Fluent in Spanish

I-010: How to Swear in Spanish – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate Spanish students who want to take their learning process further, and get into informal and conversational Spanish. This is also essential now that the series and movies in Spanish are on every platform, and they are being watched all over the world. Series and movies are often going to use this type of informal language. I will teach you a bunch of them from all the Spanish speaking countries. ¿Listo o lista? Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-009: The Tooth Fairy in Spanish – Up-Beginner and Intermediate Spanish Podcast

Have you ever wondered if we have a tooth fairy? We do! However is not exactly a fairy, but it is close to it. How come? In this podcast I will give you the details. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-008: How to say to leave in Spanish – Ir vs. Irse vs. Salir vs. Dejar vs. Marcharse vs. Partir – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

I am sure you have already seen or heard someone using \"irse\" and you didn't understand why. Maybe you have been searching online for the difference between \"irse\" and \"salir\", and you found a bunch of verbs that appear to mean the same. This podcast is to help you decide which one to use, why, and when. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

B-003: Tú vs Usted – Beginner Spanish Podcast

It is time for you to start making decisions when speaking in Spanish, and one of these decisions is deciding between the use of USTED or the use of TÚ when speaking to someone. In this podcast I will talk about the use of both in Latin America and Spain, what are the similarities and differences between them in this regard. I will also teach you about the use of VOSOTROS and USTEDES. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-007: The Verb Caer in Spanish – Part 4 – What does caer bien/mal mean? – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students about CAER BIEN/MAL. The verb CAER has many expressions or idioms and this is one. It is very important to learn it because students tend to use a literal translation from English in the contexts where CAER BIEN/MAL are used in Spanish, and it creates misunderstandings that should be avoided. I will teach you all this in this part 4 of this series of 4 podcasts. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-006: The Verb Caer in Spanish – Part 3 – Expressions with Caer – Intermediate Spanish Podcast.

A podcast for Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students about Caer expressions. We will study different idioms with Caer that you have propably heard before, and whose meaning can be a bit confusiong for you. I hope this series of four podcasts become the pieces of the puzzle you are trying to do when using Caer. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-005: The Verb Caer in Spanish – Part 2 – The Impersonal Se with Caer – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students about the use of the accidental SE in combination with the verb Caer. I know sometimes you might be unsure about using the pronoun SE with this verb. There are contexts where you need to place it, so the sentence makes sense, and you sound natural. This podcast will give you the key you need. Moreover, I hope this series of four podcasts become the pieces of the puzzle you are trying to do when using Caer. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-004: The Verb Caer in Spanish – Part 1 – Caer vs Caerse – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate and Advanced Spanish students about the verb Caer and the Caerse. I know you are having problems deciding which one to use. We have the use of Caer, and then Caerse, we also ad sometimes a pronoun Se, and other times the sentences you here have an expression with Caer in it. In summary, there are different ways to use this verb, and it is important to know which use of the verb to use in which contexts. I hope these series of four podcasts become the pieces of the puzzle you are trying to do when using Caer. Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-003: Facts about Spain – Spanish Culture and Traditions – Intermediate Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate Spanish students to help you understand our culture and traditions. Sometimes you arrive in a country, and you see behaviours that are odd, and you wonder why native people are acting like that. Other times you misunderstand them, or maybe you feel stressed out about trying to fit when living abroad. In this podcast, I am giving you tips so you feel more comfortable with the culture. Morever, I explained what is well seen, and what is not. Stay with me! Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation

I-002: Understanding Ya vs. Todavía. Intonation Matters – Part 2 – Intermediate – Up-Beginner Spanish Podcast

A podcast for Intermediate, or Up-Beginner Spanish students about how to use these two adverbs, and which intonation to use with them to be able to send the message you want to send to your recipient. We express more than you think when you translate a sentence containing ya or todavía word by word. The meaning of many of these sentences is not always evident by just knowing what every word in the sentence means. Many times they are included in questions that are not real questions, but judgmental sentences. Let me teach you all this! Visit www.fluentinspanish.org for the Spanish transcription and English translation