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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Yunai? What? Today, Natalia and Carlos show us a typical conversation in Costa Rica, where someone’s trying to figure out where someone else is from. Trust us, yunai will make sense after listening to this lesson. This kind of conversation comes up all the time, especially when you’re traveling abroad, so it’s a really good one to listen to. Remember that you can reference this lesson with Newbie Lesson 5 as well as Iberian 5 and Peruvian Lesson 5 in order to understand the content at a deeper level. With the Regional Series at SpanishPod101, we bring the Spanish-speaking world to you!
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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Where are you from? A common question, right?! In today’s lesson, Joe and Bea look at some different ways to ask where someone is from, which is a really common question in introductory conversations. Think about it, while traveling, what is the second question you ask a stranger? You are going to need the verb “ser” to form the question, so stick with them, you are in good hands. Don’t forget to reference Costa Rican 5, Iberian 5, and Newbie 5 to really get the most out this sibling lesson! ¡Suelta la lengua con SpanishPod101.com!
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Spanish is a language spoken by over 350 Million people in the world. The people and their accents are very diverse and you might find yourself in the situation where you must as “¿de qué país eres?”. Don’t know what that means? Well, Alan and Lisy are here to let you know! Find out just how to inquire where someone is from and learn the different names for the many nationalities of the Spanish-speaking world. We put our money where our mouth is so in addition to this lesson, check out Peruvian 7, Costa Rican 7, and Iberian 7, to hear just how varied Spanish is!
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Good work, you got through the explanations, now it is time for the comparisons. Join Alan and Lisy as they take you through the sibling verbs “ser” and “estar” both mean (to be). What’s the difference? We’re sure you have a good idea. But in case you don’t, we’ll take you through the finer points of the comparisons just in case. We are here for you! The thing is, we do sleep…the learning center, on the other hand, never does. Check it out to get the low down on all the Spanish you could ever need to know.
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! You know, after listening to these Newbie lessons you will have no problem making conversation in any situation. Join Alan and Lisy as they continue their examination of the verb “ser” (to be). You’ll find that it’s a really common verb in Spanish and essential in order to speak. Now, check out how they look at “ser” in the first person, second person, and third person. But wait, don’t forget it in the singular and plural! The learning center people, don’t forget the learning center!
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