In this article we aim to provide you with an easy to follow guide on the basics of the Spanish language, concentrating on the differences between Spanish and English sentence structure.
Sentence Structure
If you want to understand basic Spanish you need to know that the main difference between English and Spanish is in the way that sentences are constructed. Firstly let us look at a typical Spanish sentence.
Me gusta el vino espańol.
This sentence means;
I like Spanish wine.
Did you notice that in the English version wine comes after Spanish, but in the Spanish sentence vino comes before espańol? This is because in the Spanish language the adjective (an adjective is word than is used to describe something,in this case we have used espańol, which means Spanish), always comes after the noun (a noun is basically another name for a thing, in this case vino meaning wine).
So if I wanted to say, I like white wine, in Spanish I would say Me gusta vino blanco. Blanco means white in Spanish.
The rule applies whether we are referring to a drink or a person.
The English sentence A Spanish man.
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