I love this podcast!!
I’ve spent decade trying to become more or less fluent in Spanish. I can read books fairly well. I can usually make myself understood, although I am sure, I mangle the grammar. but when people talk to me, my eyes glaze over. It sounds like one mile long word. If I ask them to repeat one word at a time, I can usually get what they’re saying. This conversation podcast is going to make a huge difference. Just listened to my first one, and I can get the cadence of the language and pick out words, which is impossible when someone is talking to me and I am stressing about trying to understand. Or watching movies and not wanting to miss something important in the plot. This approach feels much more organic: listening to people speak normally, getting what I can and not worry about it. I listened to it twice and got more the second time. So happy to have found this! It might be what puts me over the edge, finally, being truly conversational.
dimiessler via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/13/24
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I’m an intermediate or lower advanced level Spanish language learner, and I listen to this podcast when I’m driving. The conversations are interesting and educational for me.
mrtechnique via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/09/20
Señor Zárate is an incredibly talented linguist and teacher. Each podcast is overwhelmingly full of substantial content, all supplemented and documented on the summary pages containing grammar and vocabulary notes from the storyline. The teaching method is highly effective and professional.
Señor Ken via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/10/21
I really like this podcast. They are a good length (about 40 min) and all in Spanish. I love that there is an intermediate and advanced level. Keep up the great work.
loppy via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/22/22
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