Lesson 17 – Coffee Break Spanish
Posted on March 11, 2009
In this week’s lesson you’ll learn useful words and phrases for a visit to a restaurant.
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Tags: drink, food, food and drink, order, restaurant, restaurante
Feb 22, 2011
Interesting.
Feb 25, 2011
Very well explained
MUY BIEN! 
Yo amor el helado! 
lol This is a good website to learn some spanish 
Jun 05, 2011
this is a very good way to learn spanish from scratch, I don´t know podcast is so effective! Just finished lesson 2 and looking forward to the next ones
Aug 24, 2011
this is helpful
Nov 12, 2011
Estimad@s Mark y Kara:
Why do you sometimes pronounce the “ll” with the English L sound?
For example, you pronounced the word bocadillo as “bodacilyo” (maybe in lesson 16) and the word sillita as “silyita”. Other times, the “ll” combination has sounded like a strong Y sound with no L.
Thanks for clarifying.
K
Feb 22, 2012
Karlaina, it’s been a while since your comment, but in case you’re still wondering:
the ‘ll’ sound can be pronounced both ways. It really doesn’t matter that much, if you say ‘me lyamo Lorenzo’ or ‘me yamo Lorenzo’ you’d be understood equally. The Spanish vary the double L pronunciation themselves… I guess it sounds a bit more Spanish if you can hear the ‘L’.
Mar 14, 2012
Yo recomiendo que tu escuches Coffee Break Espanol.