Level: Introduction
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Now that we’ve learned about the features of the Free, Basic and Premium Subscriptions, it’s time to see what a sample lesson looks like. Today, Alan and Lisy are going to walk us through a Newbie Lesson. One of the first things that you’re going to have to do in Spanish is learn how to greet someone. It’s the obvious in. If you can learn how to meet someone, you’ll start speaking in no time. In this lesson, we’re going to listen to a conversation between César and Amanda, who meet for the first time. Don’t forget to check out the Lesson Guide and all the language tools in the Learning Center to make the most out of this lesson.
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4 Responses to “Introduction #04 - Getting Your Feet Wet”
Tuesday at 6:30 pm
Thanks to Kevin Macleod for the music in today’s lesson!
Agreement in Spanish grammar can be tricky to master at first, but it will come over time….For more information on the grammar point covered in this lesson, check out the Grammar Bank at our website…and make use of the tools at the Learning Center!
Saturday at 3:55 am
agreement can be kind of intimidating (take it from me). But relax, native Spanish speakers are very patient with those who are learning!
Saturday at 8:57 am
Hola!
Thank you very much for this pod! It’s a great starting point for a complete novice (myself). I’m extremely excited to continue forward and the hosts, Alan and Lisy, are great!
Julet Lindo
Tuesday at 12:54 am
Julet Lindo,
Glad you like it! Thanks for listening!
jp@spanishpod101.com
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