NIS Beginners 004 - Nuestras Familias

Learn Spanish: Notes in Spanish Inspired Beginners

Ben Curtis and Marina Diez

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🗓️ 28 June 2007

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Today Marina and Ben describe various members of their family, including 007! See notesinspanish.com for more details and the accompanying worksheets.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to inspired beginners, the latest podcast from Notes in Spanish.
0:06.0	I'm Ben Curtis and I'm here as ever with Marina Diaz.
0:09.0	Marina, what are you?
0:10.0	Very well, thank you.
0:12.0	So, what are we going to talk about today?
0:14.0	Okay, today's topic is the family.
0:17.0	The family we are going to look at some descriptive vocabulary for families, and also we are going
0:27.1	to review some constructions like comparatives that we use in the previous podcast and some
0:35.2	superlatives as well.
0:36.8	And you're going to find out why Ben thinks Marina's brother is a cool guy.
0:42.4	Okay, right then.
0:44.0	As usual, we're going to start with a little bit of revision from last week's episode,
0:49.2	so hopefully none of this gets forgotten.
0:52.5	Marina, first of all, a phrase we're going to hear a lot today as well.
0:56.1	How do you ask what something's like?
0:58.2	For example, what's Madrid like?
1:00.5	How is Madrid?
1:02.2	Okay, and if I wanted to ask you, what is my sister like?
1:07.0	How is my hermana?
1:09.2	Okay, or...
1:10.0	Your grandma.
1:10.8	Your man, whichever? Okay, or... Your manna? Tuermanah?
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