S11 Portuguese Conversation with Camila: A comida Lesson 1 -Intermediate Level

Conversations in Spanish: Intermediate Spanish & Advanced Spanish

Joel E Zarate

Education:language Learning, Language Learning, Education

4.9 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2019

⏱️ 54 minutes

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SHOW NOTES In this conversation session, I am having a conversation in Portuguese with my good friend from Brazil, Camila Meireles. This is my first conversation in Portuguese, and this session is very special because it is not only an opportunity for you and for me to learn Portuguese, but it is also an opportunity to show you how I learn other languages so that you can get an idea of what it is like to learn a language in a communicative context. Visit this conversation session webpage: https://www.jezsc.com/csolp/portuguese/s01_100/s0014_camila_camida1_inter/s0011_camila_comida1_inter.html Visit Camilas’s profile on my website: https://www.jezsc.com/contributors/pages/camila_meireles.html Visit my website: https://www.jezsc.com/ Visit the Second Language Acquisition Workshop Podcast: https://www.jezsc.com/slawp/ If you are listening on iTunes, I would love if you leave me a 5 star review and a written review. Your comments are very helpful to help the show succeed in this platform. Thank you for listening!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Conversations in Spanish and Other Languages Podcast with Hoel-Sarate.
0:12.2	This is the podcast where you can listen to interviews with
0:14.7	native speakers so that you can hear language and context and learn Spanish and
0:19.0	other languages in context. And now your host, O.L. Sarate. The Hello everyone. Bonjia, Boatschi.
0:53.0	Boaichi.
0:54.0	Hello everybody, welcome to the Conversations in Spanish and Other Languages
1:00.4	podcast.
1:01.4	I am Hoel Sarate, I am your host and I am very excited to share this conversation session with
1:09.1	you. This is my first conversation in Portuguese and this session is very special because it is not only an opportunity to learn Portuguese for you and for me as well, but it is also an opportunity to show you how
1:27.2	I learn other languages so that you can get an idea of what it is like to learn a language in a communicative context.
1:36.9	What you're about to hear is exactly what I do when I am learning a language with a native speaker and it is an opportunity for you to see how I myself navigate learning another language in a communicative context and also how I handle myself in that interaction.
1:58.0	I use many different strategies and I want to share with you what I do and the experience of
2:05.9	learning a language in context. One of my goals is also to help you become a better
2:12.1	language learner because if you understand if you know
2:16.9	how to learn a language or even how not to learn a language, then you will be in control of your own learning experience, you
2:26.9	will be more effective, you will have better results, and you'll enjoy the experience much more. I'm not going to talk
2:37.4	about those details in this session but once I publish a few sessions in other languages I will talk about the strategies and what I do during my own lessons in my podcast the Second Language Acquisition Workshop Podcast.
2:54.0	That's the podcast where I talk about how we learn languages based on their research
3:00.0	and the literature from the studies in the field of second language acquisition.
3:05.0	So stay tuned and I'll let you know when I have that episode available so you can go and
3:11.0	listen to it.
3:12.0	Also, this conversation so you can go and listen to it.
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