Learn five verbs ending in -ir in context. A more meaningful way to increase your Spanish vocabulary!

We'll first have a listening comprehension exercise, where a person describes his activities using verbs in present tense, and then we'll analyze their meaning and conjugation.

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Learn five verbs ending in -er in context. A great way to remember Spanish vocabulary!

We'll first have a listening comprehension exercise, where a sportswoman describes her routine using verbs in present tense, and then we'll analyze their meaning and conjugation.

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Learn five verbs ending in -ar in context. A more meaningful way to increase your Spanish vocabulary!

We'll first have a listening comprehension exercise, where a person describes his job using verbs in present tense, and then we'll analyze their meaning and conjugation.

🤘 Get the listening exercise transcript of this episode in our ROCK THE PRESENT TENSE

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¡Hola! This is a short announcement to let you know we recently made some changes on our website. We've been working on this for some time and the new web is ready.

Regarding the show notes, they will not be available in this new web. Instead, I will working on some blog entries about the most popular episodes.

You can check our new website in the following link 👇
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Have a great day! 😀

Meet our new host: a Spanish student, Micah 🎤

In this episode you'll hear the final Spanish homework of our course for beginners.

In this short interview, Micah used all he learnt in the course "Spanish for Beginners" to have a conversation with Marco in Spanish.

¡Muy bien, Micah! ¡Felicitaciones!

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What's the difference between Latin American Spanish and Spain Spanish? That's a common question among my students. Are there any differences at all? 🤔

Well, let’s find out in this new episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners.

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When two languages share a space, physically or virtually, it is natural to see an influence of them on each other… and Spanish is not immune to that influence, there are many words we have adapted from English, especially from fields where English has predominance, such as technology, business, and social media.

In this new episode I talk about some words native Spanish speakers use that are originally from English. Do you speak Spanglish? It’s quite fun 😀

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🇺🇸 If you have never studied Spanish before, you might already know more words than you think. How so? Because many places in the United States have names that are originally from this language.

🎧 In this episode, we will review a few names with Spanish origins, discuss their meaning, and also check how native Spanish speakers pronounce the name of these places. After you listen, I'm curious, which one surprised you? 🤔

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Tongue twisters are a great way to practice and improve your pronunciation and fluency in Spanish. That’s why in this episode, you will hear 5 “trabalenguas”, first slow and then at regular speed, so you can rehearse difficult sounds… and also have fun!

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The five tongue twisters of the episode are the following 👇

1️⃣ Tres tristes tigres trigo tragaron en un trigal
2️⃣ Pancha plancha con cuatro planchas. ¿Con cuántas planchas plancha Pancha?
3️⃣ Los cojines de la reina, los cajones del sultán. ¡Qué cojines! ¡qué cajones! ¿En qué cajonera van?
4️⃣ Pepe Peña pica piña, pica piña Pepe Peña.
5️⃣ Un ratón reptó risueño hasta la rama de Rita la Rana.
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🎶Love is in the air, everywhere I look around 🎶... That's so true in Valentine's day! 💖 In this episode you will learn vocabulary in Spanish related to this celebration. Enjoy!

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