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I have a sister Tengo una hermana
Usa have y has para hablar de posesión y familia — I/you/we/they usan have, he/she/it usan has. La negación es don't/doesn't have, la pregunta es Do you have…?. Aprende vocabulario de familia (family, father, mother, dad, mum, brother, sister, parents, child), y el rincón de pronunciación trata los dos sonidos "th" del inglés, /θ/ y /ð/.
Dialogue
I Have a Brother — Tengo un hermano
- Emma Minsu, do you have a brother? Minsu, ¿tienes un hermano?
- Minsu Yes, I have a brother. My brother have a child. Sí, tengo un hermano. Mi hermano tiene un hijo. (error: have → has)
- Emma He has a child. "He has," Minsu. Es He has a child. "He has", Minsu.
- Minsu Ah, he has a child! Thank you. ¡Ah, he has a child! Gracias.
Dialogue
I Don't Have a Brother — No tengo un hermano
- Jack Emma, do you have a brother? Emma, ¿tienes un hermano?
- Emma No, I don't have a brother. I have a sister. No, no tengo un hermano. Tengo una hermana.
- Jack I have a brother and a sister. Tengo un hermano y una hermana.
Vocabulary
| 汉字 | Pinyin | POS | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| have | /hæv/ | v. | tener |
| has | /hæz/ | v. | (tercera persona del singular de have: he/she/it) |
| family | /ˈfæməli/ | n. | familia |
| father | /ˈfɑːðər/ | n. | padre |
| mother | /ˈmʌðər/ | n. | madre |
| dad | /dæd/ | n. | papá |
| mum | /mʌm/ | n. | mamá (británico; EE. UU. mom) |
| brother | /ˈbrʌðər/ | n. | hermano |
| sister | /ˈsɪstər/ | n. | hermana |
| parents | /ˈperənts/ | n. | padres |
| child | /tʃaɪld/ | n. | hijo, niño |
Grammar
have / has have / has
have는 "있다/가지다"예요. I, you, we, they는 have, he, she, it는 has를 씁니다. 부정은 do/does + not + have: I don't have…, She doesn't have…. 질문은 Do/Does + 주어 + have…?: Do you have a brother?
have significa "tener". I, you, we, they usan have, y he, she, it usan has. La negación es do/does + not + have: I don't have…, She doesn't have…. La pregunta es Do/Does + sujeto + have…?: Do you have a brother?
- I have a sister. /aɪ hæv ə ˈsɪstər/ Tengo una hermana.
- She has a brother. /ʃiː hæz ə ˈbrʌðər/ Ella tiene un hermano. (he/she → has)
- He doesn't have a child. /hiː ˈdʌznt hæv ə tʃaɪld/ Él no tiene hijos. (negación: doesn't have)
pronunciation
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