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The document provides instructions for learning a new language in 7 days using the SRCI methodology. It recommends learning 600 basic words through associating them using imaginative and unlikely connections to aid memorization. Tables are provided to categorize and memorize vocabulary across various topics using this association technique over the course of a week.

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Learn a language in 7 days ROBERT BRUNET robert.brunet@urv.cat IQ responsible of AEGEEs got Talent Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona Robert Brunet Page 1 of 90
1.General Information Earth 2. Lear a language is so easy 3. Methodology SRCI to learn new languages 4. How to memorize all the words 5. Tables to memorize 6. Recommendations tables to memorize 7. Seven days of work Robert Brunet Page 2 of 90
1. General Information Earth Robert Brunet Page 3 of 90
Our world 6.849.507.003 people 194 Countries 6.912 Languages 121 Language Families Robert Brunet Page 4 of 90
Most speaked languages Language Family Native 1 Mandarin Sino-Tibetan, Chinese 845 million 2 Spanish Indo-European, Romance 329 million 3 English Indo-European, Germanic 328 million 4 Hindi-Urdu Indo-European, Indic 240 million 5 Arabic Afro-Asiatic, Semitic 232 million 6 Bengali Indo-European, Indic 181 million 7 Poruguese Indo-European, Romance 178 million 8 Russian Indo-European, Slavic 144 million 9 Japanese Japonic 122 million 10 Punjabi Indo-European, Indic 109 million Robert Brunet Page 5 of 90
Most speaked language families Familiy Continent Count 1 Mandarin Africa 1532 2 Spanish Asia/Australasia 1257 3 English Australasi 447 4 Hindi-Urdu Asia 449 5 Arabic Europe/Asia 439 6 Bengali Africa/Asia 374 Robert Brunet Page 6 of 90
2. Learn a language is so easy Robert Brunet Page 7 of 90
What is common ? Hirsohima (Japan) Iquitos (Peru) Philadelphia (United States) Tarragona (Spain) Robert Brunet Page 8 of 90
Everybody speaks a language 揃 Doesnt matter the country that you visit in all of them the natives, speak the language perfectly. 揃 But not all of them write correclty. 揃 Why ? 揃 Because is easier to speak than to write. Therefore: Is it difficult to speak a language? -Not at all, if all the native can do it why you cannot? - A lot of people thinks that we learnt our language because we were kids at the time. But it is easy to learn a language when you are an adult rather than when you are a kid. Robert Brunet Page 9 of 90
Reasons to learn a language Robert Brunet Page 10 of 90
Why kids learn a language? 2.Obligation 4.Necessity 6.Repetition 8.Constancy 10.Boring Robert Brunet Page 11 of 90
Differences I want & I have to Robert Brunet Page 12 of 90
Some difficulties to learn language 2.Vocabulary 8.Pronunciation 13.Grammar Robert Brunet Page 13 of 90
Vocabulary 揃 The vocabulary is the most important. 揃 Pronunciation and grammar doesnt matter if you dont have vocabulary. Robert Brunet Page 14 of 90
Pronunciation 揃 When you speak its not just important that you know the word. It is also important that the other understand what you are trying to say. 揃 Bad pronunciation can cause problems of misunderstanding. Robert Brunet Page 15 of 90
Grammar 揃 Grammar is the set of structural rules that govern the composition of clauses, phrases, and words in any given natural language. Robert Brunet Page 16 of 90
