Hola! Unfortunately, not, you have to learn the exceptions as they go along, the two you have mentioned, though are easy to remember, water is female but we put el before it as you cant say la agua without the two vowels joining together……madre has to be female for obvous reasons….la mano-the hand is a much harder one to remember, but they will come up throughout the course, The important thing is to learn the rule, and follow the rhyming, the exceptions, which are a very small percentage will come in time, get the rule right and you will be on the right track.

You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed!

Hola! The exact question you have asked is covered in a future lesson, Google is correct. It is temporary, as temperature changes constantly, and it is not an opinion as it can be measured with a thermometer. This will be covered in multiple future lessons

Thank you so much Mark! Now you understand why I make everybody start from the beginning! Please spread the word so the other people don’t think it will be too basic and just pass me by!

Ah, OK. I got hung up on the broken Vimeo link. I see the list now. Thank you!

Above this, where it says: lesson content (in blue), there are three points, the middle one are the notes, press on the middle bullet point, and you will see when you scroll down that there is the PDF and the word document of the second hundred verbs.