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Absolute Beginner S2 #11 - Learn Some Spanish Diet Secrets | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Maria: Estas mas delgado. ¿Haces dieta? Javi: Si solo como verduras y fruta, y bebo mucho agua cada día. Maria: Muy bien. Luis solo come comida rápida y siempre bebe cerveza. Javi: Jaja, no te preocupes, el hace mucho deporte. ----Formal English---- Maria: You've slimmed down (literally, "You're more thin"). Do you diet? Javi: Yes, I only eat fruits and vegetables and I drink a lot of water every day. Maria: Great! Luis only eats fast food and always drinks beer. Javi: Ha ha, don't worry; he plays a lot of sports. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 5/22/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Top 25 Spanish Questions You Need to Know #21 - Are you hungry? in Spanish | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Q: ¿Tienes hambre? A: Si, tengo un poco de hambre. A: Si, tengo mucho hambre. A: Si, tengo muchísima hambre. A: No, no tengo hambre. ----Formal English---- Q: Are you hungry? A: Yes, I'm a little hungry. A: Yes, I'm very hungry. A: Yes, I'm extremely hungry. A: No, I'm not hungry. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 5/21/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Beginner Lesson S2 #22 - Coffee doesn’t get better! | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- GLENDA: Justo lo que necesitaba... un café bien cargado. MARIA: El café de Costa Rica... es lo que llaman 'levanta muertos'. GLENDA: Totalmente, no creo que haya mejor. MARIA: ¿Usted sabÍa que en otros países pagan hasta diez euros por una taza de café de Costa Rica? GLENDA: ¡Ande! No lo sabía pero. ¡qué suerte que aquí casi es gratis! ----Formal English---- GLENDA: Just what I needed... a strong cup of coffee. MARIA: Costa Rican coffee... they say it will raise the dead. GLENDA: Totally, I do not think that there is a better one. MARIA: Did you know in other countries they pay up to ten euros per cup of Costa Rican coffee? GLENDA: Wow! I did not know, but we are lucky that here it is almost free! ----Informal ---- GLENDA: Justo lo que necesitaba... un café bien cargado. MARIA: El café de Costa Rica... es lo que llaman 'Levanta muertos'. GLENDA: Totalmente, no creo que haya mejor. MARIA: ¿SabÍas que en otros países pagan hasta diez euros por una taza de café de Costa Rica? GLENDA: ¡Anda! No lo sabía pero. ¡qué suerte que aquí casi es gratis! Click here for entire dialog. ----Informal English---- GLENDA: Just what I needed... a strong cup of coffee. MARIA: Costa Rican coffee... they say it will raise the dead. GLENDA: Totally, I don't think that there's a better one. MARIA: Did ya' know in other countries they pay up to ten euros per cup of Costa Rican coffee? GLENDA: Wow! I didn't know, but man we're lucky that here it's almost free! --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 5/17/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Top 25 Spanish Questions You Need to Know #20 - What’s the weather like? in Spanish | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Q: ¿Cómo es el tiempo en Madrid? A: Es soleado. A: Es lluvioso. A: Es frío. A: Es ventoso. ----Formal English---- Q: What's the weather like in Madrid? A: It's sunny. A: It's rainy. A: It's cold. A: It's windy. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 5/14/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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News #92 - Spanish Is A Pretty Big Deal | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don't forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 5/13/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 6 | VideoLearn with Pictures and Video S2 - Relaxing in the Evening with Spanish | -- | 8/11/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 7 | VideoLearn with Pictures and Video #1 - Talking About Your Daily Routine in Spanish" | -- | 8/10/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 8 | VideoVideo #1 - Learning Spanish Vocabulary for Common Animals Is a Walk in the Park! | -- | 8/9/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Advanced Audio Blog #3 - Day