3. Methodology SRCI to learn new languages Robert Brunet Page 17 of 90
System SRCI (Vocabulary) 揃 SRCI (Sistema Ram坦n Campayo de Idiomas) 3. Learn the basic vocabulary 600 words, but they have to be good chosen. Robert Brunet Page 18 of 90
Material Recquired 揃 Dictionary with pronunciation in every word 揃 Traduction Agenda 揃 Electronic dictionary 揃 Recorder/ Video Camera Robert Brunet Page 19 of 90
This is how you will speak Robert Brunet Page 20 of 90
4. How to memorize all the words Robert Brunet Page 21 of 90
Asociaciones Inverosimiles The method to memorize easly is the inverosimil association, because our memory works with association of images and ideas. Any word that you dont know in a language is a pure date. I cannot dudece the nubmer of habitants, or the geographical position or the color of the flag, non historic data, because all of them are pure date. All the words are pure data, therefore we have to use our imagination to find links among these new words. Robert Brunet Page 22 of 90
Exercices Pure Data Association of visuable words Association of non-visuable words Robert Brunet Page 23 of 90
5. Tables to memorize Robert Brunet Page 24 of 90
Adquire vocabulary There is no relation between arbol and tree There are also similar words easy to memorize The students use repetition to memorize but this is not the best way Robert Brunet Page 25 of 90
Tables Divide in different grous a total of 850 words We have to learn less that 600, which will be our basic vocabulary. Idioma Pronunciaci坦n Idioma Asociaci坦n Inveros鱈mil extranjero Natal xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Greet grit Saludar Es bueno saludar a gritos (te oye m叩s gente). Robert Brunet Page 26 of 90
1. Greet (SALUDAR) Greet 束grit損 SALUDAR Es bueno saludar a gritos (te oye m叩s gente) xxxxxxx xxxxxxx HOLA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENOS DAS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENAS TARDES xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENAS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx NOCHES xxxxxxx xxxxxxx HASTA PRONTO xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx ADIS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Robert Brunet Page 27 of 90
V 2. Be / 3. Feelings SER ESTAR TENER HABER QUERER DESEAR AMAR AYUDAR INTENTAR PEDIR NECESITA R Robert Brunet Page 28 of 90
V 4.Life / 5.Senses VIVIR NACER CRECER MORIR DOLER CURAR VER MIRAR OR ESCUCHAR GUSTAR TOCAR OLER Robert Brunet Page 29 of 90
V 6.Communicate / 7.Do HABLAR DECIR LEER ESCRIBIR BORRAR FIRMAR PODER HACER TRABAJAR CONSTRUI R ELIMINAR LLENAR Robert Brunet Page 30 of 90
V 8.Thinkings / 9.Studying PENSAR IMAGINAR CREER SABER CONOCER OLVIDAR ESTUDIAR ATENDER COMPRENDE R MEMORIZAR ENSEAR APRENDER Robert Brunet Page 31 of 90
V 10.Move(I) / 11.Move(II) IR LLEGAR VOLVER VENIR ENTRAR SALIR ANDAR CORRER SALTAR BAILAR PARAR ESPERAR Robert Brunet Page 32 of 90
V 12.Move (III) / 13.Relax VIAJAR SUBIR BAJAR CONDUCIR VOLAR NADAR DESCANSA R DORMIR DESPERTAR VESTIR LIMPIAR Robert Brunet Page 33 of 90
V 14.Eat / 15.Buy / 16.Take COMER BEBER COMPRAR ALQUILA R PERDER BUSCAR COGER UTILIZA R TIRAR ENVIAR Robert Brunet Page 34 of 90
S 17.Documents / 18. Directions DOCUMENTACIN PASSAPORTE POLICIA EQUIPAJE MALETA PORTATIL ENTRADA SALIDA DERECHA IZQUIERDA Robert Brunet Page 35 of 90
S 19.Stations / 20.Transport AEROPUERTO PUERTO ESTACION TREN ESTACION BUS ESTACION METRO AVION BARCO TREN BUS METRO TAXI COCHE MOTO BICICLETA Robert Brunet Page 36 of 90
