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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Remember Martín? You remember…Martín is the guy who had his card eaten by the ATM in Perú and was not receiving any help whatsoever. Has he gotten help now? Nope, still in the same boat. What else can you do but pray for him? Alan and Lisy have an opinion. Also, one of the ways to express obligation it to use the verb “tener” (to have). For example, I HAVE to study would be…Any ideas? Well, click that button and get the answer. If a little extra help is needed check out the premium audio track titled “tarea”. There you will find all the practice you need to sharpen those skills!
Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Join Alan and Lisy as they introduce us to Javier, a man facing a situation no one likes, he has been pulled over for speeding. If you want to drive fast in Latin America, this lesson is for you! Have your license and registration ready and learn how the common question they teach in Police academies across the world, “Sir, do you know the speed limit on this highway” is formed in Spanish. Also, learn how to use “tener que + infinitive”. Take things to the next level, get a premium subscription, and try it for seven days free on us!
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! How do people live with all the rain in a rain forest? Join Bea and Joseph for this lesson about the rainy season in the Amazon. Here, we’ll go over some new vocabulary and the use of the reflexive verb “acostumbrarse” (to get used to something). Spod101 brings the Spanish-speaking world to you! Don’t forget to reference this lesson with Newbie Lesson 18, Iberian Lesson 18, and Costa Rican Lesson 18 as well.
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Grammar: tener que | Function: asking for a favor | Topic: banking | Politeness Level: informal
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