Today we will use a couple of great commercials by Coca-Cola as tools to practice the Spanish. Are you ready to get started? This is how the activity works:
Commercials
Learn Spanish with Coca-Cola Light – Funny Commercials in Spanish
There are many ways to practice Spanish, and when it comes to finding entertaining ways to do it.
Being creative and flexible is an important asset that separates fast learners from those who get bored and quit.
Today we will use a funny Coca-Cola commercial to practice Spanish while discussing a little about Mexican culture.
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.
Learn Spanish with Lionel Messi – Funny Commercials in Spanish
Finding entertaining ways to practice Spanish consistently is one of the best ways to accelerate the process for beginners learning the language.
Today we will use a television commercial featuring the soccer superstar Lionel Messi. Before we get started, there are a couple of notes to keep in mind.
Learn Spanish with Coca-Cola – 3 Great Commercials in Spanish
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.
Learn Spanish in a VW Car – Funny Commercials in Spanish
There many different ways to practice Spanish during our daily lives. Today we will look at 2 creative alternatives beginners learning Spanish may find useful.
Ready to get started?
First, take a look at this VW commercial and pay special attention to the last section of the video, the one that has subtitles in it (when they stop at the gas station and they seem a little upset at each other):