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🗓️ 8 October 2020
⏱️ 26 minutes
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In this week's episode of the Coffee Break Spanish Travel Diaries, Victoria and Able leave the village of Lastres as they head to the Asturian cities of Gijón and Áviles where they visit the football stadium. As they explore their new surroundings, Mark and Anabel discuss many different aspects of the language used in Victoria's latest diary entry, including the a por grammatical structure used in Spain. We also hear an explanation of some useful vocabulary including the words gustar and ser de.
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0:00.0 | This is Mark from Coffee Break. This episode is brought to you in conjunction with Tenerife |
0:05.8 | Tourism Corporation, a destination that awakens emotions. If you'd like to practice your |
0:10.9 | Spanish while enjoying an outdoor adventure, Tenerife or La Isla de Tenerife should be |
0:16.9 | your next destination, with nine golf courses, hiking and walking trails, windsurfing, paragliding |
0:23.2 | and diving all year round. Eméss yourself in sports. Eméss yourself in Tenerife. |
0:35.5 | Coffee Break Spanish Travel Diaries Season 1, Episode 7. |
0:47.7 | Hola a todos y bienvenidos a Coffee Break Spanish, yo soy Mark. |
0:51.2 | Yo soy Annabel. ¿Qué tal? Yo supervié noi, ¿qué tal tú? Yo bien, con un poco de frío, |
0:58.4 | el otoño ya llega. Sí, tiene razón. No sé si el otoño ya ha llegado en Asturias, |
1:05.4 | pero pues quizás vayamos a ver. Veamos sí. |
1:21.2 | Tengo un poco de las places y los han estado en Asturias. |
1:24.7 | Ahora, en este episodio, vamos a ver un poco más sobre este lugar, pero también vamos |
1:30.0 | a ver algunos ejemplos de algunos conceptes de Spanish grammar. Así que estoy viendo |
1:34.7 | en este episodio. Ya tengo muchas ganas. Sí, vamos allá! |
1:44.4 | As usual, we'll listen to the episode first and then we will talk about it all and go |
1:48.5 | through all the tricky words and phrases and this. So let's hand it over to Victoria. |
2:03.6 | Había más cosas que no subiese gustado ver en las tres, pero no pudimos quedarnos más tiempo. |
2:11.8 | Así que tomamos rumbo a jijón, tan pronto como desayunamos. |
2:17.0 | Allí vimos la iglesia de San Lorenzo y las termas romanas. |
2:23.3 | Automáticamente, me entraron ganas de ir a un espá. |
2:28.7 | Antes de marcharnos, vimos el casco antiguo y el elogio del horizonte. Una escultura de chillida |
2:39.1 | al lado del mar. Disfrutamos mucho de jijón, pero esperaba que a Abel le gustase todavía |
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