Lesson 15 – Coffee Break Spanish
Posted on February 14, 2009
In lesson 15 you’ll visit a café and learn how to order some drinks.
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Feb 22, 2010
Cannot seem to download lessons from itunes nor your website.
Apr 25, 2010
me gusta CoffeeBreak Espanol~
Apr 25, 2010
Hello! ¡Hola! Hallo!
Soy de Alemania y
I was working in Spain about 35 years ago. After so many years, now I’ve found an old friend of those days on a well known social network.
My English is not very well, just learned it at school and I am listening to it with Rocksongs
I need to upfresh my little Spanish, which got lost in space…
And… I didn’t find any helpful podcast that comes with German-Spanish
Now I’m so happy with CBS, it means to me: getting up with TWO lenguages in the same time – perfect / estupendo / klasse!
Alles Gute, Karin aus Deutschland.
Aug 06, 2010
Hi Karin,
just curious, how do you mean you are learning German here? The Coffee break Spanish only has Spanish, oder? Is there another German podcast on Radio Lingua?
Ciao,
Parky
Aug 16, 2010
I guess he meant learning english as well as spanish : ]
Oct 14, 2010
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Jan 31, 2011
hi this is good 4 me 4 leaning like am bk at school
May 11, 2011
Learning with you is real FUN! Mark,muchas gracias por su gran trabajo de mejorar mi espanol. No hay caracteres especiales en mi teclado, lo siento! Saludos!
Oct 20, 2011
I thought you might be interested in the following story:
I live in Belgium and was returning from Brussels Midi station to my local station, about a 30 minute journey. An older man got on the train and sat down opposite me, he asked in broken French if he was on the right train to Kortenberg and I replied that he was, he then went on to ask how far it was, I replied that I was getting off at Kortenberg so I would tell him when we got there.he then asked if I knew where the Abbey was as he was a priest and was actually Spanish and was going to perform some marriages there. I then mentioned to him that I was learning Spanish (in fact, at that time, the only knowledge I had was listening to your Coffee Breaks Spanish podcasts, I had only got up to lesson 15) he was so pleased to hear that and the rest of the journey was a mixture of Spanish and English (his English was as good/bad as my Spanish!) but we got by.
When we arrived at Kortenberg I gave him a lift to the Abbey. I think we were both rather pleased with ourselves that we had managed to communicate with each other.thanks Mark for the podcasts, as you can see they really do work!