Discover la sobremesa, Spain's after-meal chat tradition, and pick up real conversational Spanish phrases. In this lesson: • Learn what "la sobremesa" means and why it can last for hours in Spain • Understand the phrase "no tener prisa" and why nobody rushes after a meal • Compare Spain's long sobremesa to shorter versions in Latin America Vocabulary from this episode: la sobremesa - after-meal conversation time no tener prisa - to not be in a hurry quedarse de sobremesa - to stay talking at the table after eating el ritmo de vida - the pace of life disfrutar de la compañía - to enjoy the company Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-for-en&utm_content=la-sobremesa-por-que-los-espanoles-no-se-levanta-es

Discover why Spanish has three words for car-carro, coche, auto-key spanish phrases for beginners to sound natural anywhere. In this lesson: • How Spain, Latin America, and the Southern Cone use different words for "car" • The surprising origin story behind the word "automóvil" • Simple tips to choose the right word depending on who you're talking to Vocabulary from this episode: carro – car (used in Latin America) coche – car (used in Spain) auto – car (used in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay) automóvil – automobile (formal term) arrancar – to start (a car) el garaje – garage el mecánico – mechanic Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-for-en&utm_content=carro-coche-auto-tres-palabras-un-objeto-es-latam