF VERBS.—COLECCION DE VERBOS.
4. 4.PART III. FAMILIAR DIALOGUES—DIALOGOS FAMILIARES .
5. 5.PART IV. MODELS OF COMMERCIAL LETTERS, &c. Modelos de Cartas de Comercio, &a . — First Letter. — Carta primera . — Second Letter. — Carta segunda . — Third Letter. — Carta tercera . — Fourth Letter. — Carta cuarta . — Letter of Recommendation. — Carta de recomendacion . — A Draft. — Libranza . — Endorsement. — Endoso . — A Receipt. — Recibo . — A Note. — Esquela .

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