Spanish with Romi

🎨 Learn Colors in Spanish!

In Spanish, most colors change depending on whether the noun is masculine or feminine.

- Rojo = Red → el auto rojo/ la casa roja
- Azul = Blue → el cielo azul/ la camisa azul
- Amarillo = Yellow → el sol amarillo/ la mesa amarilla
- Verde = Green → el árbol verde / la hoja verde
- Negro = Black → el gato negro/ la bota negra
- Blanco = White → el perro blanco/ la camisa blanca
- Rosa o rosado = Pink → el vestido rosado/ la computadora rosada.
- Morado o púrpura = Purple → el pulpo morado/ la flor morada
- Naranja o anaranjado = Orange → el cielo anaranjado/ la cortina anaranjada.
- Marrón = Brown → el zapato marrón/ la botella marrón.

Quick Grammar Tip:
If the color ends in "o", it changes to "a" for feminine nouns.
If it ends in "e", "a" or a consonant, it stays the same: el libro verde, la mesa verde.

Practice sentence:
Me gusta el cielo azul y las flores rosadas. ( I like the blue sky and pink flowers.)

Save this post and try writing your favorite color in the comments! 👇
¿Cuál es tu color favorito?

Let’s talk about love in Spanish! 💍✨

Do you know how to describe your relationship status in Spanish? Whether you are "casado" or "soltero," it's essential vocabulary for your daily conversations.

💡 PRO TIP: These words are adjectives, so they must match your gender!👦 If you are a boy, use the -o ending (e.g., Estoy soltero). 👧 If you are a girl, use the -a ending (e.g., Estoy soltera).

Also, remember we use the verb ESTAR for these statuses: "Estoy casado" (I am married).
Save this post for your next trip to a Spanish-speaking country! ✈️

The Daily Meals 🇦🇷
If you're moving to or visiting Argentina, you need to sync your watch with our stomach! Here’s the daily routine:
Desayuno (7:00 – 10:00 AM): Keep it light! A quick café☕️ or mate🧉with some tostadas🍞 or medialunas (sweet croissants). 🥐. If we’re hungry, avocado toast and eggs. 🥑🍳
Almuerzo (1:00 – 2:30 PM): Usually a solid meal like empanada, milanesa, pasta, or a quick steak to keep you going. 🥩
Merienda (5:00 – 7:00 PM): Our sacred afternoon tea. We gather for mate, tea or coffee with something sweet or savory. 🧉☕️🍪🥪
Cena (9:00 – 11:00 PM): A Relaxed Dinner around 9:00 or 11:00 PM. It can be light (like a tart or salad) or a big Asado with friends on weekends! 🥩🍷

¿Qué hora es? ⏰ Tell the time in Spanish!
Learning how to talk about time is one of the first steps to fluency. Do you know how to answer this question? 🧐
Quick guide for you:
Es la una... (It’s one o’clock)
Son las dos / tres / diez... (It’s two / three / ten o’clock)
¿A qué hora? (At what time?)
¡No pierdas el tiempo! ⏳ Practica en los comentarios: ¿Qué hora es en tu país ahora mismo? 👇

Times of the day in Spanish.
Partes del día en español.

Happy Easter! 🐰🐇 The post says “Feliz Domingo de Pascua” —that means “Happy Easter Sunday” (perfect for today!). Quick tip: for Easter in general we say “¡Felices Pascuas!”(plural).
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Picture dictionary,
HOY: LAS FRUTAS
¿Cuál es tu favorita? ¿Falta alguna que quisieras saber?. Te leo 😄

Fruit and vegetables vocabulary.
Part 1 🍅🍓🥔🍆🥬🍐🍉🍊🍐🍌
Follow for part 2 🤓

Vocabulario útil en la cafetería.
Sí te sirvió dale me gusta 😊