Lesson 11 – Coffee Break Spanish

Posted on January 17, 2009

Lesson 11 concentrates on dealing with problems associated with languages. You’ll learn how to say which languages you speak and ask for help understanding what is being said to you in Spanish.

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13 Responses to “Lesson 11 – Coffee Break Spanish”

  1. anish nair
    Apr 22, 2007
    Reply

    i have a question in the days of the week… why do u say sabado as (savadoh) and viernes as (biernehss)…is the b to be pronounced as v and the v 2 be pronounced as b?


    • Jam373
      Dec 09, 2010
      Reply

      the b’s and v’s r pronounced as a mixture between a b and a v.

      hope this helps


  2. Annik Rubens
    Jan 27, 2009
    Reply

    Just listened to this episode… I wanted to learn to play the violin this year – but maybe I’ll switch to Spanish? Thanks for all your work!


  3. I’ve always wanted to learn! Maybe this will give me the motivation to get out there and learn it.


  4. Dave
    Feb 05, 2009
    Reply

    What is ‘Tom bein”?


  5. Paula
    Mar 16, 2009
    Reply

    ‘Tom bein’ is possibly ‘Tambien’ meaning also or too.
    Hope this helps


  6. Fred
    Oct 05, 2010
    Reply

    If you’re Scottish why do you teach swahili, and spanish?


    • Fred
      Oct 05, 2010
      Reply

      i mean *zulu*


  7. MJ
    Jan 04, 2011
    Reply

    i recommend you Google translate to listen Spanish pronunciation more clear if you can’t hear it clearly in this recording..


  8. mel
    Feb 13, 2011
    Reply

    im doing this as homework in spanish
    and wondered if you can add more information in the subtitles
    thanks
    mel xxx


  9. Anne-Marie
    Apr 12, 2011
    Reply

    Sabado is indeed sabado, while ”biernes” is spelled viernes.


  10. Jon
    Aug 09, 2011
    Reply

    Hola Mark Y Kara, me llamo Juan, Soy de Portsmouth. Tengo dieciocho anos, y me encanta estas lecciones. Pienso, hoy es martes, :D . Gracias mucho y asta pronto.


  11. Helpful information. Fortunate me I found your site unintentionally, and I’m shocked why this twist of fate did not took place earlier! I bookmarked it.



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