Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Okay, “let’s breed!” No, wait, I mean, “let’s cross!” Man, these little mistakes can be embarrassing but also good learning tools. Carlos has made some blunders and as always Natalia is here to call him on them! What about you? Also, check out the explanation of irregular verbs in the Present Subjunctive that are made up of those that have an irregular first person singular form in the Present Indicative. What? Well, looks like a visit to the grammar bank is in order. It’s okay, that’s what it is there for (as long as you have a premium subscription). No subscription? Tsk Tsk, sign up today and get 7 days on us. Experience just how quickly you can pick up Spanish!

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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Have you ever needed to rent a car? If you’ve travelled to a Spanish speaking country you might need it. Now, chances are the agent will speak English but think of how pleasantly surprised they will be when you make your reservation in Spanish! Trust Megan and David to get you there Do you know the difference between the present and the imperfect subjunctive? If not, give us fifteen minutes of your time and you will have the difference down, guaranteed! Have you tried our premium subscription? No? Try it out on us for 7 days free. You won’t regret it! 

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Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Are you a coffee lover? Do you consider yourself a caffeine connoisseur? Here at SpanishPod101.com we have two of the most dedicated lovers of the true black gold. Where is the best quality coffee in the world grown? Contrary to popular belief, it is not Columbia. For the finest quality coffee in look for the beans from the land of Pura Vida. Carlos will say that he moved to Costa Rica for many different reasons but the main reason is simply that the man loves coffee. Natalia may love coffee but she loves explaining grammar as well. Today she tackles the Subjunctive tense. After this lesson, all of your doubts will be erased! Especially if you stay up late drinking Costa Rican coffee and listening to SpanishPod101.com! 

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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Don’t you just hate connecting flights? If one things goes wrong your entire trip is shot. I must say Ana is a very patient woman, listen to her tone, she doesn’t even sound annoyed. She’s a better person thah I am! But seriously, we’ve all been there and travel delays can easily become a nightmare. Without a doubt, Megan and David have an opinion on this, as travelers, you know they have been delayed at one time or another. No one escapes!  You won’t escape from today’s grammar point either. Find out how the subjunctive mood plays a key role in clauses of purpose. It’s a key role, so it must be important. When was the last time you commented? Come on, don’t be shy, we are all friends here. Let us know what you think!

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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! So, which do you think is better? To speak another language without understanding it, or to understand it without being able to speak it. Man, that’s deep. We are definitely not in Newbie or Beginner territory. Kathy and Ana are your lights along the path! They also continue the discussion of the common subjunctive, only this time focusing on its use to express necessity and purpose. Like, you need to listen to this lesson by Spanishpod101.com so that you can learn Spanish. See, it all makes sense!

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