S 21.Places / 22.Furniture HOTEL HABITACIN NMERO LLAVE ASCENSOR ESCALERAS SALN SOF SILLA MESA TELFONO TELEVISIN RADIO LMPARA BALCN Robert Brunet Page 37 of 90
S 23.House DORMITORIO CAMA BAO DUCHA TOALLA COCINA FRIGORFICO PLATO VASO TAZA CUCHARA TENEDOR CUCHILLO SERVILLETA Robert Brunet Page 38 of 90
S 24.Country / 25.Shops PAS IDIOMA CIUDAD PUEBLO CASA PARQUE TIENDA EMPRESA SUPERMERCAD O RESTAURANTE CAFETERA Robert Brunet Page 39 of 90
S 25.Money / 26.School PRECIO REGALO GRATIS BANCO DINERO BITLLETE MONEDA ESCUELA ACADEMIA INSTITUTO UNIVERSIDA D Robert Brunet Page 40 of 90
S 27.Food(I) PAN PASTA SOPA PATATAS ARROZ VERDURA ENSALADA SALSA HUEVOS CARNE POLLO PESCADO POSTRE FRUTA Robert Brunet Page 41 of 90
S 28. Food (II) NARANJA PLTANO MANZANA YOGUR PASTEL HELADO CAF T LECHE AZCAR AGUA VINO CERVEZA ALCOHOL Robert Brunet Page 42 of 90
S 29.Nature / 30.Paper MAR PLAYA RO MONTAA BOSQUE RBOL DEPORTE PAPEL CARTA FOLIO PERIDICO REVISTA BOL Robert Brunet Page 43 of 90
S 31.People HOMBRE MUJER ESPOSO ESPOSA AMIGO PADRE MADRE HIJO HIJA HERMANO HERMANA Robert Brunet Page 44 of 90
S 32.Jobs TRABAJO ESTUDIANTE PROFESOR ENFERMERA PRESIDENTE DIRECTOR CAMARERO SECRETARI O TURISTA INGENIERO Robert Brunet Page 45 of 90
S 33.Idea / 34.Name IDEA VERDAD POLTICA RELIGIN NOMBRE APELLIDO PERSONA GENTE Robert Brunet Page 46 of 90
S 35.Clothes ROPA JERSEY CAMISETA PANTALONE S UNDERWEAR ZAPATOS GAFAS BAADOR Robert Brunet Page 47 of 90
S 36.Material / 37.Time MATERIAL PLASTIC CARTON METAL MADERA TIEMPO HISTORIA FECHA EDAD AO DA HORA MINUTO SEGUNDO Robert Brunet Page 48 of 90
S 38.Day / 39.Week HOY AYER MAANA TARDE NOCHE SEMANA LUNES MARTES MIERCOLES JUEVES VIERNES SABADO DOMINGO Robert Brunet Page 49 of 90
S 40.Month MES ENERO FEBRERO MARZO ABRIL MAYO JUNIO JULIO AGOSTO SEPTIEMBRE OCTUBRE NOVIEMBRE DICIEMBRE Robert Brunet Page 50 of 90
S 41.Weather / 42.Parties TIEMPO VERANO SOL CALOR INVIERNO NAVIDAD NIEVE PRIMAVERA OTOO LLOVER FIESTAS VACACIONE S VIAJE Robert Brunet Page 51 of 90
S 43.Body CUERPO CABEZA CARA OJO NARIZ BOCA PECHO ESPALDA CORAZN BRAZO MANO PIERNA RODILA Robert Brunet Page 52 of 90
S 44.Animals ANIMAL PERRO GATO CABALLO VACA CERDO VACA Robert Brunet Page 53 of 90
S 45.Adjetives ADJETIVOS BUENO MALO REGULAR MEJOR PEOR MAYOR MENOR GRANDE PEQUEO BONITO GUAPO SUCIO Robert Brunet Page 54 of 90
S 45.Adjectives FRO BARATO CARO LLENO VACO LISTO TONTO INTELIGENTE ESTPIDO CAPAZ SEGURO INTERESANT E FCIL DIFCIL Robert Brunet Page 55 of 90
S 45.Adjectives JOVEN VIEJO ALTO BAJO FUERTE FLOJO ENFERMO SANO DELGADO GORDO AGRADABLE SIMPTICO GRACIOSO Robert Brunet Page 56 of 90
S 45.Adjectives EDUCADO TRISTE FELIZ CANSADO COLOR BLANCO NEGRO AZUL ROJO VERDE AMARILLO Robert Brunet Page 57 of 90
46.Adverbios S SIEMPRE TAMBIN CLARO EXACTO CIERTO Robert Brunet Page 58 of 90
46.Adverbios NO NUNCA TAMPOCO FALSO Robert Brunet Page 59 of 90
46.Adverbios BIEN MAL REGULAR AS COMO Robert Brunet Page 60 of 90
46.Adverbios QUIZ DEPNDE A VECES Robert Brunet Page 61 of 90
46.Adverbios MUY MUCHO POCO BASTANTE TODO NADA CASI MS MENOS SOLO AHORA ANTES DESPUS SIGUIENTE MIENTRAS Robert Brunet Page 62 of 90
46.Adverbios AQU AH ALL ENFRENTE JUNTO A DELANTE DETRS CERCA LEJOS DENTRO FUERA ENCIMA DEBAJO RPIDO LENTO Robert Brunet Page 63 of 90
46.Adverbios SALUDAR HOLA BUENOS DAS BUENAS TARDES BUENAS NOCHES HASTA PRONTO ADIS Robert Brunet Page 64 of 90
