Spanish Immersion courses in Latin America. In this lesson we analyse Greg talking in Spanish about Spanish immersion courses in Latin America. If you have a desire to go on one of the many Spanish […]
124 NON-NATIVE LISTENING Greg on Spanish Immersion courses Read Post »
Playing Spanish games and making Spanish questions. In this lesson we firstly talk to Mercedes about the games that she used to play in the street when she was a child. We then talk
124 Lesson Mercedes on street games and making Spanish questions. Read Post »
Pues, he estado muy bien, gracias:) How to say: Lately I have been in Spanish. In this lesson we talk about how and when you say Lately I have been in Spanish. We also discuss
123 HABER I have been in Spanish LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
What do I have to do to understand Spanish native speakers? This lesson was inspired by a great question from Scott Walker who, even after having spent years studying Spanish, still finds it difficult
123 Lesson How to understand Spanish native speakers LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Spanish from la Coruña. Analysis of a comic. In this lesson we listen to Luis Piedrahita a hilarious Spanish comic and very intelligent guy. Listening and understand a comic is always a challenge for us.
122 LISTENING SKILLS Spanish from la Coruña. A laugh and an analysis. LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Andar vs Caminar vs Pasear After talking about choosing a dog in Spain we then move on to ask the question: have you ever wondered why a native speaker might choose between andar vs
122 Lesson Andar vs Caminar vs Pasear- Choosing a dog – LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Learning Spanish in Spain whilst travelling. In this lesson we listen to Andrew Crudginton telling us about his experiences as he learns Spanish in Spain on a year’s sabbatical. This is the link to the
121 NON-NATIVE LISTENING Meet Andrew Learning Spanish in Spain Read Post »
Spanish colloquialisms and getting engaged in Spain. In this lesson we start by talking about the way people go about getting enganged in Spain. We then move on to talk about the most common
121 Lesson Engagement and Spanish colloquialisms Read Post »
The colours and the balcony of terror. The first in a three part series of bilingual books, this story is
Pre-readers-Early readers English-Spanish bilingual story. Read Post »
Spanish Direct pronoun issues and keeping in touch. In this lesson we start by talking about the ways that we keep in touch with family and then move on the discuss an important Spanish
120 Lesson The Spanish Direct Pronoun Mystery & Whatsappear LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
My Spanish accent: TH or S sound? In this lesson we answer a question posed by Lynn Meakin about her Spanish accent. Lynn wants to understand how to go about changing her Spanish accent to
120 HELP & ADVICE Changing my Spanish accent LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
High level Spanish non-native speaker. In this interview we get a chance to hear some high level Spanish from Thom, a non-native speaker who spends a lot of time in Spain and with his Spanish
119 NON-NATIVE LISTENING Meet Thom High level Spanish LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Questions in Spanish and Trabalenguas. In this very strange mix we firstly talk in Spanish to show how to ask positive questions in Spanish. Asking questions in Spanish is a skill that we all should
119 Lesson Asking positive questions in Spanish and Trabalenguas LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Por decir algo The Meaning – Gordon’s Mistakes Listen in to this lesson as we discuss: Por decir algo The Meaning along with Para no decir and Por no decir. First you will hear about
118 Lesson Gordon’s Mistakes and Por decir algo the meaning LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
Learn some Spanish building vocabulary and test yourself! In this lesson you will meet Francisco, learn some Spanish building vocabulary and test your listening skills. Francisco gives us a walk-through of the latest construction happening
The first in a series of Spanish for children books! We are excited to announce the release of our first
Spanish Subjunctive Confusions In this lesson we talk about some Spanish subjunctive confusions that happen when we start to get advice from native speakers. One would think that this advice would help. However, sometimes it
De vs Desde – A vs Hasta You’ve heard native speakers using these before. Have you ever wondered if there’s a pattern in using De vs Desde? Have you ever wondered why they might choose
117 Lesson De vs Desde and Why do I speak so slowly? LightSpeed Spanish Read Post »
