DEVELOP A FREE SPANISH LEARNING PROGRAM WITH CHAT GPT - HERE'S THE PROMPT

Spanish gets SO much easier if you understand certain basics.

Unlike English where I play tennis, you play tennis, he plays tennis etc. both the pronouns and the verbs (and often the second nouns and adjectives) change with each pronoun. For example I play tennis is Yo juegO tenis. You play tennis is Tu juegAS tennis etc. He plays tennis becomes El juegA tenis etc.

So I wrote all the things I typically do and came up with a prompt. If the activity involves an exception or irregular verb, I set that aside to learn later. Beginner's need to learn basics. You can use this prompt in the free version of Chat to get the same results I did and you will almost immediately learn when to use Yo, Tu, El / Ellas etc. and when to end a pronoun in O, A, As, Amos etc...

BTW, you can cut & paste the response into a Word Document, highlight all the sentences and then right click to get a "Read Aloud" option! It will read the sentences in Spanish with the right accent!

Here is the prompt:

Here are activities I do often (I listed over 20): I play tennis almost daily. I talk with friends often. I study my profession every day, I watch tv with my beautiful wife in the evenings.... (and so on)

Write a sentence for each activity I listed above, in the present tense, first in English and then with the Mexican Spanish translation below it. Below that, include a version that is more common or informal in Mexico, if applicable. I especially want to learn the universal verbs of Ir, Ar and Er. Use the following format Example for each:

I play tennis almost every day (in bold)

Translation here

Informal translation if applicable, here

You play tennis almost every day

Translation here

Informal translation if applicable, here

He / She plays tennis almost every day

Translation here

Informal translation if applicable, here

They play tennis almost every day

Translation here

Informal translation if applicable, here

We play tennis almost every day. Translation here

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