NIS Beginners 017 - Epocas Felices

Learn Spanish: Notes in Spanish Inspired Beginners

Ben Curtis and Marina Diez

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🗓️ 26 December 2007

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

We look at which past tense to use to talk about things we used to do in the past. See notesinspanish.com to pick up the accompanying worksheet.

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0:00.0	Inspired Beginer 17 Epokas Felices.
0:04.0	Hello, Marina.
0:06.0	How?
0:07.0	Very well.
0:08.0	Well, yes, today's podcast is called Epoques Felices.
0:13.0	What does that mean?
0:14.0	It means happy times.
0:16.0	Okay, because today we're going to be talking about another past tense.
0:25.8	It's called the Pretriito Imperfecto, and we use it to reflect on our past.
0:29.5	I used to go fishing every Sunday with my father.
0:31.4	Now, we'll get more into that in a minute.
0:36.9	But as usual, we're going to have a quick review of the last episode.
0:39.6	So, Marina, last time we were talking about... Christmas.
0:40.7	Yep.
0:41.6	And there are a few keywords, which you just can't get through a Spanish Christmas without.
0:47.3	And we're going to look at two of those quickly.
0:50.2	Let's see if anyone can remember the word for Christmas Eve in Spanish.
0:55.0	Now remember when we do these reviews or revision, we are going to ask you if you can remember something.
1:03.0	There'll be a gap for you to try and remember and then Marina will chime in with her Spanish version.
1:08.0	So how do you say in Spanish Christmas Eve?
1:15.3	Noche Buena.
1:16.9	Yep, noche Buena, the good night.
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