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5th meeting (Spanish/Swiss/German)

lunch at TAMK and getting organized

We met at TAMK at noon to grab some food and discuss our plans for our next meetings. We realized that we are going to be very busy in the next couple of weeks however we did find some days where we were free again. It was fun and great way to get more organized.

Paula also taught us how to say the different months in a year in Spanish:

 

Enero                                 January

Febrero                              February

Marzo                                March

Abril                                    April

Mayo                                  May

Junio                                   June

Julio                                    July

Agosto                               August

Septiembre                       September

Octubre                             October

Noviembre                        November

Diciembre                          December

 

And I also learned the days within a week:

 

Lunes                                 Monday

Martes                               Tuesday

Miércoles                          Wednesday

Jueves                                Thursday

Viernes                               Friday

Sábado                               Saturday

Domingo                           Sunday

 

It was nice and we said that next time we are going to teach each other the numbers.

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