Do you know how to talk about the highlights and standout qualities of a past experience in Spanish?

Welcome to three-step Spanish practice by SpanishPod 101.com.

In this lesson, you'll practice talking about the highlights and details of a past experience.

Let's look at the main dialogue.

Two people are having a conversation.

Hugo, how you went in the Tourneau of Artes Marciales the

Fing the Fing de Semana?

Hugo, how was the martial arts tournament last weekend?

It was stupendo.

What most me impression was the energy of all the participants.

It was great, but impressed me the most was everyone's energy.

There was something that you didn't like? Was there anything you didn't like?

Was there anything you didn't like?

Yes, the recinto was a bit disordernado and it was a bit messy and it was really hot.

In this lesson we have learned how to talk about what we liked or found impressive in the past

using simple expressions. When we want to emphasize something that stood out, we can use this structure.

Lo-ke-mas-me plus verb in the past tense, plus-fue plus noun phrase. What verb me the past tense, plus fue plus noun phrase.

What verb me the most was,

for example,

what most me most me impressed,

meaning what I liked the most,

or what impressed me the most.

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