
three corvesations: 

1- En la taquilla
2- En el rastro
3- En la compañía

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Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish Conversation parte 7

Learn your 2nd and 3rd sentences in Luxembourgish and hear how amazingly close the language is to English. You can practically speak it already!

Sproochentest: Start Here

2. Next Steps

Bones! En aquest episodi parlaré un poc sobre la llengua catalana. Les seves característiques, llocs on es parla, diferències entre els diferents parlants que podem trobar segons la seva zona geogràfica i molt més...

Aprèn català amb Jordi

2- La llengua catalana

Fui al banco a abrir una cuenta. Me pidieron el NIE. No tenía el NIE. Salí sin cuenta y me senté en un banco — el de madera, en la calle. En este episodio te explico cómo funciona la banca en España, qué es el NIE y por qué necesitas ese número para casi todo. Más la solución rápida que nadie te cuenta. Historia real, español despacio, explicaciones en inglés. Nivel A2-B1.

Sobreviviendo a España

El banco - The bank 

Duración: 7 minutos
Hablé con Sueda (profesora de turco), sobre este baile tradicional nacido en Konya y símbolo del movimiento de los planetas del sistema solar.

Mucho que decir

La danza de los derviches 🎧

En este primer episodio leemos y comentamos “El mundo” (que pertenece a "El libro de los abrazos"), un texto breve de Eduardo Galeano. Trabajamos vocabulario, adjetivos y metáforas para llevar la literatura a la conversación en español.

Un mar de palabras (Textos de Eduardo Galeano)

Episodio 1: El mundo 

Blabla Chinese 

03.  Is Marriage a Must_一定要结婚吗？

Hi, and welcome back to Phonics with Teacher Alyse!  
Are you ready? Listen carefully, repeat after me, and then try reading it on your own.

I hop over the rope at home. 

Great job! Keep practicing, and follow my podcasts so you don’t miss an episode. See you next time—bye for now!

Phonics Long Vowels and Consonant Blends

I hop over the rope at home. 

Are you trying to speak too fast in English?

So you want to sound more like a native English speaker. That means you have to speak fast English, right?

Noooo waaaay :)

There is a danger with speaking fast - you might lose clarity of what you are saying ..

You may think you’ll impress people with how quickly the words come out of your mouth, but what they really want is to understand you.

When you speak too quickly, you might start mumbling, dropping important sounds, or rushing through your vowels. 

Is this the kind of impression you'd like to create? What if people that are listening to you have a challenge with listening, what will this mean? ..

Listen to the recording and to some suggestions I have for you + listen to my speed too and reflect on my example when communicating in English daily 

Making it a permanent habit will make all the difference.

I hope it helps and chooe&book some of my limited slots to train with me now.



