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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Ready for the smoothest duo in Pod101 world? Well, wait a little longer because all we have for now is Carlos and Natalia. Learn why you can chew English, Spanish, really any language. And that smooth joke has a source. Listen as they mention the adjective “suave” and explain why “al suave” means something else completely different. Also, we have a special guest you need to hear. Welcome Paco!!! Along with today’s lesson, we’re also releasing a special Bonus track, which contains Paco’s impressions of regional forms of speech from around the Spanish-speaking world! Get the most out of this lesson by cross-referencing it with Newbie 24, Iberian 24, and Peruvian 24.
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Are you ready? Neither/nor…That is a relationship that Carlos and Natalia are looking at today in this installment of Spanishpod101.com’s Costa Rican Series. Along with the normal good times, stop and learn two, count them two, reflexive verbs in this lesson “defendarse” (to defend oneself, to hold one’s own) and “apuntarse” (to be willing). Don’t forget to cross-reference this lesson with Newbie 23, Peruvian 23, and Iberian 23.
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Dialogue - Standard | Play | Popup Dialogue - Iberian | Play | Popup Review | Play | Popup Learning CenterLearn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Do you speak Spanish? Well, if not, you will soon with Spanishpod101.com! In this lesson of our Iberian Series, Megan and David discuss the phrase, “mejor que”. Find out why Spanish is better than (language of choice). Don’t forget to reference this lesson with Newbie lesson 23, Peruvian lesson 23, and Costa Rican Lesson 23. Check out all four, and feel the difference.
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Category: Regional Spanish Series | 3 Comments »
Grammar: al suave | Function: asking what language someone speaks | Topic: languages | Politeness Level: informal
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