Spanish course. Beginner's guide.
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Spanish course. Beginner's guide.
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During this episode we are going to learn to congugate the verbs ending with -er and -ir in the future. The good new are that conjugation doesn't change from verbs ending with -ar.We are also going to translate the following text together.El me
We are going to talk about the future during this episode. As we usually do, we are going to learn when to use it, how to conjugate the regular verbs ending with -ar and time markers associated with the tense. NEWS!!!!!!!!! I have opened a prof
And here it is the whole story!Ayer, alguien decidió organizar una excursión al bosque. Nadie sabía exactamente quién había tenido la idea, pero todos estaban emocionados por la aventura. Algunos amigos llegaron temprano, mientras que otros lle
During this episode we are going to listen to the following story: Una tarde en el bosque Ayer, alguien decidió organizar una excursión al bosque. Nadie sabía exactamente quién había tenido la idea, pero todos estaban emocionados por la aventur
During this episode we are going to recap "los indefinidos" what they are, what kind of function they have in the sentence and we will be naming most of them. After that you will have sentences in english to translate into Spanish. Here are som
During this episode you are going to learn a bunch of Indefinidos very useful for your daily conversations.algún/alguno/-a/-os/-asotro/-a/-os/-asmucho/-a/-os/-aspoco/-a/-os/-asdemasiado/-a/os/-astodo/-a/-os/-ascierto/-a/-os/-astanto/-a/-os/-asb
During this episode we will be recaping "los indefinidos" and studying a few others. ¿ALGUIEN ha visto mis zapatos?¿ALGUNO ha visto mis zapatos?Quiero ALGO para comer¿Quieres ALGO para comer?No, no quiero NADA para comer.No veo a NADIE.NADIE qu
During this episode we are going to learn the opposite of algún, alguno, alguna, algunos, algunas and when we should be using them. Ningún, ninguno, ninguna. It is a diffcult lesson to explain through a podcast, so I hope you can understand! He
During this episode we are going to learn what "indefinidos" are. Los indefinidos are words we already know, however we do not know them under this name. They quantify things or people. They can act as an article (they accompany the noun) or as
During this episode we are going to listen to the following text. The speaker talks about his/her dificult times during childhood.Durante la guerra, vivía en un pequeño pueblo en las montañas. Todos los días, veíamos pasar a los soldados y escu
This is a whole recap of the last 30-40 episodes in just 5 minutes! Obviously it is not only it!we also have the foolowing little text for translation:Cuando era niño, jugaba todos los días en el parque cerca de mi casa. Tenía muchos amigos y s
During this episode you are going to learn what happen when you mix "el imperfecto" con "verbos reflexivos" and "gerundio".These are the sentences we are goint to translate together:Cuando tenía 8 años me encantaba ir al cineEllos se duchaban s
Today's episode is a continuation of episode 75. During this second part of the story, we continue comparing things we used to do in the past with things we do now. As you know this tense is very useful to express this. "La forma en la cual tra
Today's episode is a continuation of episode 75. During this second part of the story, we continue comparing things we used to do in the past with things we do now. As you know this tense is very useful to express this. "La forma en la cual tra
In this episode we are going to talk about a different use of "el imperfecto". To put this in practice, I have brought a beutiful story for you."Cuando era niño, la tecnología no formaba parte de nuestra vida cotidiana como ahora. No teníamos t
During this episode we are going to study some determinants in Spanish that works a bit different to English. We are also going to see another use of the tenses Imperfecto (describing things in the past. To understand better we will go through
This episode is a recap of what we have studied so far about this tense, plus an explanation of the irregular verbs related to it. There will also be a little quiz for you, and the following are the answers to it.- Cuando era niño, jugaba en el
During this episode you will learn to conjugate verbs ending with -er and -ir in Imperfecto, the tense we are recently studying. We will also be hearing the following text and translating it together."Había una vez un anciano llamado Roberto qu
During this episode you will learn to talk about things that happen with a frecuency in the past. English do not have this tense, therefore I advice you to get a pen and your Spanish notes with you during this episode. There will be a lot going
During this episode we are going to recap el gerundio in Spanish and we are going to study how we can use this tense combined with the two past we have already studied. "I have been going for ages there", "he estado yendo años allí" ; "I was w
During this episode we are going to speak about the last use of the tense pretérito perfecto compuesto. After giving a short explanation, I will be giving you sentences in English to translate into Spanish, and of course, I will help you with t
I have decided to include this episode to have a rest from preteríto perfecto compuesto and all the grammar involved with it. During this episode we are going to hear a conversation between two people who are speaking about someone's story. We
During this episode we are going to continue talking about experiences, this time we are going to practice this through a very interesting conversation between two people. One of them is asking advice about changing his life completely.
During this episode we are going to recap the use of the words a(lguna vez, todavía, aún, ya, nunca¿(Alguna vez) has saltado (alguna vez) en paracaidas (alguna vez)?¿(ya) has saltado (ya) en paracaidas (ya)?¿(todavía) no has saltado (todavía)
During this episode we are going to learn to use some dificult but useful words that serve to talk about experiences, and at the same time we keep talking in "preterito perfecto compuesto".This words are Alguna vez, todavía, aún, ya, nunca¿(A
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