#2 - Introducing yourself in Spanish (informal)

Speaking Spanish for Beginners

Latin ELE

Language Learning, Education

4.6 • 804 Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Learn how to introduce yourself and have your first basic interaction in Spanish in informal settings. A good episode to start making friends.

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0:00.0	Hello, hello. You're listening to Speaking Spanish for beginners from Latin L.
0:05.2	Let's see.
0:09.9	What's how?
0:12.1	Welcome to a new episode.
0:16.4	Me, I'm Marko.
0:18.0	I'm of Latin America and I'll be your professor of Spanish in this podcast for English speakers who want to learn Spanish from scratch.
0:29.5	Today, you will learn how to introduce yourself in informal situations.
0:34.9	That's with people who are your own age or at a bar, that kind of situations.
0:40.7	Listas?
0:41.4	Sir, yes, sir!
0:42.7	Let's go.
0:45.8	Okay, a short refresher on the previous lesson.
0:49.9	We saw some greetings and there were some formal and informal ones.
0:55.2	Do you remember the informal ones?
0:58.0	I'll give you a few seconds to think of your answer.
1:07.4	Did you say,
1:09.4	Ola, Qitaal?
1:11.1	And Qiu? And Kuo?
1:13.7	That's correct.
1:15.8	Although,
1:16.5	remember that Kuo is very informal.
1:21.1	Another possible one is
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