There are different ways to ask and answer when you want to know the proffesion of somebody. You can use verbo SER y verbo TRABAJAR.
If you don’t work, you can say: “No trabajo”.
If you are unemployed, you can say: “Estoy desempleado/a” or “Estoy buscando trabajo“.
Listen about it
When you write in your English keyboard you don’t have Ñ, ñ, ¿, ¡ and ´. You can try these:
ñ = ALT + 164
Ñ = ALT + 165
á = ALT + 160
é = ALT + 130
í = ALT + 161
ó = ALT + 162
ú = ALT + 163
ü = ALT + 129
Ü = ALT + 154
¿ = ALT + 168
¡ = ALT + 173
Remember:
Determinantes posesivos
We have used possessive adjectives when we talked about family.
Listen few examples:
To talk about your familia you will use verbs as a SER, ESTAR, TENER.
To talk about how many members has your family you’ll use verbo TENER:
¿Cuántos hermanos tienes? Yo tengo cuatro hermanos y tres hermanas.
¿Tienes hijos? Sí, tengo un hijo y una hija.
To say about who is your family you’ll use verbo SER:
Yo soy hija de Antonio. (I’m Antonio’s daughter)
Miguel es el padre de Luisa. (Michael is Luisa’s father)
To say marital status we use verbo ESTAR:
http://www.ivoox.com/estado-civil_md_213622_wp_1.mp3″Estoy casado/a
Estoy soltero/a
Estoy viudo/a
Estoy divorciado/a
Escucha (listen) el vocabulario sobre la familia. You can see a new vocabulary here.
http://www.ivoox.com/familia_md_213618_wp_1.mp3″How to say a basic information about yourself.
This is an example:
Hola, me llamo Cristina. Tengo 30 años y vivo en Madrid. Soy española y trabajo como profesora.
Last lesson we did a game (Doctores y pacientes) for practice first and second person from few verbs in present. If you had problem to understand this, you can check here how you must do this again.
And listen http://www.ivoox.com/conversacion-doctor-paciente_md_214511_wp_1.mp3″
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