NIS Beginners 025 - Robo en Valencia

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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🗓️ 2 July 2008

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Ben and Marina introduce the Past Perfect tense, and talk about a terrible event in Valencia. See notesinspanish.com to pick up the accompanying worksheet.

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0:00.0	Notes in Spanish Inspired Beginners 25
0:04.0	Robo in Valencia
0:06.0	Ola Marina, what tal?
0:08.0	Yo, phenomenal, Ben.
0:10.0	You, how onas?
0:11.0	Very well, also.
0:13.0	Robo in Valencia.
0:14.0	A robbery in Valencia sounds like bad news.
0:18.0	Bad news.
0:19.0	Well, we'll find out more about that later on. But first of all,
0:22.6	as usual, we're going to do a quick review of the last episode. Now, last time we were talking about
0:28.0	ordering food and so on in bars and tapas and raccionis for a large plate of food, a large tapa.
0:35.5	And as usual, I'm going to say a few sentences in English.
0:39.5	We're going to give you a chance to remember the Spanish and perhaps say what you think
0:43.7	the sentence should be in Spanish. And then Marina's going to come out with her perfect Spanish
0:49.5	version to see if you got it right. So Marina, first of all, how would you say,
0:54.6	can we have a large plate of cheese, please?
0:57.3	Can we have a large plate of cheese, please?
1:03.6	Nos poni a ration of cheese, for favor?
1:08.9	Nos poni, a ration of cheese, for favor. And remember, we say,
1:13.6	Nose Pone, Pone is the third person singular.
1:17.6	Even if we are addressing a second person instead of a third.
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