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El Rincón Español - homeschool Spanish support
May. 11, 2009
¡Me encanta esta canción!

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Phrase of the Week:

¡Me encanta esta canción!
(may ehn-CAHN-tah EHS-tah cahn-see-OHN)

I love this song!


The Spanish verb encantarse comes from the same root word from which we get our words "enchant" or "charm".  It is liberally used in Spanish to describe anything they love and enjoy.  Similarly, a charming person is referred to as encantador/encantadora.

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