47.Palabras Interrogativas 多Qu辿? 多Qui辿n? 多Cu叩l? 多Por qu辿? 多C坦mo? 多Cu叩ndo? 多D坦nde? 多Cu叩nto? Robert Brunet Page 65 of 90
48.Posesive pronouns Yo T炭 l Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Mi T炭 Su Nuestro Vuestro Sus Robert Brunet Page 66 of 90
48.Demostrative pronouns Este Esta Esto Ese Esa Eso Aquel Aquella Aquello Robert Brunet Page 67 of 90
49.粥姻岳鱈界顎鉛看壊 El La Un Robert Brunet Page 68 of 90
50.鰻炭馨艶姻看壊 Uno Dos Tres Cuatro Cinco Seis Siete Ocho Nueve Cero Robert Brunet Page 69 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Ser Yo soy T炭 eres Usted es l es Robert Brunet Page 70 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Estar Yo estoy T炭 est叩s Usted est叩 l est叩 Robert Brunet Page 71 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Haber Yo he T炭 has Usted ha l ha Robert Brunet Page 72 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Tener Yo tengo T炭 tienes Usted tiene l tiene Robert Brunet Page 73 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Querer Yo quiero T炭 quieres Usted quiere l quiere Robert Brunet Page 74 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Desear Yo deseo T炭 deseas Usted desea l desea Robert Brunet Page 75 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Poder Yo puedo T炭 puedes Usted puede l puede Robert Brunet Page 76 of 90
51.Conjugaciones esenciales Ir Yo voy T炭 vas Usted va l va Robert Brunet Page 77 of 90
6. Recommendations tables to memorize Robert Brunet Page 78 of 90
How can I separate per groups 揃 Verbs 揃 Substantives 揃 Adjectives 揃 Adverbs 揃 Regards 揃 Courtesy 揃 Interrogative words 揃 Personal pronouns 揃 Posesive pronouns 揃 Demostrative pronouns 揃 Articles 揃 Prepositions and conjugations 揃 Numbers 揃 Esencial conjugations Robert Brunet Page 79 of 90
7. Seven days of work Robert Brunet Page 80 of 90
1st Day 揃 We will focus to study the vocabulary. Make the vocabulary list in your mother languge Translate in the foreing language Write the pronunciation Find the inverosimil association between both words. 揃 Once you complete the list, you have to start to study. It is interesting that you recorded your voice. Robert Brunet Page 81 of 90
2nd Day 揃 Repite the same work as the previous day. 揃 At the end of the 2nd day you should know all the translations. Robert Brunet Page 82 of 90
3rd Day 揃 Record all the pronunciation and start to practise conversations with yourself. Robert Brunet Page 83 of 90
4th Day 揃 Record all the pronunciation and start to practise conversations with yourself. Robert Brunet Page 84 of 90
5th Day 揃 Compose sentences. Robert Brunet Page 85 of 90
6th Day 揃 Practise virtual conversations. Robert Brunet Page 86 of 90
7th Day 揃 Review everything. Robert Brunet Page 87 of 90
8. After the 7 days Robert Brunet Page 88 of 90
After the 7 days Travel to the country that you were studying the language to practise. Do other courses of the same language. See movies with subtitles. Read books in this language. Use translators with good pronunciation. Use a communication guide. Watch and listen TV and radio in that language. Take particular classes. Go to academia. Robert Brunet Page 89 of 90
Thanks for your attention! Learn a language in 7 days ROBERT BRUNET IQ responsible of AEGEEs got Talent Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona Robert Brunet Page 90 of 90

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  • 1. Learn a language in 7 days ROBERT BRUNET robert.brunet@urv.cat IQ responsible of AEGEEs got Talent Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona Robert Brunet Page 1 of 90
