Los Sanfermines: affirmative imperative (-e), possessive adjectives
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I can use the imperative to give advice and instructions about what to do at a festival.
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To make a noun plural, add -s if it ends in a vowel and -es if it ends in a consonant.
[s] sounds like 'siempre', [z] sounds like 'empezar', [ci] sounds like 'principio' and [ce] sounds like 'entonces'.
To say ‘you do something to yourself’, use 'te' before the verb, and 'me' to say 'I do something to myself’.
When talking to somebody familiar to you (tú) with the affirmative imperative with -er verbs, use the ending -e.
San Fermín (or San Fermines) is a week-long celebration held annually in Pamplona that involves running with bulls.
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