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Beginner Spanish with Spanish Obsessed Spanish Obsessed
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Beginner Spanish from Rob and Liz of Spanish Obsessed. Couple Liz and Rob (Colombian and English) teach and discuss a range of Spanish phrases, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation - giving you the real Spanish as it's used around the world today. Engaging and lively conversation around a range of topics, equipping you with the Spanish you need to navigate through a variety of situations, from ordering different types of coffee to telling your significant you love them in 6 different ways! We update weekly, so be sure to subscribe using the button on the left to stay up to date. Also, check out our world of Spanish material, articles, and general Spanish love at SpanishObsessed.com!
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Beginners 46: A brief overview of the past tenses
In this and the next few episodes, we'll be focusing on the preterite, or past tense. What are the two past tenses, and what are a couple of good rules of thumb to know?
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Beginners 45: Relationships and talking about your civil status
Should we say "estoy casado" or "soy casado"? Is it a temporary state, or a permanent feature...? Learn which to use, and when, as well as other vocabulary and expressions to talk about relationships.
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Beginners 44: Exclamations
Learn 3 structures for exclamations, all using the word "qué"
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Beginners 43: Having a good time
Learn how to use "pasárselo" and "pasársela" to talk about how you spend your time
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Beginners 42: Getting on with people
Learn ways to talk about "getting on with people" (or not!) in Spanish. You'll learn how to use "llevarse bien/mal", "caerse bien", as well as some intriguing English borrowings ("hacer clik", for example!).
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Beginners 41: Using "desde hace" to talk about what you've been doing
Learn 2 ways to say "to have been doing" something in Spanish. Turns out, it's actually a lot simpler to do this in Spanish than English!
Customer Reviews
Great for maintenance and practice
I love this podcast as a supplement to my regular classes. It’s fun, the hosts are pleasant and don’t waste time on unrelated chit chat. It’s short enough to fit easily in a car ride or a walk but it’s packed with vocabulary and grammar. I love practicing old words and constructions, and picking up a few new words. They repeat a lot and give you a chance to practice. Because one of them is a native English speaker, he explains a lot of the more subtle differences quite well. Liz does need to speak more loudly but overall it’s one of the best podcasts I’ve found to practice Spanish.
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I learned Spanish years ago and don’t get a ton of opportunities to practice. I’m always looking for ways to maintain my listening and comprehension skills, THANK YOU so much for this podcast and your other podcasts. You are both easy to understand and have interesting conversations i actually want to listen to. THANK YOU!!!!!!
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