Today we will take a look at a great way to practice Spanish through music. We are talking about Listening to songs in Spanish while reading the lyrics (in Spanish of course) and having translations in English available in case they’re needed.
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Learn Spanish with Antonio Banderas – Funny Commercials in Spanish
When it comes to finding creative ways to practice Spanish, there is a large variety of possibilities to explore that are only limited by your imagination.
Today we will use a couple of commercials featuring Antonio Banderas to practice. Let’s get started.
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LSFB Podcast 007 – Talking about Where you come from in Spanish
This is Podcast 1, you can listen to it using the player shown above these lines.
In this audio lesson we will look at phrases that may be useful when Talking about where you come from in Spanish.
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How do you say thank you in Spanish?
There are several important words in every language, and if you’re interested in learning Spanish answering the question: How do you say thank you in Spanish? Is a very important one that we will address in this short post.
Knowing how to express gratitude is certainly important, but also finding additional ways to tell someone how grateful you feel and how much you appreciate what they have done can also be highly useful for beginners learning Spanish.
Monsters University Helps you Learn Spanish with Translated Trailers
Finding entertaining ways practice Spanish is important for beginners who want to accelerate the learning process of the language.
Today we’ll use a couple of movie trailers as a tool to practice Spanish. We will begin by looking at the trailer of the Movie “Monsters University” in English, and then we’ll look at the same trailer in Spanish. Let’s get started.
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3 Things to do in Guanajuato Mexico (and Basic Phrases in Spanish)
Traveling to foreign countries is one of the best reasons to learn a new language. In this short post we will take a look at a great place to visit for beginners learning Spanish. We are talking about the colorful city of Guanajuato, Mexico.
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Learn Spanish with Funny Kittens!
Today we will look at a simple phrase in Spanish with the help of this kitty:
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LSFB Podcast 006 – Learn 20 Nationalities in Spanish
This is Podcast 6, you can listen to it using the player shown above these lines.
In this audio lesson we will learn 20 Nationalities in Spanish.
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Learn Spanish with Oral Presentations – Luis Moreno Ocampo at TEDxBuenosAires
Finding interesting materials to practice Spanish online is easy if you are creative and resourceful. Today we will use an oral presentation recorded at TEDxBuenosAires in 2010 as a tool to practice your listening and comprehension skills in Spanish.
In the video shown below these lines, Mr. Luis Moreno Ocampo, an Argentine lawyer and the first prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, talks about the global institutions of the 21st-century and the importance they have for modern societies. It is a very interesting talk with ideas worth reviewing.
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Bessa me mucho or Besame Mucho Translation – Spanish Songs Lyrics with English Translation
There are many innovative ways to practice Spanish, and listening to songs in Spanish is an excellent alternative to improve our listening and comprehension skills while learning new words.
Listening to songs in Spanish also allows us to learn about the culture of other countries either in the present, or the past as with today´s song. It is a famous son that some people know as “Bessa me mucho”, but in reality the title is: “Besame Mucho” which translates as “Kiss me a lot” in English.
