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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Have you ever used a calling card? Learn how it sounds with Spanishpod101.com. Today, Alan and Lisy explain preterit perfect when used with the voice recording of a phone card. Trust us, a phone card is your best friend while traveling abroad. We know it may be nerve racking, but next time you use one, don’t press one for English. After this lesson, you’ll understand exactly what the voice recording is asking for! Come on, try a premium membership on us for 7 days. We know you’ll like it!
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4 Responses to “Beginner Lesson #30 - Phone card frustration”
Monday at 2:59 am
Thanks to Kevin Macleod for the music in today’s lesson.
Have any Spod101 users out there ever used a phone card with Spanish prompts? It can be very difficult for beginners. Understanding Spanish on the phone is one of the more challenging aspects of learning the language.
¿Alguien puede recomendarnos una marca buena de tarjetas para llamar de larga distancia?
Thursday at 5:51 am
¿Es normal de recibir una clave secreta al comprar la tarjeta? Ya no me acuerdo cuando compre una por la ultima vez - hoy en día se usa el móvil con mas frecuencia - pero aquí pago la tarjeta y despues tengo que ingresarla en el teléfono y puedo telefonar sin clave secreta.
Thursday at 11:41 am
I’ve always had an easy time with phone cards. They have helped me out in many the pinch…
Thursday at 7:34 am
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