Welcome back to Coffee Break Spanish. Now in lesson 35 which I'm introducing today, we're

going to be in the town and asking for information at the Tourist Information Office. We'll be

using lots of the vocabulary we learned previously when we were learning about the town, asking

for directions and asking what there is in a particular town. I promise this time we won't

be singing. Okay, I hope you enjoy lesson 35 of Coffee Break Spanish.

As usual, we're going to begin this lesson by listening to the entire conversation. Now this

week's conversation was recorded on rather a windy day so we've had to apply some filters

to it. I hope you can still understand everything very clearly. On this first listening, see how much

you can understand, try to listen for important words, words that you can pick out of all the Spanish

that you hear. You may want to listen particularly for numbers or since we're at the Tourist Information

Office, perhaps you'll recognize some places in the town or days of the week when a particular

thing may be open. Have a listen and see how you get on.

So, my mother and I really like all of you, Artesania.

Very good. Well, about 500 meters away from the town, she has the museum of the sea. The

museum can be seen from Caracola, Marina, something typical of the area and much more. It's

very interesting. Is it open today? Well, today is Tuesday and it's closed. It's open

Wednesday, Sunday. How much is the entrance? It's free, you don't have to pay. Very good.

What can you do for the night? Well, depends on what you want. Where are the best restaurants?

Well, look at the plan. We are here and here is the port. If you like the fish and the

marisco, there are many restaurants and very good in this area. Can you recommend a

restaurant in particular? Well, all the restaurants are very good. Where can we

see and see what there is this night? I give you the advice that I will teach you everything

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