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

Conseguir The Spanish verb conseguir (to get, achieve, or obtain) derives from the Latin verb cōnsequī, meaning "to follow," "to reach," or "to overtake". It is formed by the prefix con- (together, indicating completion) + sequī (to follow). In some parts of the Hispanic world, conseguir is also used as a synonym of “to find”, as in finding an object or thing. Algunas conjugaciones: Presente: consigo, consigues, consigue, conseguimos, conseguís, consiguen. Futuro: conseguiré, conseguirás, conseguirá, conseguiremos, conseguiréis, conseguirán. Presente perfecto: he conseguido, has conseguido, ha conseguido, hemos conseguido, habéis conseguido, han conseguido. Algunos ejemplos: Ana consiguió su sueño de viajar por Europa. Nosotros no conseguimos trabajo. Voy a conseguir los ingredientes para el pastel. ¡Tu turno! Write a sentence using conseguir in the comments!

Reminder: Today at 5:00 p.m. (Eastern) ¡Nos vemos!

¡Hola! We will be meeting every Tuesday at 5:00 for our Spanish conversation club. We will have a topic to focus on every week. This week we'll talk about family. Here are some useful vocabulary and questions (you can also find all this in the Classroom under "Vocabulary, Tips, and more") ¡Nos vemos el martes!

¡Hola! I've started a YouTube channel where I will be posting a variety of videos for all skill levels. Check it out! You can also find the videos in the Classroom. https://www.youtube.com/@TheSpanishPoint-26