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Learn Spanish Video Series Buena Gente Season 1 - YouTube

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Spanish Grammar | Learn Spanish Grammar at StudySpanish.com

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Learn Spanish grammar with our free helpful lessons and fun exercises at StudySpanish.com. Get started on your way to speaking Spanish conversationally!

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Conjuguemos: conjugation lessons and practice

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Conjuguemos: conjugation lessons and practice

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Irregular verbs in the preterite have their own endings which most share, regardless of whether the verbs are -AR, -ER, or -IR. The easiest way to remember is that these verbs can be placed into one of three groups (I, U, and J). These verbs have irregular stems and then add the special irregular endings based on their group:

Verbs with irregular stems (using the endings above):

There are other irregular verbs. See below:

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Irregular verbs in the preterite have their own endings which most share, regardless of whether the verbs are -AR, -ER, or -IR. The easiest way to remember is that these verbs can be placed into one of three groups (I, U, and J).

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Scroll to Avancemos textbook for familiar vocabulary reviews

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Practice your verb conjugations with helpful drills and quizzes.

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Practice your verb conjugations with helpful drills and quizzes.

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Verb conjugation trainer

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With the Conjugation Trainer you can improve your knowledge of the most frequent forms of the most important Spanish verbs.

Web pages with explanations about the uses of Spanish verb tenses:

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With the Conjugation Trainer you can improve your knowledge of the most frequent forms of the most important Spanish verbs. Web pages with explanations about the uses of Spanish verb tenses:

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Finally. Educational videos you won't be embarrassed to show your students.

With a devilish sense of humor, Señor Wooly knows how to tap into the psyche of today's youth, crafting demented and memorable stories that students will obsess over, absorb, and share with their peers.

Simple Spanish for an older audience.

Your students may be beginners at Spanish, but that doesn't mean they need materials written for pre-schoolers.

Señor Wooly understands the need for simple Spanish written for an older audience.

Comprehensible, Repetitive, and Extremely Compelling.

Exposing students to repetitive, comprehensible input is the foundation of any language program.

But making it interesting to them? That's the hard part.

See how Señor Wooly is the premier input-based language learning tool on the web, built by a teacher for teachers and students alike.

Take the tour to get a feel for what it's like to be a part of the best Spanish language learning tool on the web.

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Stop studying boring grammar! At Dreaming Spanish, you will learn Spanish the way you learned your native language, namely, through immersion. To follow our method, simply start watching content at a level that is comprehensible to you, and gradually work your way towards more and more advanced videos.

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Comprehensible videos and stories

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spanish tprs teaching learning class classroom storytelling

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A variety of resources including the web series Mi Vida Loca

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ACIS is excited to offer a new video-based lesson plan for high school Spanish classrooms!

Perdido en Madrid is an engaging, two-part series created just for Spanish teachers. In Episode 1, American college student Brandon arrives in Madrid - and immediately finds himself lost. He encounters Cristina, who works in the local tourism office, and together they explore some of the city's most important historic sites.
Episode 1 is now available for download
The video, as well as the accompanying exercise workbook, puts essential Spanish language skills into practice in a funny, relatable format. Topics of review include:

Forms of ser and estar

Common expressions

Number and gender of nouns

Plus, in depth cultural exploration of some of Madrid's most famous sites!

Download Perdido en Madrid Episode 1 below and be on the look out for more content with the release of Episode 2 in the coming weeks!

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Comprehensible web series similar to Friends. All episodes available on YouTube

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學西班牙文: Extr@espanol: la llegada de Sam(1/13)  - 比恩語文台北

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Very out of date (1980s), but entertaining web series. Mix of Spanish and English.

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TV station with familiar TV shows

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Todas las series infantiles gratis online. Disfruta de los dibujos animados y de todos los capítulos de tus series infantiles favoritas - Clan TV - RTVE.es

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Spanish stories written by students for students.

