Podcast  #027 - Spanish for beginnersSpanish Language & Culture Newsletter. 
Five more adjectives that take a different meaning with Ser and Estar (Part IV)
Podcast  #027 - Spanish for beginnersSpanish Language & Culture Newsletter. 
Five more adjectives that take a different meaning with Ser and Estar (Part IV)

Podcast #027 - Spanish for beginnersSpanish Language & Culture Newsletter. Five more adjectives that take a different meaning with Ser and Estar (Part IV)

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You can find below the pronunciation of the Spanish words / expressions used on previous<a href="https://spanishlanguage.substack.com/p/spanish-language-and-culture-newsletter-d65"> Newsletter #027</a>.<br/><br/>Transcript<br/><br/>(00:14)&#160;Hola y bienvenidos a un nuevo n&#250;mero de Spanish Language and Culture Newsletter. (Hello and welcome to a new issue of Spanish Language and Culture Newsletter.)<br/><br/>(00:20)&#160;El n&#250;mero veintisiete. (Number twenty-seven.)<br/><br/>(00:23)&#160;Hoy vamos a hablar sobre cinco adjetivos m&#225;s, ... (Today we are going to talk about five more adjectives, ...)<br/><br/>(00:26)&#160;... que cambian de significado seg&#250;n los usemos con SER o ESTAR. (... that change meaning as we use them with SER or ESTAR.)<br/><br/>(00:31)&#160;Y es la parte n&#250;mero cuarta, n&#250;mero cuatro. (And it is the fourth part, number four.)<br/><br/>(00:36)&#160;Seg&#250;n vemos en la Newsletter, &#8230; (As we see in the Newsletter, ...)<br/><br/>(00:37)&#160;... el primer adjetivo que tenemos es LISTO. LISTO / LISTA. (... the first adjective we have is LISTO. LISTO/ LISTA.)<br/><br/>(00:43)&#160;Cuando lo usamos con el verbo SER, ... (When we use it with the verb SER, ...)<br/><br/>(00:46)&#160;... significa "to be clever", "to be smart". (... it means"to be clever", "to be smart". )<br/><br/>(00:49)&#160;Y el ejemplo que tiene es: "Antonio es muy listo." (And the example given is: "Antonio is very smart.)<br/><br/>(00:56)&#160;Por otro lado, cuando usamos LISTO / LISTA con el verbo ESTAR, ... (On the other hand, when we use LISTO / LISTA with the verb ESTAR, ...)<br/><br/>(01:03)&#160;... significa "to be ready", y el ejemplo que tenemos aqu&#237; es: (... means "to be ready", and the example we have here is: )<br/><br/>(01:08)&#160;"La comida est&#225; lista." ("The meal is ready.")<br/><br/>(01:15)&#160;Otro adjetivo: MALO / MALA. MALO, masculino; MALA, femenino. (Another adjective: MALO / MALA. MALO, masculine; MALA, feminine.)<br/><br/>(01:22)&#160;Si usamos MALO con

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