  • 2. 1.General Information Earth 2. Lear a language is so easy 3. Methodology SRCI to learn new languages 4. How to memorize all the words 5. Tables to memorize 6. Recommendations tables to memorize 7. Seven days of work Robert Brunet Page 2 of 90
  • 3. 1. General Information Earth Robert Brunet Page 3 of 90
  • 4. Our world 6.849.507.003 people 194 Countries 6.912 Languages 121 Language Families Robert Brunet Page 4 of 90
  • 5. Most speaked languages Language Family Native 1 Mandarin Sino-Tibetan, Chinese 845 million 2 Spanish Indo-European, Romance 329 million 3 English Indo-European, Germanic 328 million 4 Hindi-Urdu Indo-European, Indic 240 million 5 Arabic Afro-Asiatic, Semitic 232 million 6 Bengali Indo-European, Indic 181 million 7 Poruguese Indo-European, Romance 178 million 8 Russian Indo-European, Slavic 144 million 9 Japanese Japonic 122 million 10 Punjabi Indo-European, Indic 109 million Robert Brunet Page 5 of 90
  • 6. Most speaked language families Familiy Continent Count 1 Mandarin Africa 1532 2 Spanish Asia/Australasia 1257 3 English Australasi 447 4 Hindi-Urdu Asia 449 5 Arabic Europe/Asia 439 6 Bengali Africa/Asia 374 Robert Brunet Page 6 of 90
  • 7. 2. Learn a language is so easy Robert Brunet Page 7 of 90
  • 8. What is common ? Hirsohima (Japan) Iquitos (Peru) Philadelphia (United States) Tarragona (Spain) Robert Brunet Page 8 of 90
  • 9. Everybody speaks a language 揃 Doesnt matter the country that you visit in all of them the natives, speak the language perfectly. 揃 But not all of them write correclty. 揃 Why ? 揃 Because is easier to speak than to write. Therefore: Is it difficult to speak a language? -Not at all, if all the native can do it why you cannot? - A lot of people thinks that we learnt our language because we were kids at the time. But it is easy to learn a language when you are an adult rather than when you are a kid. Robert Brunet Page 9 of 90
  • 10. Reasons to learn a language Robert Brunet Page 10 of 90
  • 11. Why kids learn a language? 2.Obligation 4.Necessity 6.Repetition 8.Constancy 10.Boring Robert Brunet Page 11 of 90
  • 12. Differences I want & I have to Robert Brunet Page 12 of 90
  • 13. Some difficulties to learn language 2.Vocabulary 8.Pronunciation 13.Grammar Robert Brunet Page 13 of 90
  • 14. Vocabulary 揃 The vocabulary is the most important. 揃 Pronunciation and grammar doesnt matter if you dont have vocabulary. Robert Brunet Page 14 of 90
  • 15. Pronunciation 揃 When you speak its not just important that you know the word. It is also important that the other understand what you are trying to say. 揃 Bad pronunciation can cause problems of misunderstanding. Robert Brunet Page 15 of 90
  • 16. Grammar 揃 Grammar is the set of structural rules that govern the composition of clauses, phrases, and words in any given natural language. Robert Brunet Page 16 of 90
  • 17. 3. Methodology SRCI to learn new languages Robert Brunet Page 17 of 90
  • 18. System SRCI (Vocabulary) 揃 SRCI (Sistema Ram坦n Campayo de Idiomas) 3. Learn the basic vocabulary 600 words, but they have to be good chosen. Robert Brunet Page 18 of 90
  • 19. Material Recquired 揃 Dictionary with pronunciation in every word 揃 Traduction Agenda 揃 Electronic dictionary 揃 Recorder/ Video Camera Robert Brunet Page 19 of 90
  • 20. This is how you will speak Robert Brunet Page 20 of 90