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Una revista escrita por estudiantes de español, para estudiantes de español

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Find spanish comics on GoComics.com, the world's largest comic strip site for online classic strips like Calvin and Hobbes, Dilbert, Non Sequitur, Get Fuzzy, Luann, Pearl Before Swine, 9 Chickweed Lane and more!

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Well-known fairytales written and narrated in Spanish

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Pollito Tito no es alto ni bajo. No es gordo ni flaco. No es inteligente ni tonto. Es un pollito completamente normal.

He is neither tall nor short. He is neither fat nor thin. He is neither smart nor stupid. Pollito Tito is a completely normal chicken.

Una mañana completamente normal, Pollito Tito está desayunando en la cocina. Le gustan las tostadas con mantequilla y el café con crema.

One completely normal morning, Pollito Tito is breakfasting in the kitchen. He likes toast with butter and coffee with cream.

Pollito Tito está tan asustado que se le cae la tostada dentro del café. ¡Plop!
"¡El cielo se está cayendo! ¡EL CIELO SE ESTÁ CAYENDO!", grita Pollito Tito. "¡Tengo que advertirle a todos!"

He is so scared that he drops his toast into his coffee. Plop!
"The sky is falling! THE SKY IS FALLING!" shouts Pollito Tito. "I have to warn everyone!"

La primera persona que se encuentra en la calle es la Gallina Martina. Ella está volviendo del supermercado.

The first person he meets on the road is Gallina Martina. ("gallina" = hen) She is coming from the supermarket.

"¿En serio? ¿Cómo lo sabes?" dice la Gallina Martina.
"¡Lo vi en internet!" dice Pollito Tito.
"¡Dios mío! ¡ ser cierto!" dice la Gallina Martina. Y Pollito Tito y la Gallina Martina corren por la calle hacia el lago.

"Really? How do you know?" asks Gallina Martina.
"I saw it on the internet!" says Pollito Tito.
"Holy moly! It be true!" says Gallina Martina. And Pollito Tito and Gallina Martina run down the road towards the pond.

Cuando llegan al lago, se encuentran con el pato Renato. Él está bañándose.

When they reach the pond, they meet Pato Renato. ("Pato" = duck) He is having a bath.

"¿De verdad? ¿Cómo lo saben?" pregunta el Pato Renato.
"¡Lo vi en internet!" dice Pollito Tito.
"¡Oh, no! ¡ ser cierto!" dice el pato Renato. Entonces Pollito Tito, la Gallina Martina y el Pato Renato corren por la calle hacia la granja.

"Really? How do you know?" asks Pato Renato.
"I saw it on the internet!" says Chicken Little.
"Oh no! It be true!" says Pato Renato. "Let's go!"
So Pollito Tito, Gallina Martina and Pato Renato run down the road towards the farm.

Cuando llegan a la granja se encuentran con Ignacio el Ganso. Está leyéndole poesía a la Palomita Rita.

When they reach the farm they meet Ignacio el Ganso. (ganso = goose) He is reading poetry to Palomita Rita. (Palomita = pigeon)

"¿En serio? ¿Cómo lo saben?" pregunta la Palomita Rita.
"¡LO VIMOS EN INTERNET!" dicen todos.
"¡Santo cielo! ¡ ser cierto!" dice Ignacio el Ganso. "No hay tiempo para leer poesía ahora. ¡Vamos!"

"Really? How do you know?" asks Palomita Rita.
"WE SAW IT ON THE INTERNET!" they all say.
"Goodness gracious! It must be true!" says Ignacio el Ganso. "There is no time to read poetry now. Let's go!"

En la calle principal se encuentran con el Zorro Berto. Él está sentado en un café, escribiendo en su computadora.

On the main street, they meet Zorro Berto. (Zorro = fox) He is sitting at a cafe, writing on his laptop.

