Escucharás poemas hispanoamericanos de diferentes autores y movimientos literarios. 

Rincón literario

Escucha consejos prácticos, estrategias y conceptos clave para fortalecer tus habilidades lingüísticas y alcanzar más fluidez en el idioma. 

Consejos para mis estudiantes e invitados.

This podcast is designed specifically for beginners and features short stories, authentic and useful conversations that will help improve listening comprehension and basic vocabulary.

Inspirando a principiantes: Audios para nivel A2

Un viaje apasionante a través de la cultura y las tradiciones de México. Sumérgete en la riqueza de este país lleno de historia, leyendas, gastronomía y mucho más.

México en el corazón

Es extraño amar a alguien que no recuerda que lo amas. A veces, me rechaza. Se enfada conmigo sin motivos, se pone nervioso y agresivo. Ya no tiene censuras y le da igual decirme lo que piensa.

CON SENTIDO COMÚN EN ESPAÑOL

EL ALZHEIMER

Escucha a Said presentando a su familia, sus hermanos, padres y abuelos y dónde viven. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

La familia

Flamenco, playas, calor... ¿Es esta la Andalucía que conoces? ¡Pues te estás perdiendo mucho!
Hoy hablamos con Álex, un andaluz de una zona menos conocida: el interior de la provincia de Granada. Nos hablará de cuevas, de qué ver por su zona y de cómo se vive allí.
¡No te lo pierdas!


La vida de Héctor (Spanish Podcast)

Una Andalucía diferente (Entrevista Álex) - B2-C1

MEG: Well, hello there, Julia! Long time no see!
JULIA: Meg! Hi! What a coincidence! I haven’t seen you in ages! What 
are you doing here?
MEG: I just got a new job in the city, so I’m shopping for some 
clothes. Hey, what do you think of this shirt?
JULIA: Hmmm … well, you know how much I love blue. See? I’ve got 
the same shirt!
MEG: You always did have good taste! What a small world.



LANGUAGE NOTES
• Well, hello there … Notice the emphasis on “hello,” which shows that Meg did not 
expect to see Julia.
• Long time, no see! This is a common expression used to say hello to someone you 
haven’t seen in a long time.
• What a ___! This exclamation shows a great degree of surprise, joy, disappointment, 
etc. (What a surprise to see you here! What a joy to have you with us! What a shame 
that you have to leave so soon! What a wonderful idea that is!)
• You always did have good taste! Notice the stress on “did,” which Meg uses to 
emphasize the fact that Julia DOES have good taste! Meg says it in a joking way 
because Julia likes the same thing that she does.
• What a small world is a common expression used to describe a chance meeting or 
other such coincidence.

English Conversation practice (30-day challenge)

Day 8: Coincidences

皆さん、お元気でしょうか。
ミア先生です。今日は　は　英語で　「がすき　です」　と　言う　文法について　お話ししたいと思います。
HELLO EVERYONE, How are you? Are you guys doing well? It’s me your Japanese teacher Mia.
So today we are going to learn about 「GA SUKI DESU」 Grammar. This is a JLPT N5 grammar point and we use this to say “I like something”.  

The structure or the word order of this grammar is pretty easy. You just need to say the noun and “ga suki desu” after that.
For example,  if you want to say “I like Apple”, 
we need to say I first, then Apple and Ga suki desu. Okay, let’s do this.
•	We know how to say I right, I is わたし(watashi)　in Japanese. 
•	And don’t forget は　particle,we need to say は（wa) particle after the subject of the sentence. 
•	So we say わたし　は　（Watashi wa） ,
•	and then we have to say apple ( apple is りんご　(ringo)　in Japanese)
•	and just say がすき　ですga suki desu 。
So It should beわたし　は　りんご　が　すきです。( watashi war ringo ga suki desu. )
See it’s that easy my friends. Okay now let’s say “I like cars”
Now we know I is わたし　は　、　and for car, we say くるま　
Okay, now it’s your chance to say the sentence. I am going to give you a few seconds.
はい、わたし　は　くるま　が　すき　です。That’s right.
Let’s do one more sentence, He likes Money.
He is かれ
Money is おかね
So how do we say “he likes money“　it’s かれ　は　おかね　が　すきです。(kare wa okane ga suki desu)
Perfect, Okay then this is a very simple grammar friends, I hope you learned it really well. Keep studying Japanese. I’ll meet you with another lesson. じゃ　がんばってね。。BYE BYE


Mandakini Munasinghe

Let's learn    ～がすき　です　（I like something)

El concepto de tiempo es tan insensible como flexible y tan justiciero como inofensivo. Es una realidad que no podemos negar y a su vez, es algo tan etéreo como inexpugnable.
¿Cómo puede ser todo tan contradictorio sobre él, verdad? No estoy seguro de poder contestar a esto, pero sí que lo estoy de que se pueden sentir estas contradicciones especialmente en un entorno natural.

AUDIO-ARTÍCULOS (Nivel B2-C1)

... adMIRAR

In this short episode, you will learn the meaning of the term ( Blend)

Blend the  eggs  with  tomatoes -( Mix ) 
Blend this method with that method  -( Mix ) 
Blend these eggs with these Tomatoes  - ( Mix ) 


Engsavvy ( 504 Absolutely Essential Words )

Lesson 3 word 7  (  Blend ) 

An accountability angel is a metaphorical figure used to describe a person who provides encouragement, support, and motivation to help another person achieve their goals. This accountability partner  helps you stay on track with your commitments and overcome challenges.  You might find an accountability angel in a friend, family member, coach, or therapist.