Learn about different types of transport in Spanish, including a few methods which are unique to Colombia! You'll learn: Different methods of transport, cardinal numbers (first, second, third, etc), the "masculine problem" (you'll see what we mean).

Beginner Spanish 3: Transport

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Beginner Spanish 3: Transport

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