This section contains Spanish lessons that introduce vocabulary and structures used in topics for real life situations, stepping aside of common language books and getting more into the phrases that people would use in real life. In addition, we will focus a lot more on improving your listening skill in Spanish and therefore some lessons will be really challenging.
Welcome to a new lesson for listening practice. This time, we will work on some basic topics such as prepositions of place, parts of the house and the location of objects, among other things. As usual, this lesson includes several examples of sentences and questions that you may need when exploring or renting a house […]
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Welcome to a new lesson to practice listening. On this occasion, you will be able to hear many examples of sentences related to time zones, ways to adapt to life in other countries, circadian rhythm and much more. In addition, the lesson includes two very interesting conversations accompanied by interactive tests. Let’s start … Vocabulary
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Welcome to a new listening lesson for practice. This time, you will listen to several examples of sentences related to clothing and the weather in Spanish, in addition to practicing with two very interesting listening activities accompanied by interactive tests. Let’s start … Vocabulary Introduction: Clothing and seasons in Spanish Before heading to the listening
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¡Hola! Welcome to a new lesson on listening practice. This time, we will focus on the activities children do in their free time and at school in Spanish, how they get ready to get there and basically how they talk about their day. We hope you can relate this content to the vocabulary on classroom
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¡Hola! Welcome to a new lesson on vocabulary and listening. This time, we will learn some vocabulary and phrases related to Spanish spelling bee competitions. We have already learned the alphabet in a previous lesson, so we will use that knowledge to practice the alphabet again and help you develop your listening ability in the
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¡Hola! Welcome to a new lesson for listening practice. This time, we will compare life in the city with life in the countryside. This lesson includes several examples of comparisons of equality and inequality about things such as traffic, environment, job opportunities and others that we discuss when we are making comparisons in Spanish. More importantly,
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Telling stories in Spanish is part of many Latin American countries’ culture. We grow up listening to stories that were passed from one generation to the other, most of them based on superstitions and others on real-life experiences. You will probably hear some of them if you visit one of these countries someday. In this
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Welcome to a new lesson. This time, we will cover some essential phrases and questions to talk about what you did last weekend in Spanish. You will have the chance to read and listen to many examples, and more importantly, practice with two listening activities and quizzes. Let’s start… Talking about last weekend in Spanish
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¡Hola! In this lesson, we will learn the names of the most popular movie genres in Spanish. We will introduce the vocabulary through pictures and interesting examples about films. Afterward, we will be using the same vocabulary in two listening activities that will help you test your ability to listen to native speakers. Let’s start…
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In this lesson, we will introduce the names of some popular drinks in Spanish, but more than a list of words, we will show you examples of things that native speakers say when talking about different types of drinks. As usual, we will relate the content of this lesson to some other essential topics, and more
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