#CuarentenaProductiva Book club for Spanish students. This month: La ciudad de las bestias Hola chicos, I created a book club for Spanish learners. I'll be conducting the activities on Slack, so here you have the invitation link. https://bocaditos-de-espaol.slack.com/join/shared_invite/zt-ckpd151u-zW045HYqV10ExPhIz5p8LA Since we are only a couple of people we will start with an intermediate level book. But if a beginner or advanced student would like to join I will read another book with them too. Everybody is welcome. And of course, there is no cost to it. ¡Espero verlos allí!

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¿Ejercicio + español? #CuarentenaProductiva

Productive quarantine! I started a Spanish book club

What do you think about this activity to improve listening comprehension skills? Hi guys, I would really appreciate your feedback on this. I created a podcast... Maybe? I'm not sure if it could be called a podcast, but also I don't think is a lesson because usually those last longer. You can have a look here. (https://bocaditosespanol.com/learn-spanish-lessons/practice-spanish/spanish-podcast/) The aim of these activities is that you can practice your listening skills while learning something in a short amount of time. What do you think about them? Also, this time I just recorded the audio without adding music on the background. Is it better than this other activity? (https://bocaditosespanol.com/intermediate-mujercitas/) Thanks in advance for your time! And if you have questions about Spanish I'm always here to help :)

¡Vamos a quejarnos! ¿Qué te frustra del español? Hace unos años tuve un estudiante de 10 años cuya lengua nativa es el inglés. Y siempre, ¡siempre!, confundía "dinero" con "dinner", y absolutamente cada vez que lo corregía me decía "I doesn't make any sense! Dinero sounds like dinner so it should mean dinner." ¿Y qué me dicen de actually y actualmente? ¿O del hecho de que hablamos al revés? "I like this dress blue." Cada vez que alguno de mis estudiantes me sale con alguna de estas no puedo sino decir "tienes razón, el español es loquito".

What are the most common mistakes you make in Spanish? Hi guys, I don't struggle with Spanish since I'm a native speaker but I've seen my students making plenty of mistakes over the last couple of years. Small errors such as: - Estoy muy hambre. - Quiero un otro helado. - Yo también no iré al concierto. What are yours? What are the things you always get corrected for?

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