En el episodio de hoy vamos a hacer algunos ejercicios de traducción utilizando estas dos estructuras. El subjuntivo presente se usa para referirse al presente y al futuro, pero el subjuntivo presente perfecto se refiere al pasado reciente. Así que, si Pablo va a tener un examen mañana yo debo decir: “Espero que pases el examen.” Pero si Pablo tuvo el examen ayer y no sabemos los resultados debo decir: “Espero que hayas pasado el examen.” Ve a este enlace: <a href="https://spanishlandschool.com/audio/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Spanishlandschool.com/audio</a> para que puedas comprar el curso de audio sobre estos dos tipos de subjuntivo que contiene 15 episodios, todas las transcripciones y muchos ejercicios interactivos.

En el episodio de hoy vamos a hacer algunos ejercicios de traducción utilizando estas dos estructuras. El subjuntivo presente se usa para referirse al presente y al futuro, pero el subjuntivo presente perfecto se refiere al pasado reciente. Así que, si Pablo va a tener un examen mañana yo debo decir: “Espero que pases el examen.” Pero si Pablo tuvo el examen ayer y no sabemos los resultados debo decir: “Espero que hayas pasado el examen.” Ve a este enlace: Spanishlandschool.com/audio para que puedas comprar el curso de audio sobre estos dos tipos de subjuntivo que contiene 15 episodios, todas las transcripciones y muchos ejercicios interactivos.

En el episodio de hoy vamos a hacer algunos ejercicios de traducción utilizando estas dos estructuras. El subjuntivo presente se usa para referirse al presente y al futuro, pero el subjuntivo presente perfecto se refiere al pasado reciente. Así que, si Pablo va a tener un examen mañana yo debo decir: “Espero que pases el examen.” Pero si Pablo tuvo el examen ayer y no sabemos los resultados debo decir: “Espero que hayas pasado el examen.” Ve a este enlace: <a href="https://spanishlandschool.com/audio/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Spanishlandschool.com/audio</a> para que puedas comprar el curso de audio sobre estos dos tipos de subjuntivo que contiene 15 episodios, todas las transcripciones y muchos ejercicios interactivos.

316 | Subjuntivo Presente vs. Presente Perfecto [Traducción]

The Spanishland School Podcast is a Spanish Learning Podcast designed to teach you Spanish in 10 minutes or less. 

This Spanish Podcast is targeted towards Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students as it is primarily spoken in clear, Latin American Spanish from our “profesora principal” Andrea Alger.

Andrea is a native Spanish teacher from Colombia with a specialization in linguistics and has many years of experience teaching Spanish to students of all ages.

Each episode is structured in a way that is fun to listen to and has concise, actionable teaching to give you the training you need to level up your Spanish fluency. 

The ultimate goal of the Podcast is to give you the Spanish tips and teaching you need to starting thinking and speaking like a native Spanish speaker. 

We want you to hear the language, be immersed in it, and understand it in a way that you leave each episode with a greater confidence to engage the Spanish speaking world around you.

When you take time to listen to our Spanish Podcast, we know that you will start to learn Spanish like you never have before as you bust through the intermediate plateau. 

Now jump in and get started!

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The Spanishland School Podcast is a Spanish Learning Podcast designed to teach you Spanish in 10 minutes or less. This Spanish Podcast is targeted towards Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students as it is primarily spoken in clear, Latin American Spanish from our “profesora principal” Andrea Alger. Andrea is a native Spanish teacher from Colombia with a specialization in linguistics and has many years of experience teaching Spanish to students of all ages. Each episode is structured in a way that is fun to listen to and has concise, actionable teaching to give you the training you need to level up your Spanish fluency. The ultimate goal of the Podcast is to give you the Spanish tips and teaching you need to starting thinking and speaking like a native Spanish speaker. We want you to hear the language, be immersed in it, and understand it in a way that you leave each episode with a greater confidence to engage the Spanish speaking world around you. When you take time to listen to our Spanish Podcast, we know that you will start to learn Spanish like you never have before as you bust through the intermediate plateau. Now jump in and get started!

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