  • 21. 4. How to memorize all the words Robert Brunet Page 21 of 90
  • 22. Asociaciones Inverosimiles The method to memorize easly is the inverosimil association, because our memory works with association of images and ideas. Any word that you dont know in a language is a pure date. I cannot dudece the nubmer of habitants, or the geographical position or the color of the flag, non historic data, because all of them are pure date. All the words are pure data, therefore we have to use our imagination to find links among these new words. Robert Brunet Page 22 of 90
  • 23. Exercices Pure Data Association of visuable words Association of non-visuable words Robert Brunet Page 23 of 90
  • 24. 5. Tables to memorize Robert Brunet Page 24 of 90
  • 25. Adquire vocabulary There is no relation between arbol and tree There are also similar words easy to memorize The students use repetition to memorize but this is not the best way Robert Brunet Page 25 of 90
  • 26. Tables Divide in different grous a total of 850 words We have to learn less that 600, which will be our basic vocabulary. Idioma Pronunciaci坦n Idioma Asociaci坦n Inveros鱈mil extranjero Natal xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Greet grit Saludar Es bueno saludar a gritos (te oye m叩s gente). Robert Brunet Page 26 of 90
  • 27. 1. Greet (SALUDAR) Greet 束grit損 SALUDAR Es bueno saludar a gritos (te oye m叩s gente) xxxxxxx xxxxxxx HOLA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENOS DAS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENAS TARDES xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx BUENAS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx NOCHES xxxxxxx xxxxxxx HASTA PRONTO xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx ADIS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Robert Brunet Page 27 of 90
  • 28. V 2. Be / 3. Feelings SER ESTAR TENER HABER QUERER DESEAR AMAR AYUDAR INTENTAR PEDIR NECESITA R Robert Brunet Page 28 of 90
  • 29. V 4.Life / 5.Senses VIVIR NACER CRECER MORIR DOLER CURAR VER MIRAR OR ESCUCHAR GUSTAR TOCAR OLER Robert Brunet Page 29 of 90
  • 30. V 6.Communicate / 7.Do HABLAR DECIR LEER ESCRIBIR BORRAR FIRMAR PODER HACER TRABAJAR CONSTRUI R ELIMINAR LLENAR Robert Brunet Page 30 of 90
  • 31. V 8.Thinkings / 9.Studying PENSAR IMAGINAR CREER SABER CONOCER OLVIDAR ESTUDIAR ATENDER COMPRENDE R MEMORIZAR ENSEAR APRENDER Robert Brunet Page 31 of 90
  • 32. V 10.Move(I) / 11.Move(II) IR LLEGAR VOLVER VENIR ENTRAR SALIR ANDAR CORRER SALTAR BAILAR PARAR ESPERAR Robert Brunet Page 32 of 90
  • 33. V 12.Move (III) / 13.Relax VIAJAR SUBIR BAJAR CONDUCIR VOLAR NADAR DESCANSA R DORMIR DESPERTAR VESTIR LIMPIAR Robert Brunet Page 33 of 90
  • 34. V 14.Eat / 15.Buy / 16.Take COMER BEBER COMPRAR ALQUILA R PERDER BUSCAR COGER UTILIZA R TIRAR ENVIAR Robert Brunet Page 34 of 90
  • 35. S 17.Documents / 18. Directions DOCUMENTACIN PASSAPORTE POLICIA EQUIPAJE MALETA PORTATIL ENTRADA SALIDA DERECHA IZQUIERDA Robert Brunet Page 35 of 90
  • 36. S 19.Stations / 20.Transport AEROPUERTO PUERTO ESTACION TREN ESTACION BUS ESTACION METRO AVION BARCO TREN BUS METRO TAXI COCHE MOTO BICICLETA Robert Brunet Page 36 of 90
  • 37. S 21.Places / 22.Furniture HOTEL HABITACIN NMERO LLAVE ASCENSOR ESCALERAS SALN SOF SILLA MESA TELFONO TELEVISIN RADIO LMPARA BALCN Robert Brunet Page 37 of 90
  • 38. S 23.House DORMITORIO CAMA BAO DUCHA TOALLA COCINA FRIGORFICO PLATO VASO TAZA CUCHARA TENEDOR CUCHILLO SERVILLETA Robert Brunet Page 38 of 90
