Spanish in Cabo

  How are you? Good morning, good afternoon or good evening, depending on where you are or what time you are listening to us.   Dar un paseo por la playa Thank you very much for being here to reflect on this language that we love so much. I’m Eduardo Satorno, Spanish teacher at SpanishUp2U, your Spanish practice site.   I'm Malena Algorta, Spanish teacher at Spanish in Cabo and if you want to improve your Spanish either by visiting us in Los Cabos or taking online classes click here : we have the program for you. We are in 5 minutes of Spanish and this is episode number 70. Cliquea aquí para el audio   So, what's the topic today?   In these 5 minutes of Spanish in the middle of the week we are going to talk about a verb that is used a lot and that is the verb DAR.   What does DAR mean?   It is to donate or give something, but depending on the usage it has other meanings.   In English it is translated as to give / Dar un paseo - to take a walk Dar...

  Either one or the other; either apples or pears.  / ¿Quieres la versión en español? Mira más abajo O peras o manzanas English version     Hello, how are you? Good morning, good afternoon or good evening depending on where you are or what time you are listening to us.   Thank you very much for being there to practice in these 5 minutes of Spanish in the middle of the week. I am Eduardo Satorno language teacher and director of SpanishUp2U.com your site to practice Spanish at your convenience.   I'm Malena Algorta Spanish teacher and director of Spanishincabo.com your Spanish home in Los Cabos. If you want to learn Spanish or improve your ability to speak this beautiful language we have the best programs for you and you can take them anywhere in the world with our online programs. Interested? Clickhere.   And what is today's topic?   One or the other   Seriously, what's the topic?   Anything, anything, eithe...

  How are you? Good morning, good afternoon or good evening depending on where you are or what time you are listening to us. Thank you very much for being here to reflect on this language that we love so much. I'm Eduardo Satorno, Spanish teacher at SpanishUp2U , your Spanish practice site. I'm Malena Algorta, Spanish teacher at Spanish in Cabo and if you want to improve your Spanish either by visiting us in Los Cabos or taking online classes click here : we have the program for you. We are in 5 minutes of Spanish and this is episode number 68. So, what's the topic today? In these 5 minutes of Spanish in the middle of the week we are going to talk about a verb that is used a lot. It's easy, but in English it has other uses and that's why there are small differences. It is a regular verb and it is “manejar”. ¿Manejar o conducir? In Latin America they mean the same thing, we say: manejar or conducir a bicycle or a car. In Spain we use conducir in this...