Of The Dead (Mexico) | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Day Of The Dead (Mexico) Hoy inician las festividades del Día de Muertos en México. Esta es una fiesta de gran colorido. En vísperas de la conmemoración, muchas familias levantan altares donde brilla el naranja de las flores de cempasúchil, las banderitas de colores de papel picado, además de comida y bebida que añaden tonalidades multicolores a esta festividad. De igual manera, los panteones se visten de gala en espera de la visita de los fieles difuntos, así como de los miles de personas que viajan a sus poblados nativos para celebrar con sus "muertitos". EL 1º de noviembre se celebra a los "muertos chiquitos", las animas de los niños muertos. En los altares y en las tumbas se dejan juguetes, dulces, chocolates y miel para endulzar su visita a la tierra. El regreso de las ánimas de los adultos se prevé para la noche siguiente, y para quienes se prepara un delicioso refrigerio. Entre los platos tradicionales se encuentra el "pan de muerto" (pan redondo cubierto de azúcar), el pulque, mole, tamales y atole. Esta celebración no falta quien lleve sus "cigarritos" y su botella de mezcal al difunto. Días antes de estas fechas, las panaderías decoran sus vitrinas con escenas cómicas de familias de esqueletos disfrutando un exquisito "pan de muerto". En los mercados tradicionales brilla todo tipo imaginable de juguetes, adornos y dulces alusivos a la muerte. Hoy voy a ir a Coyoacán, barrio antiguo de la ciudad de México que vive las tradiciones día a día. Ahí está, además de su plaza, catedral y mercado de antojitos, el Museo de Culturas Populares, donde ya tiene una semana que vive el "Día de Muertos". Nos vemos pronto! ----Formal English---- Today Mexico begins the Day of the Dead festivities. This is a very colorful celebration. On the eve of the commemoration, many families raise altars where the orange of marigolds and multicolored paper flags shine, in addition to food and beverages which add a variety of hues to this celebration. In the same way, the pantheons wear their best, waiting for the visit of the loyal deceased ones, along with the thousands of people who travel to their hometowns to celebrate with their \\\"dearly deceased\\\". On November 1st, the "muertos chiquitos" are celebrated, the spirits of deceased children. Toys, candies, chocolates and honey are placed on the altars and the graves to sweeten their visit to the earth. The return of the adult spirits is anticipated for the following night, form whom a delicious snack is prepared. Among traditional the dishes, there is \\\"bread of the dead\\\" (a round bread covered with sugar), "pulque", "mole", "tamales"-, and "atole". This celebration is not at a loss for someone who may take their little cigars, and a bottle of Mezcal to the deceased. Days before this time, bakeries decorate their showcases with humorous scenes of skeleton families enjoying an exquisite \\\"bread of the dead\\\". In traditional markets, all imaginable kinds of toys, decorations and candies allusive to the death shine. Today, I am going to go to Coyoacan, an old district in Mexico City that lives out the traditions day to day. Besides the beautiful "plaza", cathedral and specialty market, there is the Museum of Popular Cultures, where the Day of Dead has already been "living" for a week now. See you soon! --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 8/2/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Lower Intermediate #3 - Would You Miss Out on a Spanish Party Like This?? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Manuel: ¿Será aquí la fiesta? Según el taxista ésta es la dirección que le dimos. ¿Tocamos? Gustavo: Preguntando se llega a Roma; claro. Y si no es pero hay fiesta nos hacemos los invitados de alguien más. Manuel: No no, hombre. Ni que tuvieramos quince años. Ya estamos maduros para andar haciendo ese tipo de cosas. Gustavo: ¿Qué tiene? Mira, a esta edad tenemos más facilidad de armarnos una conversación chida. Neta. Aparte, traemos algo para la fiesta y eso siempre se aprecia. Manuel: Obvio. Aun así, tocamos, vemos si es aquí, y si no, preguntamos si saben dónde viven Luis y Jimena. ----Formal