  • 39. S 24.Country / 25.Shops PAS IDIOMA CIUDAD PUEBLO CASA PARQUE TIENDA EMPRESA SUPERMERCAD O RESTAURANTE CAFETERA Robert Brunet Page 39 of 90
  • 40. S 25.Money / 26.School PRECIO REGALO GRATIS BANCO DINERO BITLLETE MONEDA ESCUELA ACADEMIA INSTITUTO UNIVERSIDA D Robert Brunet Page 40 of 90
  • 41. S 27.Food(I) PAN PASTA SOPA PATATAS ARROZ VERDURA ENSALADA SALSA HUEVOS CARNE POLLO PESCADO POSTRE FRUTA Robert Brunet Page 41 of 90
  • 42. S 28. Food (II) NARANJA PLTANO MANZANA YOGUR PASTEL HELADO CAF T LECHE AZCAR AGUA VINO CERVEZA ALCOHOL Robert Brunet Page 42 of 90
  • 43. S 29.Nature / 30.Paper MAR PLAYA RO MONTAA BOSQUE RBOL DEPORTE PAPEL CARTA FOLIO PERIDICO REVISTA BOL Robert Brunet Page 43 of 90
  • 44. S 31.People HOMBRE MUJER ESPOSO ESPOSA AMIGO PADRE MADRE HIJO HIJA HERMANO HERMANA Robert Brunet Page 44 of 90
  • 45. S 32.Jobs TRABAJO ESTUDIANTE PROFESOR ENFERMERA PRESIDENTE DIRECTOR CAMARERO SECRETARI O TURISTA INGENIERO Robert Brunet Page 45 of 90
  • 46. S 33.Idea / 34.Name IDEA VERDAD POLTICA RELIGIN NOMBRE APELLIDO PERSONA GENTE Robert Brunet Page 46 of 90
  • 47. S 35.Clothes ROPA JERSEY CAMISETA PANTALONE S UNDERWEAR ZAPATOS GAFAS BAADOR Robert Brunet Page 47 of 90
  • 48. S 36.Material / 37.Time MATERIAL PLASTIC CARTON METAL MADERA TIEMPO HISTORIA FECHA EDAD AO DA HORA MINUTO SEGUNDO Robert Brunet Page 48 of 90
  • 49. S 38.Day / 39.Week HOY AYER MAANA TARDE NOCHE SEMANA LUNES MARTES MIERCOLES JUEVES VIERNES SABADO DOMINGO Robert Brunet Page 49 of 90
  • 50. S 40.Month MES ENERO FEBRERO MARZO ABRIL MAYO JUNIO JULIO AGOSTO SEPTIEMBRE OCTUBRE NOVIEMBRE DICIEMBRE Robert Brunet Page 50 of 90
  • 51. S 41.Weather / 42.Parties TIEMPO VERANO SOL CALOR INVIERNO NAVIDAD NIEVE PRIMAVERA OTOO LLOVER FIESTAS VACACIONE S VIAJE Robert Brunet Page 51 of 90
  • 52. S 43.Body CUERPO CABEZA CARA OJO NARIZ BOCA PECHO ESPALDA CORAZN BRAZO MANO PIERNA RODILA Robert Brunet Page 52 of 90
  • 53. S 44.Animals ANIMAL PERRO GATO CABALLO VACA CERDO VACA Robert Brunet Page 53 of 90
  • 54. S 45.Adjetives ADJETIVOS BUENO MALO REGULAR MEJOR PEOR MAYOR MENOR GRANDE PEQUEO BONITO GUAPO SUCIO Robert Brunet Page 54 of 90
  • 55. S 45.Adjectives FRO BARATO CARO LLENO VACO LISTO TONTO INTELIGENTE ESTPIDO CAPAZ SEGURO INTERESANT E FCIL DIFCIL Robert Brunet Page 55 of 90
  • 56. S 45.Adjectives JOVEN VIEJO ALTO BAJO FUERTE FLOJO ENFERMO SANO DELGADO GORDO AGRADABLE SIMPTICO GRACIOSO Robert Brunet Page 56 of 90
  • 57. S 45.Adjectives EDUCADO TRISTE FELIZ CANSADO COLOR BLANCO NEGRO AZUL ROJO VERDE AMARILLO Robert Brunet Page 57 of 90
  • 58. 46.Adverbios S SIEMPRE TAMBIN CLARO EXACTO CIERTO Robert Brunet Page 58 of 90
  • 59. 46.Adverbios NO NUNCA TAMPOCO FALSO Robert Brunet Page 59 of 90
  • 60. 46.Adverbios BIEN MAL REGULAR AS COMO Robert Brunet Page 60 of 90
  • 61. 46.Adverbios QUIZ DEPNDE A VECES Robert Brunet Page 61 of 90
  • 62. 46.Adverbios MUY MUCHO POCO BASTANTE TODO NADA CASI MS MENOS SOLO AHORA ANTES DESPUS SIGUIENTE MIENTRAS Robert Brunet Page 62 of 90
  • 63. 46.Adverbios AQU AH ALL ENFRENTE JUNTO A DELANTE DETRS CERCA LEJOS DENTRO FUERA ENCIMA DEBAJO RPIDO LENTO Robert Brunet Page 63 of 90
  • 64. 46.Adverbios SALUDAR HOLA BUENOS DAS BUENAS TARDES BUENAS NOCHES HASTA PRONTO ADIS Robert Brunet Page 64 of 90
  • 65. 47.Palabras Interrogativas 多Qu辿? 多Qui辿n? 多Cu叩l? 多Por qu辿? 多C坦mo? 多Cu叩ndo? 多D坦nde? 多Cu叩nto? Robert Brunet Page 65 of 90
