Banana I 1977

hola today we're going to discuss a very interesting in verb the verb b b b a n a r with a over end B to Banana we conjugate a verb like any other verb we have discussed previously I banana you banana formal you banana informal we banana they banana formal they banana informal now the verb has very many possibilities because it may seem Limited in that it just deals with bananas but it has many different varieties we have here the b b Banas the little ban Banas banitos female and male o and a we've discussed that previously and then you can see here a mixed Bunch we have in the back some little bananas like these but in the front we have the bigger variety the full grown Bas Banas or Bano now when we talk about gender we're not necessarily talking about male and female banana because look you can tell the difference but so what we're talking about is gender just practicality sense gender now when okay let's say let's give an example is the best way to learn anything two bnch banana is walking down his street you tell me what the situation is what was wrong with that statement what was wrong with it is that the big banana said big bananas don't have to treat little bananas with respect little bananas have to treat big bananas with respect so the inform that's the difference and we we see that the banana peels there's really no word in the Mexican language for peel as far as bananas go because Mexicans rever the banana they do not eat the banana they will import it but they will not eat it they will talk to it but a banana cannot answer that's the thing to remember bananas can talk to themselves because of the gender but they can't talk to each other so if we have two bananas working than there three the situation should be little this could be a group of children we don't say group we call them bunch a bunch of bananas this is a bunch of bananas and they were walking down the street but it's very unusual to see this because they only come out at nighttime and if if you're walking down the street and you see the bananas walking down the street you've got to remember an important thing that the banana it breaks off the bunch and then it's a singular verb this is a plural verb Bas ba you see the difference one one of those SLE Z but I might counted it twice but either thess there are two bunch of bananas here one is one one is a lot and so you have to use the plural or the Imp plural now if you're talking about a bunch of bananas we don't really need the stickers when we're discussing them when you're talking about a bunch of bananas you've got to remember that they uh would would flow like this they come apart I don't want to break this Bunch apart because it's a nice Bunch but they there are big ones and there's little ones I think I might have said that already but I cannot over stress that point because the it's the gender we're speaking of here you know what I mean when I say gender and that is what's most important in the whole discussion of B let's go over the congregation once more B two banana b b i banana B ban you banana informal b banana for informal B we banana b banana and B B they banana informal and now it's very important that you don't overreact to the banana that you treat them with respect and that you don't let it get carried away with you either because you could go on and you could you can you can think about what you're going to say but you can't overthink laana in engl when we speak to a banana in English it's worthless because they do not understand is prominantly Mexican fruit with sure some grow in America but these are not worth speaking of because they will not understand the language they will not understand the verb that they're discussing about so that's the way that's the most important thing to remember about the verb and that's the thing I want you to remember when you see banana you talk to it formally informally that's all we have time for now ad Amigos