In Part 2 of the Ritmo Latino interview, Neil Hohmann gives his opinion about crossover musicians (groups that start their careers in Spanish and then “cross over” to the English-speaking market). He also gives us recommendations of singers and groups he likes. Interview is in English. Music featured in this podcast From Spain: Ojos De Brujo “Sultanas [...] Less
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This podcast covers reflexive verbs which describe actions of the body. The first section is easiest, then it gets harder. Have fun!www.medicalspanishpodcast.comEL CUERPO ENTERO. CAERSEMe caigo al suelo.Me caí al suelo.Se cayeron del árbol.ACOSTARSELos niños se acuestan.Anoche me acosté a las ocho.Acuéstate. Échate.LEVANTARSETengo que levantarme temprano mañana.Te levantaste tarde ayer?DESPERTARSESiempre te despiertas antes que yo.BAJARSEDebes bajarte del tren ahora.Bájate de la mesa.Bájese del caballo.PARARSELos niños se paran.Me paré a escuchar la música.INCLINARSEElla se inclinó para recoger al gatoEllos se inclinan y se tocan los dedos de los piesAPOYARSENos apoyamos contra la pared.Te apoyaste contra la silla. PARTES DEL CUERPOLAVARSESe lavan las manos.Se lavaron la cara.Se quebró la pierna jugando al fútbol.Se quebró las manos en el accidente.CORTARSEMientras cortaba verduras, me corté el dedo.Mientras horneaba las galletas, se quemó el dedo. TORCERSEMe tuerzo el tobillo cada vez.Te torciste la muñeca?La niñas se tuercen el tobillo a menudo.RASPARSECuando me caí me raspé la rodilla.Se raspa el codo en la pared.RASCARSEDeja de rascarte la cara.Siempre nos rascamos la cabeza.LASTIMARSEMe lastimé la mano. LA ROPAQUITARSESe quitan el suéter.Me quito la bufanda.Nos quitamos las botas.Se quitaron el abrigo.PONERSEMe pongo los guantes.Ayer se pusieron el gorro.Ayer nos pusimos la bufanda.ROMPERSEMe caí y me rompí la rodilla de los pantalones.Las niñas se rompen la ropa cuando juegan.RASGARSEMe rasqué la falda.Se rasgarán la camisa. Less
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Looks like Newbie Season 2 is moving right along…Join Carlos and Natalia as they get the fit of their new roles. Watch as they discuss the difference between the Preterit Tense and the Imperfect tense, both used to explain past events. Wait a minute, didn’t we have a verb conjugation lesson [...] Less
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Practicing Tú y Usted commands with the vocabulary from the dialog: Derrame. WAYS TO SAY STROKEDerrame (cerebral) from the word:Derramar = to spill.Accidente cerebrovascularInfarto cerebral ASENTIR CON LA CABEZA.Asienta con la cabezaAsiente con la cabeza NEGAR CON LA CABEZANiegue con la cabezaNiega con la cabeza SEGUIR MI DEDOSiga mi dedoSigue mi dedo MANTENER LOS OJOS ABIERTOSMantenga los ojos abiertosMantén los ojos abiertos DARME UNA SONRISADéme una sonrisaDame una sonrisa APRETAR MIS DEDOSApriete mis dedosAprieta mis dedos EMPUJAREmpuje contra mi manoEmpuja contra mi mano RESISTIRResístameResísteme CAMINAR EN PUNTILLASCamine en puntillasCamina en puntillasCAMINAR EN LOS TALONESCamine en los talones.Camine en los talones. VOLTEARSEVoltéese.Voltéate. PARASEPárese.Párate.Párese con la frente hacia mí.Párate con la frente hacia mí. SUBIR LAS MANOSSuba las manos.Sube las manos. ACOSTARSEAcuéstese.Acuéstate. SENTARSESiéntese.Siéntate, RELAR LAS PIERNASRelaje las piernas.Relaja las piernas. RELAJARSERelájese.Relájate. SEÑALAR DONDESeñáleme dónde.Señálame dónde. Making commands more polite.1. Espere aquí un momentito.2. Haga el favor de llenar este formulario.3. Favor de firmar aquí. Less
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Tango anyone? This world famous dance achieved it’s status for a reason. It cannot just be explained with words, it has to be experienced. Kathy and Ana will do their best to explain this dance of courting and seduction. Be amazed how seamlessly they move from that discussion to explaining adverbs [...] Less
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[See post to watch QuickTime movie] David, el Cántabro, is back. This time he’s going to talk about stereotypes that exist among the Spanish regarding mi “pueblo,” the United States, and explains what he’s looking forward to seeing during our vacation there. Music featured in this podcast: Big George Jackson “If I Could Change” (mp3) from “Big Shot” (Black and [...] Less
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This podcast covers some more advanced vocabulary regarding the digestive system.ORGANOS INTERNOSStomach: El estómago, La barriga, La panza, La tripa.El ombligoLa ingleLa diafragmaEl esófagoEl hígadoLa vesícula biliarEl páncreasEl riñón, Los riñonesLos intestinos, el intestino delgado, el intestino gruesoEl colonEl apéndiceEl rectoENFERMADADES Y SÍNTOMASLos cálculos biliaresLa pancreatitisLa hepatitisLa úlcera gastroduedenalInfección deInflamación deLa digestiónDigerir: Digiero, Digieres, Digiere, Digerimos, Digerís, DigierenTragar: Trago, Tragas, Traga, Tragamos, Tragáis, TraganDefecar: Defeco, Defecas, Defeca, Defecamos, Defecáis,La flatulenciaLos eructosLa distensión de intestinosColon irritableReflujo gastroesofágicoLa acidez de estomagoDiabetesALIMENTOSColesterol, Grasas, Carbohidratos, Sodio, Potasio, Azúcar, Fibra Proteína, VitaminasAlimentos grasosos, altos en Comida alta en… Comida baja en… Less
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Learn Spanish with Spanishpod101.com! Hey, Spanishpod101 world, we have a question for you. Have you ever noticed how native Spanish speakers talk really really quickly? We think so…So, learn how to tell someone, “Whoa, you speak soooo fast!” Also, Carlos and Natalia go over the versatile word “medio” used here in the phrase, “medio sorda”. [...] Less
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Part 2 of a conversation with Mercedes León of SpanishPodcast.org. In this episode she talks about the development of her podcast for Spanish language learners and gives us some general advice. Check out Part 1 of the interview, if you previously missed it. Click below for the Spanish transcript of the entire conversation. Transcript for Part 1 Transcript for [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “VEE #036 – SpanishPodcast.org”, url: “http://spanish-podcast.com/2008/11/28/mercedes-leon-spanish-podcast/” }); Less
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