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🗓️ 17 April 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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In this final episode of this season of the Coffee Break Spanish Magazine, we discuss the popular Spanish crime television series, La Casa de Papel. In response to listener, John's question, Fernanda explains how to say “to try” in Spanish, and more specifically, when to use the verb tratar, or the verb intentar. To finish, Anabel explains the meaning behind an interesting expression.

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0:00.0	Hi, Russell Kane here and I'm so excited to be the host of a new travel podcast Pack Your Bags with
0:04.8	Toei. I'm inviting legends from the worlds of sports, food, science, intertame and ammoore to
0:10.4	chat about their greatest travel adventures and how these experiences have enriched their lives.
0:15.4	They'll also be revealing their three must-pack items from nostalgic momentos to practical
0:20.4	accessories. So join me, Russell Kane, on this brand new travel podcast Pack Your Bags with Toei.
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1:25.6	I'm Fernando. What's your name?
1:27.6	Well, we're very happy to be here again with you, but well, it's a slightly different situation,
1:34.8	not normal. And something different from the normal routine, right?
1:39.6	Well, you can already hear that Fernando voice is a little different than it is in the studio because
1:46.7	we, almost all, are in quarantine. We're taking care of ourselves and we hope that we also take care of
1:54.3	what you're doing. I see. So, go ahead, I see. This is obviously not quite the quality level that we
2:02.1	would like to do, but since it's the final episode of the series, we felt it was better to get it
2:07.7	recorded and hopefully you'll still be able to hear everything clearly enough. I'm in my home
2:13.5	studio and my microphone's all sorted, but unfortunately for Nanda doesn't have the same kind of
2:19.2	equipment. So we'll still be able to hear her perfectly. So this, we, well,
2:26.0	we'll talk a little bit in Spanish first, okay? How are you, Fernando? Tell us a little
2:30.6	what's your quarantine for you and for your family? Well, I'm very well learning to do
2:36.8	many manuals, pastelitos, pan, passing the routine in jardín. Yes, the truth is that it's a
2:44.4	little different in life in this situation, but maybe we give a little time to think,
2:52.1	to do things differently, right? Yes, to learn skills, new ones too,
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