Episodes
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An introduction to using the other preterite tense, the "indefinido".
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Learn some handy "triggers" that often indicate the imperfect
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Learn how to use "ser" and "ir" in the imperfect tense in Spanish, featuring a dialogue, and some nifty hacks for both remembering the conjugations as well as some great uses of these verbs.
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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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Learn 3 structures for exclamations, all using the word "qué"
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Learn how to use "pasárselo" and "pasársela" to talk about how you spend your time
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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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Did you know you can use the present tense to talk about the past? It's something called the "historical tense", which adds drama to your stories. Learn how to use it in this episode!
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How to get a discount in Spanish - make sure you ask three times using the phrases you learn in this episode!
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Learn useful phrases to help you go clothes shopping, with verbs like "quedar" and "medirse".
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Learn to tell the difference between "hablar", "decir" and "contar" - three commonly confused verbs in Spanish.
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Learn the difference between these two verbs, which both mean "to know".
Find out more about Foundations 1, our new structured interactive video course for Beginners.
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Do you get confused by "gustar" and other similar verbs? Learn about "reverse construction" verbs, and use them to sound more natural in your Spanish.
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Learn how to use the verbs dedicar and dedicarse to talk about your jobs, passions, and life.
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"Tener" is a very common word, but to get the most out of it it's worth learning a few different uses. Learn these to sound more natural in your Spanish!
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Learn how to use "aconsejar" and "consejo"
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Learn how to use the handy verb "llevar" to say how long you've been doing something. Plus, four ways to say "lockdown"...!
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Learn a few Spanish jokes, guaranteed to make your audience groan.
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