English---- Manuel: Is the party here? According to the taxi driver, this is the address that we told him. Do we knock? Gustavo: Of course, you won\'t know unless you ask. And if it\'s not, but there\'s a party, we\'ll become somebody else\'s guests. Manuel: No no, dude. It\'s not like we\'re fifteen years old. We\'re too mature to be going around doing that type of thing. Gustavo: What\'s wrong with it? Look, at this age we\'re more skilled at starting a good conversation. For real. Besides, we\'re bringing something to the party, and that\'s always appreciated. Manuel: Obviously. Even so, we\'ll knock, see whether it\'s here, and if not, we\'ll ask if they know where Luis and Jimena live. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 2/20/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Lower Intermediate #2 - You're the One Who Started the Fight in Spanish, Right? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Luis: ¿Qué tal este Jorge y Andrea? Se ve que se están llevando de poca. Jimena: ¡Lo sé! Sabía que ésto iba a pasar. Qué buena onda, la verdad. A parte, como viven cerca es fácil que se vean seguido. Luis: Bueno, tú eres toda una cúpida. Así me flechaste de seguro, ¿verdad, chiquita? Jimena: Te dejé conquistarme, que es otra cosa. Te morías por estar conmigo. No te hagas. Luis: Uy sí… Eras tú la que no dejaba de hablarme y querer estar conmigo todo el tiempo. Pero no te culpo: soy irresistible. Jimena: Ahora resulta que tú eres el exquisito. En fin. Después platicamos largo y tendido de quién conquistó a quién. Ahorita tenemos que asegurar que Andrea y Jorge se la pasen de lo mejor. Luis: Óyeme, si somos sus amigos, no un servicio de citas. ----Formal English---- Luis: How are Jorge and Andrea? Looks like they\'re getting along great. Jimena: I know! I knew this was going to happen. How awesome, really. Also, since they live near each other, it\'s easy for them to see each other often. Luis: Well, you\'re quite the Cupid. That\'s how you hooked me for sure, right, baby? Jimena: I let you win me over, which is different. You were dying to be with me. Knock it off. Luis: Oh yeah. It was you who kept talking to me and kept wanting to be with me all the time. But I don\'t blame you—I\'m irresistible. Jimena: Oh, so now YOU\'re the big catch. Anyway, later on we\'ll have a long and extended discussion about who won over whom. Right now we need to make sure Jorge and Andrea hit it off. Luis: Hey, we\'re their friends, not a dating service. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 2/19/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Lower Intermediate #1 - After a Spanish Dinner | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Jorge: ¿Qué te trajo a esta ciudad, Alfredo? Alfredo: Fueron una serie de hechos. Primero que nada, la ciudad es bonita y tranquila. Segundo, tengo amistades que me ayudaron a adaptarme. Y tercero, el talento aquí es abundante. Andrea: ¿Te viniste a rodear de talento o viniste a contribuír más al talento? Alfredo: Depende con qué ojos me ves. En realidad pueden ser las dos cosas, ¿no crees? Jimena: Alfredo, conociéndote, viniste a rodearte de talento. Pero Andrea, es buena tu pregunta. Yo agregaría el hecho de que Alfredo recién se divorció. ----Formal English---- Jorge: What brought you to this city, Alfredo? Alfredo: It was a series of reasons. First of all, the city is pretty and quiet. Second, I have friends that helped me adapt. And third, the talent here is abundant. Andrea: Did you come here to surround yourself with talent or did you come to contribute to the talent? Alfredo: It depends on how you see me. In reality, it could be both, don\'t you think? Jimena: Alfredo, knowing you, you came to surround yourself with talent. But Andrea, it\'s a good question. I would add the fact that Alfredo just got divorced recently. