Listen to REAL Spanish: Week Four Conversation Five

Listen to real Spanish

Learn to real Spanish. Learn Spanish like a native from a native in this series of podcast episodes of conversations with native speakers from all over the world. 

Episode Summary

In this conversation, you will meet Moises. He is from Paraguay. He tutors Spanish and Guaraní online.

Essential words and phrases to understand this conversation:

una ciudad industrial: an industrial city

aquella época: that time period

hay varias comidas típicas: there are various typical foods

todas las personas que conozco: all of the people that I know

en un punto medio: a point in the middle

es nuestra: it is ours

para llegar: to arrive

dentro de: within

gana mejor que: earns better

¡Qué interesante!: How interesting!

Learn Spanish like a native from a native!

1. Read through the essential words and phrases.
2. Listen.
3. Listen again.
4. Do the fluency exercises.

Learning a language begins with understanding. When you hit the upper levels, it is vital that you understand deeply. Reading and listening allows you the opportunity to dig deep into grammar and vocabulary, all completely in the context of authentic communication and use. Read and listen multiple times. Eventually, the language you soak up will become your own.

We live in an unprecedented time. Never before in the history of the world have we had so much access to authentic language and culture. These recordings allow you to listen multiple times to get that deep understanding you need to speak like a native yourself. Unlike in real conversations, you can repeat what you didn’t understand as many times as you need. You will find yourself owning what you heard and read.

Looking to dig deeper? Be sure to check out the link below to get all of the materials you need to start speaking Spanish like it was your first language.

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