Speak Like Me: Spanish Jacob & Diego

In this week's episode, Jacob learns how to talk about pensions and being retired, Diego talks about what it's like spending 6 weeks travelling with his family, and we learn how to say we had someone do something in Spanish!

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In this week's Conversation Time, Jacob talks about the first SLM Spanish video shoot and Diego tells us about his trips around Europe with his family. Then in Question Time, Jacob learns how to say "I f****d up" in Spanish, and how to say "willing" and "available". You can find all the vocabulary from the episode in the Google Doc link below!

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In this week's Conversation Time, Jacob and Diego talk about Diego's conceret in Brno and Jacob's trip to IKEA for hot dogs. Then in Question Time, Jacob learns how to use "alejarse" and "pertenecer a", and lastly in Leaflet Time we learn how to say the Spanish version of "I had my car fixed". We also learn a bunch of awesome vocab which you can find below!

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In this week's Conversation Time, Jacob and Diego talk about Diego's family coming to Europe and Jacob's dream of a life without a phone. Then in Question Time, Jacob learns how to use "vine a" and "dejar", and we finish off with Leaflet Time in which we learn how to say the Spanish version of "I was like" to report our conversations and thoughts in Spanish!

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Dormirse -> to fall asleep

Ayudar a + infinitive -> to help someone do something 

Quedar -> to be left (to someone)

Justo antes de + (infinitive) -> just before doing something

Pasar (tiempo) + haciendo algo -> to spend time doing something

Enfermedad -> disease

Depender de algo -> to depend de algo

Depender de algo - to depend de algo

Forma/estilo de vida -> lifestyle

Los cincuenta, los ochenta, los sesenta -> the 50s/80s/70s

Comportarse -> to act / to behave

Ni mucho menos -> let alone

Planes de viaje -> travel plans

Capacitar -> to train

Planear + infinitive -> to plan on doing

Estar de vuelta con + noun -> we’re back with

 

In this week's Conversation Time, Jacob and Diego go through some "get to know you" questions from our discussion leaflet. Then in Question Time, Jacob learns how to use "me interesa" and "a solas", and we finish off with Leaflet Time where we learn how to say "you aren't allowed to..." and how to use "supposed to" in the past and present!

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Al cabo de + time
Conversa -> conversation
Interesar -> to interest
A solas -> alone (state of being)
Hacer caca / pis -> to take a shit / have a wee
Familares -> relatives
Desafío -> challenge
Juntarse con -> to hang out with (latin american)
Quedar con -> to hang out with (spain)
Clase -> class
Al final de -> at the end of
Diariamente / a diario -> daily (adverb)
Diraio -> daily (adjective)
En su mayoría / mayoritariamente-> mostly
Seguidos -> consecutive (in a row)

In this week's Conversation Time, Jacob and Diego talk about Valentines Day and learn a bunch of cool vocabulary (see below!). Then in Question Time Jacob learns how to use the verbs "arriesgarse a" and "arrepentirse de" and we finish off with Leaflet Time in which we take a deeper dive in how to use adverbs!

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Sin nada más que decir -> without further ado

Igual qué tú -> same as you

Sano y salvo -> safe and sound

Problemita -> a little problem

Interrumpir -> to interrupt / to cut someone off

Un incendio -> a fire

Arriesgarse a + infinitive -> to risk (doing something)

Arrepentirse de + haber + past participle -> to regret having done something

Cuidadosamente -> carefully

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