Level: Regional Spanish Series
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Have you ever found yourself waiting for someone? Want to hear what that might sound like in Peru? Join Joseph and Bea as they explore this situation with a side step into explaining the preterite tense with the verbs “arrancar” (to yank out, to uproot) and “fijarse” (to check out). To get the biggest bang for your buck, check out the other lessons in our Regional series, Iberian lesson 22, and Costa Rican lesson 22, and don’t forget to make the cross-reference with Newbie Lesson 22. Learn how the language works and how to make it work for you.
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One Response to “Regional Spanish Series #59 - Peruvian # 22 - Let’s beat it!”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
Thanks to Kevin Macleod for the music in today’s lesson!
As we saw in today’s lesson, there are a lot of different ways to say “let’s go!”. We found out about a bunch of expressions that can be used to express the desire to leave.
Does anyone out there know of another expression similar to “¡vamos!” not listed in the Cultural Insight section?
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