In this lesson we will review the second lesson of the Beginner and Public Domain textbook, Poco a Poco by Guillermo Franklin Hall. The text is free and in the public domain. It's URL can be found below.

https://archive.org/details/pocopocoelementa00hallrich

This dialogue is meant to accompany lesson 4. Remember to practice by listening to it over and over.

In this lesson we review some seasons greetings and other concepts seen in the previous lessons. We will also learn about who children receive their gifts from on Christmas, and another special day of the year, in Latin American countries. Additionally, we go over the lyrics of one of the best Christmas songs ever, Feliz Navidad.

In this lesson you will learn about names for the Spanish language, Castilian vs Spanish and how regular Ar verbs are conjugated. After you finish the episode, make sure to listen to the dialogue over and over until it is super easy to understand.

A good textbook can be found here. It is in the public domain.

https://archive.org/details/pocoapocoanelem01avilgoog

In this dialogue, you can see regular Ar verbs being used in a variety of contexts. Remember that regular Ar verbs are conjugated as follows.

Yo hablo, Tú hablas, Él habla, Nosotros hablamos, Vosotros habláis, and Ellas hablan.

This dialogue accompanies lesson 2. Make sure to listen to it in order to practice your Spanish after having gone through the lesson. Listening multiple times may help.

In this lesson, we will go over the verb estar, family vocabulary and even more greetings. So grab a cup of coffee, some headphones, and ¡Vamos!

In this dialogue, you will hear the verb ser in a variety of its conjugations, greetings, and how to say goodbye, alongside some very basic vocabulary.

In this episode we get started with the basics of Spanish. We learn how to say the pronouns, use the verb ser, greet and say goodbye and how to say thank you. This episode should be accompanied with its companion dialogue.