Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast Session 44 How to Avoid Drawing a Blank in Spanish Welcome to a New Session of the Learning Spanish for Beginners podcast.

Today, we will learn how to avoid drawing a blank and keep control of a conversation in Spanish.

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We have all experienced something like this at some point while learning a new language.

You start by learning and practicing common phrases on your own for a while.

One day, you decide to talk to someone who speaks the foreign language you are trying to learn,

and you go ahead and confidently say a phrase you have practiced many times. The other person,

here's what you confidently said, assumes you are fluent, and starts speaking very fast,

and you do not understand what's being said. You get nervous and then you draw a blank. It's so

awkward and uncomfortable that you end up walking

away feeling like a failure. It's awful. I get it. If you do this enough times, you end up

quitting because it's just way too frustrating. But it doesn't have to be like that. All you need

is to allow yourself to be vulnerable

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