Learning Spanish for Beginners
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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”
This is Podcast 1, you can listen to it using the player shown above these lines.
In this audio lesson we will learn the Vowels in Spanish.
Continue reading “LSFB Podcast 001 – Learn the Vowels in Spanish”
Although being polite generally works better, there are times when people simply don’t know when to stop talking, and knowing how to say shut up in Spanish can be a really useful.
In this short post we will take a look at how to say “shut up” in Spanish, as well as other phrases to ask people to stop talking that may be used in different contexts (depending on how rude you want to be, some of them will be less polite than others)
There is a large amount of Good Movies to Learn Spanish, and today we will practice Spanish creatively using two trailers from a great movie, World War Z.
We’ll look at the first trailer in English and then look at the translated version in Spanish in order to practice your listening and comprehension skills. Below the videos you will find a transcription of the trailers and the translation in Spanish.
There are several good reasons to learn a new language, but having the possibility to experience a foreign country´s culture using the native language of the area has got to be on the top of the list of thousands of people with adventurous spirits.
Today we will take a look at a great place where beginners who are learning Spanish can practice. We are talking about the city of Monterrey, Mexico.
Reading books in Spanish is an excellent way to practice the language and acquire new vocabulary and frequently used phrases.
Today we’ll take a look at the book in Spanish which can also be translated to English on-demand.
In these times of modern digital technology, finding ways to practice Spanish is much easier than most people think if you’re creative and open-minded.
We will use an oral presentation by the NBA All-Star Manu Ginobili to practice your listening and comprehension skills in Spanish.
If you’re wondering something along the lines of: “how my going to use an oral presentation in Spanish to practice, if I can barely understand the language?”.
The answer, subtitles and perseverance.
Continue reading “Learn Spanish with Oral Presentations – Manu Ginobili at TEDxBuenosAires”
Finding creative ways to practice Spanish is an important tool for beginners who want to master the language quickly. Using music as a learning tool is a great way to incorporate Spanish into your daily life while learning new words and phrases and getting acquainted with the popular culture from other countries.
Today will take a look at the lyrics in Spanish of 3 popular love ballads.
Continue reading “3 Love Ballads Songs in Spanish with Lyrics”