Business (los negocios)
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Helpful verbs
aceptar ("to accept"), llegar ("to arrive"), ganar ("to earn"), e.g.:
aceptar
Acepto su propuesta = "I
accept your offer"
llegar
Es necesario llegar a tiempo = "You need to
arrive on time"
ganar
Mi madre gana $ 30 por hora = "My mother
makes $30 an hour"
Grammar Point: Noun agreement
All Spanish nouns are classified as either masculine or feminine. Make sure the determiner (e.g.:
el, la, un, una) matches the noun for gender, e.g.: since the word for "thing" (
cosa) is feminine, you need to write
una cosa ("a thing"), not
un cosa (note that the noun's ending isn't always a good indication of gender, e.g.:
un problema).
There is also agreement in terms of singular and plural, e.g.:
las cosas = "the thing
s". You can learn more about noun agreement
here.