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You went to the doctor today in Mexico. Not only are you not fluent in Spanish, but you are not fluent in the language of “doctor” either! The doctor told you in Spanish, “your epidermis appears clammy!” He continues in Spanish to tell you, “I am sure I am being paranoid, but diagnostic testing will determine if you suffer from hypertension.” You stare blankly back at the doctor. He recognizes this questioning look and slides a card across the table to you. You pick it up and read, “Greek Prefixes at Spanishod101.” Smiling the doctor tells you in Spanish, “you’ll need some reading materials…you’re going to be here a while. Sir, you have all the symptoms of having a parasite!” Now, unfortunately that’s one word you do recognize! Learning Spanish with SpanishPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Spanish! In this Spanish Upper Intermediate lesson, we will discuss Greek prefixes. Prefixes can give you hints about the meanings of Spanish words you don’t recognize. We will also talk about the Tango and a Spanish regional dialect singers once used in older Tangos. Stop by SpanishPod101 to get more great Spanish lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you are there.
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You went to the doctor today in Mexico. Not only are you not fluent in Spanish, but you are not fluent in the language of “doctor” either! The doctor told you in Spanish, “your epidermis appears clammy!” He continues in Spanish to tell you, “I am sure I am being paranoid, but diagnostic testing will determine if you suffer from hypertension.” You stare blankly back at the doctor. He recognizes this questioning look and slides a card across the table to you. You pick it up and read, “Greek Prefixes at Spanishod101.” Smiling the doctor tells you in Spanish, “you’ll need some reading materials…you’re going to be here a while. Sir, you have all the symptoms of having a parasite!” Now, unfortunately that’s one word you do recognize! Learning Spanish with SpanishPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Spanish! In this Spanish Upper Intermediate lesson, we will discuss Greek prefixes. Prefixes can give you hints about the meanings of Spanish words you don’t recognize. We will also talk about the Tango and a Spanish regional dialect singers once used in older Tangos. Stop by SpanishPod101 to get more great Spanish lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you are there.
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! What do you do if you feel sick in Spain? Well, ask Megan and David because they know exactly what to do. Not only do they have practical advice about “farmacias”. What are they? Well, you can take a guess by looking at the word. They also explain the preference toward using the compound form of the past tense “HABER + PAST PARTICIPLE”. What does that mean? Visit the learning center and find out!
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Little piece of advice, if you see Ceviche being sold on the streets of Lima, Peru, you might want to skip it…Why? Well, join Joe and Bea as they discuss this risky but delicious part of Peruvian cuisine. Trust us, they know the deal. Also, stick around for an explanation of the preterit perfect tense and how it expresses an action in the past that is some way linked to the present or that is near the present. Don’t worry, the big dog of Spanishpod101.com is here to walk you through it! Don’t forget to check out Costa Rican 32, Iberian 32, and the source of it all, Newbie 32.
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Would someone please pass the pink stuff…Our stomach still hurts! Looks like it spread all the way to Spain. Join Megan and David as they make the same attempt to deal with the pain. We are a tough lot here at Spanishpod101.com, no matter how we feel we have to give you your grammar fix. So, like we’ve seen in the past, the verb “estar” (to be) is usually used when referring to your feelings, health, or physical state. But, there’s a switch up! Sometimes when you might use “estar” you have to use the verb…Which one? Click that button and find out!
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