Welcome back to another episode of Coffee Break Spanish. This is episode 13 and in lesson

13 you're going to be learning about places in the town, how to ask for simple directions.

We'll be using it the phrase dónde está, where is, dónde está, and we can begin by asking

something like dónde está la catedral, where is the cathedral. By the end of this lesson

you'll know how to ask for lots of places in the town and also to understand directions

when you're given them. I hope you enjoy the lesson.

Coffee Break, Coffee Break Spanish.

So we're finally out in the town in Spain or in another Spanish-speaking country. And

today one of the first things that we're going to learn are the words for some of the

places that we might encounter in this town. So we're going to start with some masculine

words. Remember that all Spanish words are either masculine or feminine. And we're going

to start with some masculine words. Kira, can you repeat after me and again we'll have

all the listeners repeating with you. So first of all, el museo. El museo. El museo.

El museo. El museo. El museo is the museum. It's the museum, that's correct. It ends

in O, the word museo ends in O and lots of Spanish words that end in O are masculine.

It's preceded therefore by el, the masculine word for the. Let's now think about something

else, another masculine word and that would be el banco. El banco. El banco. El banco.

El banco would be the bank. The bank of course. So hope everybody's remembering to repeat

along with Kira, we've had el museo. El museo. And el banco. El banco. Muy bien.

Another word would be el restaurante. El restaurante. El restaurante. That's it. Remember

the Spanish R, I'm sure you all remember the lesson that we were trying to teach you how

to best pronounce the Spanish R with the similar to the American English barrel, the double

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