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¡Hola! Next Tuesday, we will be talking about entertainment: movies, TV series, and music! Check out this useful vocabulary. ¡Nos vemos! Meeting ID: 868 1800 5202

The verb “disfrutar” comes from the Late Latin disfructare or desfrutare, formed from the prefix dis- (which indicates intensification) and fructus ("fruit" or "benefit"). Etymologically, it means "to enjoy the fruits" or to derive benefit from something. Disfrutar is used to express enjoyment or having a good time. Algunas conjugaciones: Pretérito: disfruté, disfrutaste, disfrutó, disfrutamos, disfrutasteis, disfrutaron Condicional: disfrutaría, disfrutarías, disfrutaría, disfrutaríamos, disfrutaríais, disfrutarían Presente perfecto: he disfrutado, has disfrutado, ha disfrutado, hemos disfrutado, habéis disfrutado, han disfrutado. Algunos ejemplos: Disfruto mucho ir a la playa durante el verano. Elena disfrutó las Navidades con su familia. Estamos disfrutando de un buen clima estos días. ¡Tu turno! Write a sentence using disfrutar in the comments!

I just posted a video about the direct object pronouns. This is the first of a series about the object pronouns. Next, I will do indirect object pronouns. I hope you find it useful! https://youtu.be/fj0ahS0sP6Q

A las 5:00 (Easter). We'll talk about hobbies. Meeting ID: 868 1800 5202