NIS Beginners 012 - Yo Que Tu

Learn Spanish: Notes in Spanish Inspired Beginners

Ben Curtis and Marina Diez

Education, Spanish, Beginners, Learning, Learn, Language Learning, Audio, Conversation, Real

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🗓️ 1 October 2007

⏱️ 19 minutes

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In this episode we look at ways of giving advice in Spanish. See notesinspanish.com for full details and to pick up the worksheet.

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0:00.0	Inspired Beginners 12, Yo Que Tu.
0:04.0	Hello, Marina.
0:05.0	How well, and you, Ben?
0:07.0	Phenomenal, thanks.
0:09.0	Today, the title is Yo Ke tu, which means if I were you, it's a bit colloquial,
0:14.0	but it's part of different ways of giving people advice,
0:18.0	which is what we're going to be talking about today.
0:20.0	So in Spain, you will realize that people tend to give advice, even if they haven't been asked for it,
0:29.4	more commonly than in other countries. So you will be hearing lots of joketou.
0:35.5	Yep. So you better learn how to give some advice as well in Spanish to really fit in with the
0:39.8	locals.
0:41.5	Right.
0:42.1	First of all, we're going to do a bit of revision from last week.
0:45.0	Now, last week we looked at different ways of talking about experiences that we've had
0:49.2	in our life.
0:49.9	For example, I've been to Japan.
0:52.5	E estado in Japan.
0:53.9	Okay? And also different sort of time clauses that we can use. example, I've been to Japan, I Estado in Japan. Okay.
0:55.2	And also different sort of time clauses that we can use with these phrases, such as never,
1:00.0	I've never been to Japan using Nunca.
1:03.7	I haven't been to Japan yet using Todavia and questions.
1:08.2	Have you ever been to Japan using Aluna Veth?
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