-
Letra G parte 2 (gue – güe)
Letter G has 4 possible sounds… ready to learn the final 2 sounds? In less than 5 minutes, you´ll be able to say letter G correctly
-
LETRA G
Letter G in Spanish is confusing… but follow these simple steps and you won´t forget the right pronunciation of G in Spanish anymore! Need more help with your Spanish? We make a free podcast and people can support us in exchange of a PDF and other cool things https://www.patreon.com/howtospanishp… Join our community of Spanish students for support, inspiration, a chat and some trainings https://www.facebook.com/groups/howto… Follow IG https://www.instagram.com/ana_howtosp…
- B1 intermediate, B2 upper intermediate, C1-C2 advanced, Cómo se dice, Frases, Gramática, Listening, Preguntas y Respuestas
Episodio 19: Servicio al cliente
Have you ever imagined what it is like to have a job in which you need to help people that don´t speak your native language? We interview Aideé, a bilingual costumer service representative for Kobo (based in Canada). She shares with us the best and the worst of her job. https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-19-servicio-23670146 Get a PDF with vocabulary and comprehension questions HERE Phrase of the day
-
El café – vocabulario y conversación
¡Hola! En este PDF vas a aprender vocabulario para hablar sobre café y también vas a obtener preguntas de conversación para practicar con tus amigos o profesores. Download here: (On question 5 there is a mistake. It should say: con TU orden de café) El café_vocab and conversation
You May Also Like
ECHARSE
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, B1 intermediate, Cómo se dice, Ejercicios, Enlgish version, Hacks, Pronunciation, Recursos, Videoblog
Letter C in Spanish (part 2) and letters S and Z
Did you know letter C has two sounds?! And that Z sounds like /s/ in Spanish? Sounds complex... but after learning a couple of tricks you won´t ever forget how to say these letters correctly.
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, B1 intermediate, Cómo se dice, Ejercicios, Hacks, Pronunciation, Recursos, Videoblog
Letters C and K in Spanish
You May Also Like
Video: LL y Y pronunciación
¿PICA O PICANTE?
SPANISH PRESENT CONJUGATION MADE EASY
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, Any level, B1 intermediate, B2 upper intermediate, Cómo se dice, Ejercicios, Enlgish version, Hacks, Listening, Preguntas y Respuestas, Pronunciation, Recursos, Retos, Videoblog
Video: LL y Y pronunciación
This video is part of the series How to sound like a native Spanish speaker. I will teach you 3 possible pronunciations for letters LL and Y. By the end of this video, you will be able to read a Spanish sentence correctly. This is a good video for beginners and also for intermediates that need to refresh their knowledge of the Spanish alphabet. Don´t forget to watch the other videos of this series, especially the video on how to pronounce Spanish vowels. Spanish vowels are THE key to speak Spanish correctly. https://bit.ly/2RdBwm7 Let me know how you did on the comments and don´t forget to subscribe!
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, B1 intermediate, B2 upper intermediate, Cómo se dice, Ejercicios, Hacks, Listening, Preguntas y Respuestas, Pronunciation, Recursos, Retos, Videoblog
Video: B vs V pronunciation
Sounding like a native Spanish speaker is NOT impossible. Actually, it all comes down to learning the Spanish alphabet correctly. In this video I will be teaching you how to pronounce B and V in Spanish. You will also get some practice reading words. This is one of the videos of the series designed for beginners and for anyone who needs to refresh their Spanish pronunciation. Let me know your thoughts on the comments! If you want to support me and see my videos before anybody else, check out my Patreon page https://bit.ly/2xZGDz9
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, Artículo, B1 intermediate, B2 upper intermediate, Cómo se dice, Cuál es la diferencia, Gramática, Recursos
ORDEN DE LAS ORACIONES
Seguramente has visto que en español hay muchas palabras cortas como ME, TE, SE, LE, etc. A veces es difícil entender qué significan y cómo se usan, pero en este post vas a aprender a entenderlas de forma muy simple. Primero hablemos de la estructura de las oraciones en inglés. Funciona así: Who does something + what they do + to whom they do it Por ejemplo: Pablo (who) helps (what he does) you (to whom). Otros ejemplos: David hugs me. Lola tells us a story. Ahora veremos cómo funciona en español usando los mismos ejemplos de antes: Who does something + to whom they do it + what they…
- A1 beginner, A2 upper beginner, B1 intermediate, Cómo se dice, Español para viajar, Preguntas y Respuestas, Recursos
MUSIC- Vocab and questions
Hablemos sobre música. PDF con vocabulario y preguntas.
