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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! What’s on at the Filmoteca? What? No moviephone in Spanish? Don’t worry, Megan and David are here to explain just what’s on at the Filmoteca. Plus, they discuss the works of Bardem…Javier Bardem? No, his uncle, Juan Antonio Bardem the director. Along with this discussion of Iberian cinema, pay attention to their explanation of The Present Tense of the Indicative Mood. What is it used to express? Well, click that button and find out! Do you read the lesson notes while you listen? Do you? Huh? Get the most out this lesson by following along with the lesson’s PDF. It is well worth it!
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! In Spanish, there are many words that are misleading in its meaning. “Exitado” happens to be one of them. What does this word mean? Well, we’ll give you a hint, it doesn’t mean excited! Natalia and Carlos are here to explain the entertaining mistake along with a look at periphrastic constructions. What is a periphrastic construction? Well, isn’t that what you are here for?! Click that button! Don’t forget, if you have a 3G phone you can see the lesson notes from your favorite browser on your phone! Take Spanishpod101.com with you where ever you are!
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Remember Martín? You remember…Martín is the guy who had his card eaten by the ATM in Perú and was not receiving any help whatsoever. Has he gotten help now? Nope, still in the same boat. What else can you do but pray for him? Alan and Lisy have an opinion. Also, one of the ways to express obligation it to use the verb “tener” (to have). For example, I HAVE to study would be…Any ideas? Well, click that button and get the answer. If a little extra help is needed check out the premium audio track titled “tarea”. There you will find all the practice you need to sharpen those skills!
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Tango anyone? This world famous dance achieved it’s status for a reason. It cannot just be explained with words, it has to be experienced. Kathy and Ana will do their best to explain this dance of courting and seduction. Be amazed how seamlessly they move from that discussion to explaining adverbs in all their glory. Adverbs in Spanish are invariable don’t you know? What does that mean? Well, click that button and find out. By the end of the lesson you’ll know exactly what they are talking about. Don’t forget about the premium audio track tarea. If you don’t do your homework, how do you expect to learn anything?
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Okay, “let’s breed!” No, wait, I mean, “let’s cross!” Man, these little mistakes can be embarrassing but also good learning tools. Carlos has made some blunders and as always Natalia is here to call him on them! What about you? Also, check out the explanation of irregular verbs in the Present Subjunctive that are made up of those that have an irregular first person singular form in the Present Indicative. What? Well, looks like a visit to the grammar bank is in order. It’s okay, that’s what it is there for (as long as you have a premium subscription). No subscription? Tsk Tsk, sign up today and get 7 days on us. Experience just how quickly you can pick up Spanish!
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Category: Lower Intermediate Lessons | 1 Comment »
Grammar: present tense | Function: expressing opinion | Topic: cinema | Politeness Level: informal
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