Learning Spanish for Beginners
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There are many different ways to practice Spanish online, and with a little flexibility and creativity, the possibilities are endless. Today we’ll use an oral presentation to practice your listening and comprehension skills in Spanish.
Continue reading “Learn Spanish with Oral Presentations – Carlos Alazraki at TEDxSanMigueldeAllende”
Today we are going to take a look at a song in Spanish to use as a tool to practice for beginners want to accelerate their learning process. The song we will review today is “Yerbatero” (“Medicine Man”). It is an interesting composition that talks about a man that cures all kinds of diseases including the pain caused by unrequited love.
Continue reading “Yerbatero by Juanes – Popular songs with lyrics in Spanish translated to English”
Finding ways to practice Spanish constantly is one of the best ways to accelerate the language learning process.
An important part of this idea is finding study materials that are entertaining and interesting for the student.
Today we will use a few great Coca-Cola commercials as tools to practice Spanish while having fun.
Continue reading “Learn Spanish with Coca-Cola – 3 Great Commercials in Spanish”
This is Podcast 3, you can listen to it using the player shown above these lines.
In this audio lesson we will practice the Alphabet in Spanish.
Continue reading “LSFB Podcast 003 – Practice the Alphabet in Spanish”
There are many different ways to practice Spanish, and with a little creativity; the possibilities are endless.
Today we’ll take a look at the cinematic trailers from 3 Hugh Jackman movies and we will use the subtitles in Spanish as a way to increase you vocabulary and practice comprehension at the same time.
Make sure to play each trailer several times in order to associate each English sentence with its Spanish equivalent and pay special attention to new words (make notes!).
Continue reading “Hugh Jackman Helps you Learn Spanish – Trailers with Subtitles in Spanish”
Today we will learn a useful verb with the help of this adorable canine “amigo”:
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The top section of the image shows “¿Te burlas de mí?”
The word “burlas” sound a little like “burglar”, a thief who MAKES FUN of the Law.
Traveling is one of the best reasons to learn a new language. Not only will you enjoy and learn from the local culture at another level, but you will actually get to have more fun and discover more. In this short post we will take a look at a 7 interesting things to do in Cancun Mexico (some of them near Cancun) and a few useful phrases for beginners learning Spanish.
Although most beaches in Cancun are beautiful, probably one of the prettiest and safest places to visit is the Beach around the area of the “Presidente Intercontinental” Hotel.
Continue reading “7 Things to do in Cancun Mexico (and useful Spanish Phrases for Beginners)”
Beginners who want to learn Spanish quickly must be creative and use several innovative study techniques in order to accelerate the learning process.
Today we will use music as a learning tool by translating the lyrics of “La Tortura” (The Torture) a rhythmic song that talks about a fight between a woman (the beautiful Colombian singer known as Shakira) and her cheating boyfriend (in this case the Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz). Let’s get started!
This is Podcast 2, you can listen to it using the player shown above these lines.
In this audio lesson we will learn the Alphabet in Spanish.
Continue reading “LSFB Podcast 002 – Learn the Alphabet in Spanish”
Although traveling to a foreign country is one of the best ways to learn a new language, there are also many ways to take our minds to different times and different places using the power of the Internet creatively.
Today we will use a brilliant oral presentation about the potential of our minds by Mr. Omar Villalobos, recorded at TEDxDF in Mexico City, to practice your listening and comprehension skills in Spanish.
Continue reading “Learn Spanish with Oral Presentations – Omar Villalobos at TEDxDF”