"¿De verdad? ¿Cómo lo saben?" pregunta el zorro.
"LO VIMOS EN INTERNET" gritan todos.
"¡Wow! Bueno, ¡entonces debe ser cierto!" dice el zorro. "Pero no se preocupen, amigos, conozco el lugar perfecto para esconderse. ¡Síganme!"

"Really? How do you know?" asks the fox.
"WE SAW IT ON THE INTERNET" they all shout.
"Wow! Well then it must be true!" says the fox. "But don't worry, friends, I know the perfect place to hide. Follow me!"

El Zorro Berto guía a todos: caminan por el pueblo, cruzan calles, atraviesan el campo y llegan a una colina. Arriba de la colina hay una cueva grande y oscura.

Zorro Berto leads everyone: They walk down the road, across streets, through the field and arrive at a hill. At the top of the hill is a big, dark cave.

"¡Entren! ¡Entren!" dice el Zorro Berto. "¡Hay lugar para todos! Aquí el cielo no caerá sobre nosotros. Estamos a salvo."

"Come in! Come in!" says Zorro Berto. "There is space for everybody! The sky won't fall on us here. We are safe."

Y entonces, Pollito Tito y todos sus amigos siguen uno por uno al zorro dentro de la cueva.

And so, one by one, Pollito Tito and all of his friends follow the fox into the cave.

A la mañana siguiente, la cueva está vacía. Pollito Tito y sus amigos ya no están ahí.

The next morning, the cave is empty. Pollito Tito and his friends are no longer there.

¿A dónde fueron? No lo sabemos exactamente. Pero te diré una cosa: el Zorro Berto está muy feliz. Tiene una panza grande y redonda.

Where did they go? We don't know exactly. But I'll tell you one thing: Zorro Berto is very happy. He has a big, round belly.

"Tontos animales" dice el Zorro Berto. Se sienta debajo de un árbol, agarra su computadora y empieza a escribir otra vez.

"Silly animals," says Zorro Berto. He sits under a tree, gets his computer, and begins to write again.

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Pollito Tito: Chicken Little in Spanish (with audio)

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The children's story of Chicken Little in Spanish and English with slow audio by a native Spanish speaker.

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Stories written by students for students

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Spanish language books written for children

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Wilbooks is committed to providing your kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students with the highest quality children's books at the best prices.

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Marta Ruiz Yedinak, a Spanish National Board Certified Teacher, uses basic to intermediate level Spanish to tell stories and talk about everyday topics. Second language acquisition takes place through comprehensible input, and when the topics are interesting and compelling to the learner, it happens almost without awareness. Sit back, enjoy, and improve your Spanish listening skills! Join the Facebook group for collaboration! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cuentamemarta/support

Marta Ruiz Yedinak, a Spanish National Board Certified Teacher, uses basic to intermediate level Spanish to tell stories and talk about everyday topics. Second language acquisition takes place through comprehensible input, and when the topics are interesting and compelling to the learner, it happens almost without awareness. Sit back, enjoy, and improve your Spanish listening skills! Join the Facebook group for collaboration! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cuentamemarta/support

Highly, highly recommend Cuéntame!!

Cuéntame is an outstanding resource for Spanish learners. As a novice-high independent adult learner, I am thoroughly enjoying and fully comprehending these short podcasts. Marta speaks on a range of interesting topics so each time I listen, I am engaged with new ideas and new language. She speaks slowly, which is perfect for my level, but it always feels natural. If you want to acquire Spanish and already have a little background, this should be the first show to put in your podcast library. ¡Muchísimas gracias Marta!

A model to follow

This is a wonderful podcast for student and teacher alike and an invaluable resource for language learning. Marta does an amazing job of making Spanish clear and comprehensible! As a fellow language podcast maker, I am going to strive to make something similar for my own language.

A superior resource for Spanish teachers and students alike!

