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welcome back to another Spanish connection podcast where we're connecting

you to the Spanish speaking community.

I'm Dave Spencer, your host, and we're glad to be back with another great podcast.

Moi-Biang, in this episode we're going to take a look at hope to see you soon.

So it's a way to sign off when you're hanging out with people and say hey it was great to get

together. Love hanging out and I'll see you soon.

So sit back, relax and enjoy another great podcast from the Learn Spanish Survival

Guide podcast series.

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Okay, here we go. The first thing I'd like to do is let everybody know that I have a Twitter account and my Twitter account is at Spanish Survival and I tweet out a word of the day every day so it gives you

great practice to learn how to say the word that you see right in front of you so if you

could think about doing that I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks a bunch.

Now let's get to our lesson.

This lesson is going to be hope to see you soon.

And again coming back to it, it's about when you're saying goodbye to somebody and you're wrapping up an evening out and you just want to give them the idea that you had fun, you hope to see them again soon.

So the first expression I'm going to give you is I'm having a lot of fun and the way you say that is

Me divvieto mucho. Me divierto comes from the verb diverti which means to have fun. Now it's a stem-changing

reflexive verb which means that I'm doing the action and I'm doing it for myself.

So I have the reflexive pronoun may because I'm doing it to myself because basically I'm giving myself a good time

So divierto is the yo form of the verb because I'm doing it to myself again and then the word for a lot is mucco so me divviento mucco

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