South/Central American Spanish needed
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“This podcast is trying to teach Spanish from Spain. While it would be helpful for people in Europe, it’s terrible for people from North America or anyone wanting to go to the areas that have a lot more Spanish speakers. Many phrases in this podcast are not said at all in Central or South American Spanish speaking countries. The pronunciation is also not used in the Americas. It would be like teaching England English to people from Mexico. The wouldn’t understand the differences in a lot of words. Boot vs trunk when referring the the storage area in a vehicle. Or flashlight in America is called a torch in England. A torch in America starts fires.
There are more Spanish speakers in Mexico than any other country, including Spain. And the language of Mexico is closer to the rest of Central and South America than Spain. This podcast really needs a sister podcast that teaches the most common dialect of Spanish and not the least common.”
Bennynielsen via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/04/21
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“I just finished my first semester of college-level spanish and was looking for something to listen to in spanish in-between semesters that would also be enjoyable and relaxing. I found it! One of the marks of a great teacher is the ability to make a subject enjoyable. In that you have succeeded...”Read full review »
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