Level: Regional Spanish Series
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Every now and then, a lesson comes along that imparts real wisdom to the audience. This is one such lesson. Join Carlos and Natalia as they meet a man named Diego who gives not taking no for an answer to a whole new level. Also, take a look at a phrase that demands some closer examination, “¡Dije que no!” (I said no). You will find that the literal translation is a little bit different. Spanish is filled with phrases that do not lend themselves to direct translation, that’s why we have the regional series. Don’t forget to check out Newbie 27, Iberian 27, and Peruvian 27 to see just how many there are…
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3 Responses to “Regional Spanish Series #85 - Costa Rican #27 - They say he who perseveres succeeds”
Thursday at 6:55 am
Thanks to Kevin Macleod for the music in today’s lesson.
The word “necio” means stubborn or stupid. Another synonym is “terco”.
What romantic situation would people like to be addressed in a future lesson dialogue?
Wednesday at 1:02 am
What about a surprise pregnancy?
Wednesday at 11:32 am
Hahaha “I feel like a pea because I’m in a pod!” Funny!
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