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 2/9/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Beginner #3 - Your Spanish Can Get You Everything You Want Right Now! | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Fernanda: Amor, ¿vamos al supermercado? Sebastián: ¡Si quieres! Fernanda: Vamos a comprar todos los ingredientes para los chiles rellenos de mi abuela. Sebastián: ¿Qué más necesitamos? Fernanda: Ya tengo los chiles, la cebolla, el tomate… Sebastián: Y yo tengo las pasas y los huevos. Fernanda: En casa tenemos, aceite. Sólo nos falta la carne. ----Formal English---- Fernanda: Love, wanna go to the supermarket? Sebastián: If you want! Fernanda: We're gonna buy all the ingredients for my Grandma's chile rellenos. Sebastián: What else do we need? Fernanda: I already have the peppers, the onion, the tomato… Sebastián: And I have the raisins and the eggs. Fernanda: We have oil at home. All we're missing is the meat. ----Informal ---- Fernanda: Amor, ¿vamos al supermercado? Sebastián: ¡Si quieres! Fernanda: Vamos a comprar todos los ingredientes para los chiles rellenos de mi abuela. Sebastián: ¿Qué más necesitamos? Fernanda: Ya tengo los chiles, la cebolla, el tomate… Sebastián: Y yo tengo las pasas y los huevos. Fernanda: En casa tenemos, aceite. Sólo nos falta la carne. Click here for entire dialog. ----Informal English---- Fernanda: Love, wanna go to the supermarket? Sebastián: If you want! Fernanda: We're gonna buy all the ingredients for my Grandma's chile rellenos. Sebastián: What else do we need? Fernanda: I already have the peppers, the onion, the tomato… Sebastián: And I have the raisins and the eggs. Fernanda: We have oil at home. All we're missing is the meat. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 2/8/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Beginner #2 - You Don't Want to Leave Your Spanish Dish Half-baked, Do You? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Abuela: Fernandita, ¿me dijiste que sólo necesitas saber los ingredientes? Y... ¿la receta? Fernanda: Sí Abue,sólo los ingredientes, yo sé como hacer los chiles. Abuela: Ahhh, bueno amor, recuerda que estoy medio sorda. Fernanda: tranquila abuelita yo recuerdo. Abuela: Entonces lo que necesitas es 4 chiles grandes, ¼ de carne molida, 2 huevos, harina, aceite, 100 gramos de pasitas, 1 tomate, y una cebolla. Fernanda: ¿Necesito algo más, abue? Abuela: No mamita, sólo eso, espero que tu novio lo disfrute. ----Formal English---- Abuela: Fernandita, you told me you only needed to know the ingredients? And...the recipe? Fernanda: Yes Granny, only the ingredients. I know how to make the chiles (\"peppers\"). Abuela: Ahhh, okay my love, remember that I'm half-deaf. Fernanda: Relax grandma, I remember. Abuela: So what you need is 4 big peppers, ¼ pound ground meat, 2 eggs, flour, oil, 100 grams of raisins, 1 tomato, and 1 onion. Fernanda: Do I need anything else, granny? Abuela: No honey, only that, I hope your boyfriend will enjoy it. ----Informal ---- Abuela: Fernandita, ¿me dijiste que sólo necesitas saber los ingredientes? Y... ¿la receta? Fernanda: Sí Abue,sólo los ingredientes, yo sé como hacer los chiles. Abuela: Ahhh, bueno amor, recuerda que estoy medio sorda. Fernanda: tranquila abuelita yo recuerdo. Abuela: Entonces lo que necesitas es 4 chiles grandes, ¼ de carne molida, 2 huevos, harina, aceite, 100 gramos de pasitas, 1 tomate, y una cebolla. Fernanda: ¿Necesito algo más, abue? Abuela: No mamita, sólo eso, espero que tu novio lo disfrute. Click here for entire dialog. ----Informal English---- Abuela: Fernandita, you told me you only needed to know the ingredients? And...the recipe? Fernanda: Yes Granny, only the ingredients. I know how to make the chiles (\"peppers\"). Abuela: Ahhh, okay my love, remember that I'm half-deaf. Fernanda: Relax grandma, I remember. Abuela: So what you need is 4 big peppers, ¼ pound ground meat, 2 eggs, flour, oil, 100 grams of raisins, 1 tomato, and 1 onion. Fernanda: Do I need anything else, granny? Abuela: No honey, only that, I hope your boyfriend will enjoy it. