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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Here, we get to learn all about the foods of Mexico which have been enjoyed for centuries and notably, since before the arrival of the Spanish. The food that is proper to Mexico may surprise you. Some of it you’ve surely tried, perhaps without even knowing where it originated from; while others, you may well not have ever heard off. Join us for gastronomical journey through Pre-Hispanic Mexican cuisine and ¡suelta la lengua con SpanishPod101.com!
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Today, we have another great edition of our Peruvian Spanish Series. Today’s lesson focuses on expressions of origin, that is, on ways of telling someone where you’re from. In today’s lesson, Beatriz and Joseph talk about Chincha, a costal city south of Lima, renown for its food and friendly people. Have you ever eaten “manchapecho”?! Chincha is the best place to try it. In fact, most “chichanos” (people from Chincha) might say that it’s the ONLY place to try it! Be sure to compare this lesson with Newbie Lesson #7 - I’m Argentine. I’m American. Also, be sure to keep your eyes open for an Iberian Spanish Lesson that references both Newbie #7 and Peruvian #7. By comparing these lessons, you’ll be able to broaden your understanding of the Spanish language. ¡Suelta la lengua con SpanishPod101.com!
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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Welcome to another edition of the Iberian Series. This installment of the Regional Spanish Series is centered around a conversation about where people are from. You’ll notice that in Spanish, there are a number of different ways of asking this questions, and with each way, there some subtleties which ought to be learned. David and Megan give us an insider’s perspective on talking about where we’re from in Iberian Spanish as well as how this conversation sounds, when pronounced with an authentic Iberian accent. Be sure to reference this lesson with Newbie Lesson 7 and Peruvian Lesson 8 for a deeper comparison. ¡Aprended con nosotros!
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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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Function: learning about Pre Hispanic food | Topic: food, origin | Politeness Level: informal
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