One of the keys to successfully acquiring a new language is finding resources that are at or a little above your level of comprehension so you can scaffold your way to higher levels of comprehension. Marta is providing an EXCELLENT and much needed resource for those in the novice-high/intermediate range... something that will really help to bolster their comprehension/aural processing speed AND help to wire language into their brains. For Spanish teachers, this is an ideal resource to incorporate into their curriculum to complement compatible units, and to model for students a valuable resource that they can seek out on their own to continue their way along the path to proficiency beyond the classroom. As a non-native Spanish teacher myself with relatively high proficiency, I have so enjoyed listening to Marta's episodes and have learned a lot of great terms and phrases that I wasn't as familiar with before. I love everything about this podcast. ¡¡Mil gracias, Marta!!

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‎¡Cuéntame! | Learn Spanish with Comprehensible Input on Apple Podcasts

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Hoy Hablamos: podcast para aprender español

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1000 episodios y +180 horas de audio gratuitos para estudiantes de español de nivel intermedio y avanzado. Transcripciones, explicaciones y ejercicios.

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Posted by LEAF Architect on Thursday, April 19, 2012 · Leave a Comment

This is a living document of web sites that can be used as additional resources to learning languages face to face and online. We hope to curate this list and add and subtract sites as necessary.

If there are any web sites that you love, and are not on this list, give us a shout out in the comments below and we'll add your web site to the list ASAP!

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123TeachMe is a great site for the beginning language learner. The site excels in media, utilizing video, audio and especially games! The site contains hundreds of games on a wide variety of topics. The games also work well with SmartBoard classrooms, iPads, iPhones, or other portable devices.

About Spanish is concise and to the point, but their variety of topics is surprising and refreshing if you're looking for something unique to teach. There is limited media, but you could spend a good amount of time just surfing around and seeing what there is to see!

BBC Spanish Lessons are definitely for the traveler. These lessons are very clean and well polished. Activities are limited, but the real-world video and audio are second to none. BBC also utilizes a wide variety of accents and regionalisms in their recordings.

This is technically an addendum to the BBC languages web site, however it merits its own link since many language teachers love to use media resources like video and audio to supplement their own lessons. It's clean, easy to navigate, and the BBC is a very reliable resource in world languages.

Think of Conjuguemos as an online workbook for your Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Latin language students. The site stores a large amount of practice activities, with more exercises added during the year by users. Teachers can also create their own activities.

So, this isn't exactly for language learning but it is a big name with a big goal. The Culturally Authentic Pictoral Lexicon is an image/media archive for culturally authentic images from across the world, managed by Washington & Jefferson College. The images are all Creative Commons Licensed, and are free to use in any educational work. There are dozens of countries, and hundreds of images to choose from!

Digital dialects has games! Lots and lots of games! Flash-based games on a huge variety of languages! (Which unfortunately means it's not iOS friendly.) Highly recommended for SmartBoard work, computer lab time, and other in class activities.

Although a little busy in terms of design, there's a lot of great mini-lessons, and audio for vocabulary and grammar. In fact, the audio is superb all the way across the site! There's also video lessons hosted by YouTube for easy access and embedding.

GoComics is exactly what it sounds like, comics in foreign languages! This particular site has famous american comics translated to Spanish, and native Spanish comics mixed in too. Looks like a good resource for those times when only cartoons will do!

The site is a little rough around the edges on design, but the content is very solid. Contains vocabulary and grammar lessons. Also contains a separate section on Spanish verb conjugation. Overall a solid resource for practicing Spanish!

Mahalo is a web site dedicated to learning about anything on the planet. Their YouTube videos are very short, but precise and well spoken. Production values are high. You'll also find a huge variety of other topics to explore in addition to Spanish.

Pretty simple premise, hooking up students with individual tutors over video chat. Simple fee structure and pretty easy to get going. Many languages offered.

This is a simple site meant to help you copy odd ASCII characters (like accented vowels, etc) to the clipboard and then paste them wherever you like!