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 1/20/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Beginner #1 - Look What Spicy Little Spanish Dish We've Cooked Up for You! | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Fernanda: ¡Alo!, ¿abuelita?, ¡Soy yo, Fernanda! Abuela: ¡Ahhhy!, ¡Fernandiiiita!, ¿Cómo estás mi niña? Fernanda: Muy bien abue, ¿Y tú? Abuela: Ahy, mi hijita, estoy bien, ¡Gracias a Dios! Ferananda: Abue, ¿me puedes decir los ingredientes de tu famosa receta de Chiles rellenos? Quiero cocinar para mi novio. ----Formal English---- Fernanda: Hello! Grandma? It's me, Fernanda! Abuela: Heeeeey! Fernandiiiita! How's my little girl? Fernanda: Very well granny, and you? Abuela: Ohhh, honey, I'm fine! Thank God! Ferananda: Granny, can you tell me what the ingredients are for your famous "Chile Relleno" (filled pepper) recipe? I wanna cook for my boyfriend. ----Informal ---- Fernanda: ¡Alo!, ¿abuelita?, ¡Soy yo, Fernanda! Abuela: ¡Ahhhy!, ¡Fernandiiiita!, ¿Cómo estás mi niña? Fernanda: Muy bien abue, ¿Y tú? Abuela: Ahy, mi hijita, estoy bien, ¡Gracias a Dios! Ferananda: Abue, ¿me puedes decir los ingredientes de tu famosa receta de Chiles rellenos? Quiero cocinar para mi novio. Click here for entire dialog. ----Informal English---- Fernanda: Hello! Grandma? It's me, Fernanda! Abuela: Heeeeey!, Fernandiiiita! How's my little girl? Fernanda: Very well granny, and you? Abuela: Ohhh, Honey, I'm fine! Thank God! Ferananda: Granny, can you tell me what the ingredients are for your famous "Chile Relleno" (Filled Pepper) recipe? I wanna cook for my boyfriend. Grammar Point: Word structure – Diminutive- overview --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 1/19/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Newbie #3 - Who are you? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- CÉSAR: ¿Quién eres tú? AMANDA: Yo soy Amanda. ¿Y tú? CÉSAR: Yo soy César. Soy músico. AMANDA: ¡Qué bueno! Yo soy profesora. CÉSAR: ¡Qué interesante! ----Formal English---- CÉSAR: Who are you? AMANDA: I am Amanda. And you? CÉSAR: I am Cesar. I am a musician. AMANDA: Great! I am a teacher. CÉSAR: How interesting! ----Informal ---- CÉSAR: ¿Quién es usted? AMANDA: Yo soy Amanda. ¿Y usted? CÉSAR: Yo soy César. Soy músico. AMANDA: ¡Qué bueno! Yo soy profesora. CÉSAR: ¡Qué interesante! ----Informal English---- CÉSAR: Who are you, Ma\'am? AMANDA: I am Amanda. And you, Sir? CÉSAR: I am Cesar. I am a musician. AMANDA: Great! I am a teacher. CÉSAR: How interesting! --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 1/18/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Newbie #2 - How are you all? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- JOSÉ: ¿Cómo están Claudia y usted? BEATRIZ: Nosotras estamos bien. JOSÉ: ¿Y cómo están Cristina y Javier? BEATRIZ: Ellos están bien también. JOSÉ: ¡Qué bueno! ----Formal English---- JOSÉ: How are you, Ma\\\'am, and Claudia? BEATRIZ: We are well. JOSÉ: And how are Cristina and Javier? BEATRIZ: They are well too. JOSÉ: Great! ----Informal ---- JOSÉ: ¿Cómo están Claudia y tú? BEATRIZ: Nosotras estamos bien. JOSÉ: ¿Y cómo están Cristina y Javier? BEATRIZ: Ellos también están bien. JOSÉ: ¡Qué bueno! ----Informal English---- JOSÉ: How are you and Claudia? BEATRIZ: We are well. JOSÉ: And how are Cristina and Javier? BEATRIZ: They are well too. JOSÉ: Great! --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 1/17/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Newbie #1 - Hi! How are You? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- BEATRIZ: ¡Hola! JOSÉ: ¡Hola! Buenos días. BEATRIZ: ¿Cómo está? JOSÉ: Yo estoy bien. ¿Y usted? BEATRIZ: Yo estoy muy bien. Gracias. ----Formal English---- BEATRIZ: Hello. JOSÉ: Hello. Good morning. BEATRIZ: How are you, Sir? JOSÉ: I am well. And you, Ma\'am? BEATRIZ: I am very well. Thanks. ----Informal ---- BEATRIZ: ¡Hola! JOSÉ: ¡Hola! Buenos días. BEATRIZ: ¿Cómo estás? JOSÉ: Yo estoy bien. ¿Y tú? BEATRIZ: Yo estoy muy bien. Gracias. ----Informal English---- BEATRIZ: Hi. JOSÉ: Hi. Good morning. BEATRIZ: How are you? JOSÉ: I am well. And you? BEATRIZ: I am very well. Thanks. --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 1/3/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Introduction #1 - Could Something This Good Actually Be Free? | Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- --------------------------- Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101! Don\'t forget to stop by SpanishPod101.com for more great Spanish Language Learning Resources! | 12/19/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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