Notes in Spanish Inspire Beginners 27

Por and para uno

Hello

Maura, how are you today? Very well as well, thank you.

Okay, as Marina said, this is por and para

1. We've had a lot of requests to cover the prepositions

pour and para, which of course both

mean very similar things, four, buy and so on, but are used in different cases on different

occasions.

And we're going to be looking at all the rules as to when you'd use poor and when you'd use

pada in this and the next podcast.

There's going to be a part one and a part two. And today,

in part one, we're going to focus on Porch. And there's an awful lot of uses for Porch, more than Para,

in fact. And we're going to take you through them one by one so that you're familiar with all of the

rules. Now, before we get onto that, we're going to have a quick review of the last podcast.

So last time we were talking about music, vocabulary and phrases to do with music and listening

to bands and so on. And we're going to see if you can remember three key phrases that we looked

at from the last podcast. So as usual, I'm going to say a phrase in English. We're going to give you a pause

to try and remember it in Spanish and then Marina's going to come back with her perfect Spanish version.

So, the first phrase you have to try and remember is, what groups have you seen live?

What groups have you seen playing live?

What groups have you seen playing live?

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