podcast #18, listener suggestions 1
podcast #18, listener suggestions 1
(link to this episode of the podcast)
1. from Bobbie: http://wordsgalore.com
2. from Nate: Album, book with audio recordings
This link has the online audio.
This link is for the book and cd
3. from Alan: Spanish Phrase of the Day podcast
or find it in iTunes
4. thanks to Steve for the audio clip on watching telenovelas
5. from Martin: BBC audio magazine El Mensual
also recommends the Bloguipodio podcast
6. from Sean: BBC Say What You Think
thanks to all the listeners who sent in suggestions.
Please contribute if you have any tips on what works for you
in trying to learn Spanish
please email me at: learningspanish@gmail.com,
or leave your comments on this site
posted by Rich @ 10:34 AM
12 comments
12 Comments:
I also recommend Notes in Spanish, part of Notes from Spain
http://www.notesfromspain.com/notes-in-spanish/
Free podcasts with cheap transcripts. A great resource for those interested in Spain and Spanish
There is also another source for learning Spanish quickly: Rocket Spanish. Hope this helps!
How about a podcast on online spanish resources e.g. other podcasts, websites etc.?
I only now just discovered your podcast, being relatively new to podcast listening and to learning (relearning) Spanish.
I am grateful for the variety that your podcast adds to my learning experience. I had 'learned' spanish long ago, taking three years in high school...but never had anyone to converse with (small town with no native speakers), nobody but the instructor to listen to....and my Spanish faded. Now I am living in London and find relearning Spanish a challenge and an inspiration. I had thought that I had to pick one 'self study course' and stick with that or I'd get confused, but your podcasts have opened up some great options for me that have brought me a lot of valuable variety. For example, if I am cooking dinner and watching my son, and don't feel I can focus on a listening exercise from my self study course I will listen to your podcasts and learn about more options for expanding my learning. Then I can look the links up on your blog after dinner and take it from there. I went from studying from one source (which is great, Pasos...) when I could sit down with a chunk of spare time.... to now being able to incorporate Spanish into my day no matter what else I am doing....I watch Destinos, read the newspapers in Spanish (with not too much understanding but that's ok!), listen to audio clips...I now once again can see my dream of being fluent someday is a possible reality. Thank you!
I have just spent some time researching online language courses. Visit my blog Learn Spanish today for a review of language learning on the net.
Just want to thank Rich and the listeners who contributed. The information was very useful.
Steve
The "Album" .mp3 files mentioned by Nate look interesting. I did a quick check and it seems that most of the stories are available online just by Googling the title and author. So, if you don't want to spend $60 on the book....
Not just another new telenovela. Monday 2/2/07, in the 9pm time slot, on Telemundo... " ZORRO!" This is a joint production by RTI(Colombia), Sony Entertainment and Telemundo. I am Psyched!
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All the best for teaching others to learn spanish.
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