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129: Navidad en España. Conversación con Dima (rep)

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En este episodio:

  • Voy a hablar de la Navidad en España con mi amigo Dmitry. Compararemos las diferencias entre España y Rusia.
  • A continuación, una mini-historia especial de Navidad para mejorar tu fluidez en español. A través de preguntas y respuestas voy a simular una conversación en la que participas.

Recursos:

  • Audio en mp3 (click derecho en ratón y guardar)
  • Transcripción del episodio en pdf (click derecho en ratón y guardar)

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2 Comments

  1. Salim Galou
    Salim Galou on 5 March, 2019 at 9:39 pm

    Hi Òscar
    I live in California and I really like your podcasts. My Spanish has improved some but I’m finding myself struggling when I speak even though I know a lot. I find myself looking for words or trying to find the correct tense to use. When I listen to you I feel I know so much but when I speak with my Mexican Gardner Juan in Spanish the words don’t come and I find myself struggling a lot. Any pointers?
    Salim

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    • Òscar Òscar
      Òscar Òscar on 15 March, 2019 at 8:23 pm

      Hi. You need a systematic way to activate your vocabulary. My courses can greatly help you with that. https://www.unlimitedspanish.com/online-spanish-course/ If you don’t want to purchase one of my courses, I recommend you to hire a private tutor who asks you simple questions about sentences he reads to you. For example: “Mañana Juan irá a comer al restaurante”. Questions: “Quién va a comer a un restaurante?”; “Dónde va Juan?”; ¿Va Juan a comer a un restaurante o a una cafetería?”. This way you are continuously using the vocabulary you want to activate.

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