In Spanish, basic words called conjunctions are really important. They help link sentences together.

Let’s check out some key conjunctions and what they do:

1. Y (and): This word connects similar ideas or adds more information.

   • Example: Quiero pizza y soda. (I want pizza and soda.)

2. O (or): This word gives you options.

   • Example: ¿Quieres café o té? (Do you want coffee or tea?)

3. Pero (but): This word shows a difference or something special.

   • Example: Me gusta el helado, pero tengo frío. (I like ice cream, but I am cold.)

4. Porque (because): This word gives a reason or explanation.

   • Example: Estudio español porque me gusta. (I study Spanish because I like it.)

5. Aunque (although): This word talks about surprising situations that are not what you expect.

   • Example: Hace frío, aunque no llueve. (It's cold, although it's not raining.)

If you learn how to use these conjunctions, your Spanish sentences will be much better! You’ll be able to make your speech more interesting and detailed.