  • 66. 48.Posesive pronouns Yo T炭 l Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Mi T炭 Su Nuestro Vuestro Sus Robert Brunet Page 66 of 90
  • 67. 48.Demostrative pronouns Este Esta Esto Ese Esa Eso Aquel Aquella Aquello Robert Brunet Page 67 of 90
  • 68. 49.粥姻岳鱈界顎鉛看壊 El La Un Robert Brunet Page 68 of 90
  • 69. 50.鰻炭馨艶姻看壊 Uno Dos Tres Cuatro Cinco Seis Siete Ocho Nueve Cero Robert Brunet Page 69 of 90
  • 70. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Ser Yo soy T炭 eres Usted es l es Robert Brunet Page 70 of 90
  • 71. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Estar Yo estoy T炭 est叩s Usted est叩 l est叩 Robert Brunet Page 71 of 90
  • 72. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Haber Yo he T炭 has Usted ha l ha Robert Brunet Page 72 of 90
  • 73. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Tener Yo tengo T炭 tienes Usted tiene l tiene Robert Brunet Page 73 of 90
  • 74. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Querer Yo quiero T炭 quieres Usted quiere l quiere Robert Brunet Page 74 of 90
  • 75. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Desear Yo deseo T炭 deseas Usted desea l desea Robert Brunet Page 75 of 90
  • 76. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Poder Yo puedo T炭 puedes Usted puede l puede Robert Brunet Page 76 of 90
  • 77. 51.Conjugaciones esenciales Ir Yo voy T炭 vas Usted va l va Robert Brunet Page 77 of 90
  • 78. 6. Recommendations tables to memorize Robert Brunet Page 78 of 90
  • 79. How can I separate per groups 揃 Verbs 揃 Substantives 揃 Adjectives 揃 Adverbs 揃 Regards 揃 Courtesy 揃 Interrogative words 揃 Personal pronouns 揃 Posesive pronouns 揃 Demostrative pronouns 揃 Articles 揃 Prepositions and conjugations 揃 Numbers 揃 Esencial conjugations Robert Brunet Page 79 of 90
  • 80. 7. Seven days of work Robert Brunet Page 80 of 90
  • 81. 1st Day 揃 We will focus to study the vocabulary. Make the vocabulary list in your mother languge Translate in the foreing language Write the pronunciation Find the inverosimil association between both words. 揃 Once you complete the list, you have to start to study. It is interesting that you recorded your voice. Robert Brunet Page 81 of 90
  • 82. 2nd Day 揃 Repite the same work as the previous day. 揃 At the end of the 2nd day you should know all the translations. Robert Brunet Page 82 of 90
  • 83. 3rd Day 揃 Record all the pronunciation and start to practise conversations with yourself. Robert Brunet Page 83 of 90
  • 84. 4th Day 揃 Record all the pronunciation and start to practise conversations with yourself. Robert Brunet Page 84 of 90
  • 85. 5th Day 揃 Compose sentences. Robert Brunet Page 85 of 90
  • 86. 6th Day 揃 Practise virtual conversations. Robert Brunet Page 86 of 90
  • 87. 7th Day 揃 Review everything. Robert Brunet Page 87 of 90
  • 88. 8. After the 7 days Robert Brunet Page 88 of 90
  • 89. After the 7 days Travel to the country that you were studying the language to practise. Do other courses of the same language. See movies with subtitles. Read books in this language. Use translators with good pronunciation. Use a communication guide. Watch and listen TV and radio in that language. Take particular classes. Go to academia. Robert Brunet Page 89 of 90
  • 90. Thanks for your attention! Learn a language in 7 days ROBERT BRUNET IQ responsible of AEGEEs got Talent Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona Robert Brunet Page 90 of 90