

Today we will learn how to pronounce the A in Spanish, and we will review a short list of examples that will help you practice the right pronunciation, as well as short list of common mistakes to avoid.

 
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If you would like to improve your pronunciation, you can access a comprehensive guide with text and video that you may find useful.

In this guide you’ll be able to review the pronunciation of all letters in Spanish, as well as the answers to common questions about pronunciation.

You can access the Spanish Pronunciation Guide for free at: The Ultimate Spanish Pronunciation Guide

 

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Audio: How to Pronounce the Letter A in Spanish (Podcast) – LSFB 011

This series of free audio Spanish lessons focus on the basics and have been designed for beginners who want to get the fundamentals of the Spanish language, from the alphabet and numbers in Spanish, to frequently used grammar structures, while getting the building blocks required for using the language on everyday situations frequently faced by students and travelers.

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In this session we will learn a few easy tools beginners can use to talk about the future and avoid having to conjugate all verbs in the future tense in Spanish.You can find more at: https://learningspanishforbeginners.com/19

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In this audio lesson we will learn the Vowels in Spanish and how to pronounce them.

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Walking around in a new city is one of the best ways to know more about the local culture and find interesting places to visit.

But, what if you are in a Spanish speaking country? “No hay problema”, in this session we will learn words and phrases that will make the process of asking for directions in Spanish much easier and enjoyable.

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Want a Quickstart Guide to talk about the Past?
Here's a quick guide to talk about the past in Spanish without having to struggle with the preterite conjugations.

To access the complete guide with shortcuts to talk about the past easily you can visit this page:

Quick Guide to Talk about the Past

 

 


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In this session we will learn how to pronounce the vowel "i" in Spanish and we will go over a few common examples that showcase the pronunciation of this elusive letter.

 
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Want a Guide to Understand Spanish Pronunciation?
Here's a Guide that will help you understand how to pronounce all the letters of the alphabet in Spanish, as well as solve a few common problems related to pronunciation.

To access the complete guide with videos you can visit this page: Ultimate Spanish Pronunciation Guide


How to Pronounce the Vowel “i” in Spanish (Podcast) – LSFB 017

In this session we will learn a few additional shortcuts to talk about the past in Spanish by using the simplified conjugation structure of the present perfect tense.

In Spanish, the conjugation of verbs in the present perfect is much simpler and predictable than the conjugation of verbs in preterite, and it can be used by beginners who want to learn how to express ideas about the past without having to learn several conjugations.

Although preterite is often used in conversational Spanish to talk about things that happened before; the present perfect may also be used to express a similar idea.

Additionally, it is easily understood by native speakers and most importantly, it is much easier to learn because it follows highly predictable patterns that make things much easier for beginners.

Because of this, using conjugations in present perfect to talk about the past is an easier way for beginners who want to speak conversational Spanish quickly.
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At the beginning of this post, you will find an audio player you can use to listen to the episode, and you can download a PDF Transcript right here:
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Want a Quickstart Guide to talk about the Past?
Here's a quick guide to talk about the past in Spanish without having to struggle with the preterite conjugations.

To access the complete guide with shortcuts to talk about the past easily you can visit this page: Quick Guide to Talk about the Past


Audio: How to Pronounce the Letter A in Spanish (Podcast) – LSFB 011

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