Colloquial Spanish Course – Talking Spanish at the beach
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In this Spanish lesson we are going to practice talking Spanish at the beach. Initially we will learn some pertinent grammar and vocabulary and after that see if you can follow a short audio discussion in Spanish. The transcript to the audio will be provided at the end of the post but please try not to look at it until you have attempted playing and comprehending the audio a few times.
Talking Spanish at the beach:
Now play the audio to listen a discussion. Can you comprehend what is being stated? Play the audio a couple of times prior to you take a look at the records. Dont fret if you dont understand each and every single thing the 2 people are saying. Attempt to capture whichever words you can and then attempt to piece things together to work out what is being said.
El chiringuito: beach barLa corriente: currentLa concha: shellEl alga marina: seaweedLa quemadura de sol: sunburnLos surfistas: surfersLa marea: tideLos bañistas: bathersEl océano: oceanLa costa: coastLa orilla: shoreLa palmera: palm treeLa brisa: breezeLa isla: islandEl coral: coralEl salvavidas: life preserver, life vestEl socorrista: lifeguardLa lancha: motorboatEl pez: fishEl tiburón: sharkEl protector solar: sunscreenLa loción bronceadora: suntan lotionLa moto de agua: jet-skiLa playa: beachEl mar: seaLa arena: sandEl sol: sunLa toalla: towelTomar el sol: to sunbatheEl bañador/ El traje de baño: swimming outfit, swimsuitEl swimwear: bikiniLas gafas de sol: sunglassesEl helado: ice creamEl polo: popsicle, ice lollyNadar: to swimHacer esnórkel: to snorkelEl traje de neopreno: wetsuitLa tabla de surf: surfboardLa ola: waveEl arrecife: reef
( Play the audio a few times before you scroll down and look at the transcript)
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¿ Cuánto tiempo llevas tomando el sol?Steven: Todo el día. ¡ Qué chorrada!Steven: ¿ Has oído lo que me pasó el fin de semana pasado?Julia: ¿ Qué?Steven: Estaba haciendo browse en esta playa y me atacó un tiburón.Julia: No hay tiburones en estas aguas.Steven: Por supuesto que los hay. Me fui rápido, cogí la siguiente ola y la surfeé hasta la orilla.Julia: ¿ Y el tiburón?Steven: El tiburón estuvo montando la ola detrás de mí por un tiempo, pero fui demasiado rápido y se largó.Julia: Sí, claro.
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. Transcript:.
Now play the audio to listen a discussion. Play the audio a couple of times prior to you look at the records. Me fui rápido, cogí la siguiente ola y la surfeé hasta la orilla.Julia: ¿ Y el tiburón?Steven: El tiburón estuvo montando la ola detrás de mí por un tiempo, pero fui demasiado rápido y se largó.Julia: Sí, claro.
Dont worry if you stress understand that much, keep reviewing the vocabulary evaluating phrases and you expressions soon be up to speed and ready for the prepared lesson in this course.
We will find out some appropriate grammar and vocabulary and then see if you can follow a short audio discussion in Spanish. The records to the audio will be offered at the end of the post but please try not to look at it up until you have attempted playing and comprehending the audio a few times.