Discover Spanish Johnny, I'm going to make sure to make sure to complete all of the

podcast of Discover Spanish.

I'm sure that all those that are in progress

junta with those other

are sinting the marevioso too no I like that Johnny. We're really speaking the language now. Let's translate that to English to make sure that everyone understood what you said.

Okay, I'm feeling marvelous because we're nearing the end of our Discover Spanish

podcasts.

I'm sure everyone that has progressed this far with us is feeling pretty good too, eh?

Oh, I see, I know what you mean, but it does make me a little

sad to know that we're almost done. It's been a lot of fun to record podcasts with you, and it's

also been fun knowing that we're helping lots of people learn to speak Spanish.

I agree Christina, Spanish is such a beautiful language and it's one of the easiest to learn.

It's really amazing that there are so many countries around the world that speak Spanish.

That's true. There are a lot of places you can

visit and speak Spanish. And what's fantastic is knowing our podcast

listeners can now speak confidently in everyday situations. Yes, they can speak with the natives, make friends, get around town, order food, and have much more fun.

All right, everyone, it's time to begin our last podcast, Less than 36.

Don't forget to look over the final unit review coming soon.

In this lesson we are going to learn how to ask and give directions.

Imagine that you are walking down a street in a Spanish-speaking

country and you want to ask someone for directions. First, what do you say to get someone's attention?

Disculte. Right.

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