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Poem in Spanish - "Los Animales"
Since my last poem, I found that poem-writing helps me to improve my Spanish on a large scale. It's something I enjoy, and a really useful way to utilize my vocabulary without sounding awkward. Once again, enjoy! ^-^
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Los Animales
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Me gustan los animales, grandes y pequenos
De gatos, al pinguinos, al lobos, al caballos
No me gusta perros porque tengo miedo
Pero muchos gusto lindos gatos, y puedo
Pescados comen vegetales o pescados mas pequenos
Lobos comen conejitos, pajarros, y pescados
Gatos comen ratones, carne, pollos y pescados
Muchos animales son comen pescados
Y yo como pescados delicioso, con salsa
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As before, please tell me if there are any mistakes I made below, and give me tips on how to improve my poem. Gracias! ^-^
11 Comments
492
Hello!
Cute poem:)
I am not perfect in Spanish either, still, I try to correct some grammar (good exercise for me, too)
Me gustan los animales, grandes y pequenos
De gatos, al pinguinos, al lobos, al caballos (? I don't know the purpose of de, al here )
No me gusta perros por que son de muedo (miedo=fear. Are you afraid of dogs? If yes, porque tengo miedo )
Pero mucho gusto lindos gatos, y puedo (y puedo hangs into nothing, it is only here for the rhyme )
Los pescados comen vegetales o pescados mas pequenos
Los lobos comen conejitos, pajaros, y pescados
Los gatos comen ratones, carne, pollos y pescados
Muchos animales comen pescados
Y yo como pescados deliciosos, con salsa
Generally: 1. comemos means we eat, and comen means they eat.
2. In English, when you make a general statement, "Cats eat mice", you omit "the". (so not "The cats eat mice") But in Spanish, as far as I know, you use el, la, los, las in general statements. Los gatos comen ratones.
492
And one more: No me gustan los perros.
If the thing you like (or don't like) is plural, use gustan. And there is an article after gustan, I don't know why, but Duo only accepts it this way.