Spanish For Dummies by Cecie Kraynak & Susana Wald

Author:Cecie Kraynak & Susana Wald [Kraynak, Cecie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2011-01-06T08:00:00+00:00

Chapter 10

Going Out on the Town

In This Chapter

Conjugating the verb salir (to go out)

Finding out what time the fun begins and ends

Inviting friends and family with the verb invitar

Enjoying movies, theater, art, and music

Dancing and singing with the verbs bailar and cantar

You have no chance of getting bored in Latin American circles. Be it music, movies, theater, or dance — you name it — you have much to see and experience.

Latinos love culture, and they rejoice in turning their cultural activities into social events — gathering with old friends and new arrivals for movies, concerts, the opera, or whatever. Latin American events combine color and costume, music and dance, artistry and passion. The people tend to be quite uninhibited and live life with great gusto. In fact, they invented the word gusto (goohs-toh) (the pleasure [Literally: the taste]).

In this chapter you find out how to enjoy yourself Latin-American style.

Going Out with the Verb Salir

Salir (sah-leer) (to go out, to leave) is an irregular verb that has many different uses. Here’s how you conjugate salir in the present tense:

Conjugation

Pronunciation

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