Archive for February, 2008 
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Do you have chicha? Well, I never! Okay, okay, it sounds bad, but really, you will have to listen to the listen to get the full context! Beatriz and Joseph tell us about “chicha morada” and some interesting phrases related to it. The only thing better than that beverage is this lesson! Don’t forget to reference this lesson with Newbie Lesson 8 and Iberian Lesson 8, and Costa Rican 8 for a deeper comparison. This method of referencing between the Core Curriculum and the Regional Series affords a unique opportunity for students to broaden their understanding of vocabulary and usage while at once building the fundamental structures of the language.
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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! In today’s Iberian Lesson, Megan and David teach us about some expressions related to thirst and to beverages that are typical in Spain. ¡Delicioso! This conversation is really common and it gives us insight into some typical customs of Spanish culture. By comparing this lesson with Newbie Lesson 8, you’re given the opportunity to see how different words and phrases are used and adapted from one region to the next. Don’t forget to look for Peruvian Lesson 8, and Costa Rican 8 in order to take this comparison to an even deeper level and ¡suelta la lengua con SpanishPod101.com!
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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! ¡Pura Vida! What does that mean? You’ll see! Join us in welcoming our newest members to the team, Carlos and Natalia. With them, you’ll learn all about the Spanish language as it’s spoken in Costa Rica. This addition to the Regional Series adds depth and breadth to our expanding source of insight on the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking world. In this lesson, Carlos and Natalia compare the lesson conversation from Newbie Lesson 1 to a typical introduction in Costa Rica. This is a great opportunity to listen to the richness of the Spanish language, as it’s adapted from one region to the next. Don’t forget to compare this lesson with Newbie Lesson 1, Peruvian Lesson 1, Iberian Lesson 1 and Mexican Lesson 1 for a deeper understanding and ¡suelta la lengua con SpanishPod101.com!
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101com! The cuisine of Latin American and Spain is very diverse. The one guarantee is that your tastebuds will be satisfied. Now, satisfy your hunger for Spanish with Alan and Lisy. In this lesson, they look at the two key phrases that are used when food is served. One is…well, you are going to have click that button and find out. This is a great opportunity to learn the ins and outs of food-talk. Also, this provides a perfect opportunity to start a discussion on different Hispanic cuisines, so be sure to leave a post with any questions or comments. Don’t forget to check out Iberian 11, Costa Rican 11, and Peruvian 11 for another twist on this varied and delicious subject.
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Category: Regional Spanish Series | 1 Comment »
Grammar: tener sed | Function: expressing thirst | Topic: thirst | Politeness Level: informal
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