Like the French counterpart website, this site will contain vocabulary, grammar, and games. Still under heavy construction as of 08 March 2012. Links to PDF materials and random Spanish websites. Account registration not required for some content, but is required for full access to matierals.

Spanish language immersion school, based in Mérida, Mexico. Classes and activities for a wide variety of groups.

Long ago this was a prett slick Spanish dictionary site, but over time it has evolved into a full language learning resources. Lessons, flashcards, audio, and video examples are all available. Account registration required for full content.

Speakado takes a great media-centered approach to learning. Speakado focuses on very simple words and phrases and YouTubes like crazy. Good clear recordings that are simple and to the point. Not so much on full blown lessons, but a great add-on for listening and speaking help. Other languages too!

The StudySpanish website contains a handful of free vocabulary and grammar lessons, but saves the good stuff for their paying users. However, it is very informative and contains basic audio and quizzes for each lesson. For a subscription you can unlock more content.

Practice any language, at any time, with people from around the world who share your interests. It's the easiest way to practice foreign languages one-on-one with other language learners, and make friends along the way.

Visual link Spanish has a good collection of free utilities, including links to some free vocabulary games that are SmartBoard friendly. Also includes flashcards and other study tools.

WeSpeke is the social network to learn and practice languages online for free with native speakers. Find practice partners for language exchanges or tandems in our large global community. Use text, audio, or video for conversation practice with native speakers.

From The Wikimedia project comes an attempt to create a fully functional free textbook online, and community editable. They're still on the basics, and there's a long way to go, but there are some great resources here in the short term. It's an ambitious project worth supporting. (And a reminder, most things online with "wiki" in their names are still good things!) Other languages supported too!

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Podcast stories for language learners. $10 a month

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New this week

La importancia de llamarse Ernesto

29 mins, Puerto Rico

Ernesto has another name and it comes with another past

Ernesto Gómez grew up like any other Mexican kid in Chihuahua. But when he turned 10 years old, he had to confront a hidden past that put his nationality, his family, and even his own name in doubt.

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29 mins, Puerto Rico Ernesto has another name and it comes with another past Ernesto Gómez grew up like any other Mexican kid in Chihuahua. But when he turned 10 years old, he had to confront a hidden past that put his nationality, his family, and even his own name in doubt.

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My source to purchase comprehensible books.

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Transforming WL Education with 21st Century Strategies, Technology & Resources

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Native speakers speaking on a variety of topics related to language learning. Write down what you understand, then check against the English transcript.

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Spanish Proficiency Exercises is a compilation of brief video clips in which native speakers of Spanish from various locations throughout Latin America and Spain demonstrate various language tasks. The objective of the exercises is to provide students of Spanish with the necessary tools to be able to talk about the same topics in Spanish. In order to do, this Spanish Proficiency Exercises contains five major components. First, there is a simplified video clip. This simplified version is scripted, the native speakers talks slower, and he or she uses simpler words and less slang. Second, there are video clips of native speakers who also perform the proficiency tasks. These clips are not scripted. What the native speakers say is what they really said. Some may talk fast, others talk slow, and some have specific regional dialects.

Third, to help perform the same task, we provide a Spanish/English glossary of vocabulary words that students may need in order to talk about the topic. Fourth, we also provide sample sentences that one may want to use in order to talk about the topic. Finally, we offer a brief, mini-grammar explanation on some grammar principle that is related to the proficiency topic. After reviewing the simplfied version, the vocabulary, the phrases, the grammar, and the video clips of the native speakers, we believe that students will be more prepared to perform the same proficiency tasks.

The gray menu bar at the top of each page contains proficiency topics, divided by level of dificulty: Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior. Click on any of these levels to see a list of topics. Then click on any of the specific topics to see the video clips, vocabulary lists, phrases lists, and mini-grammar explanations.

Each page contains an option menu to the right, which is always visible. Additionally, you will see a thumbnail of the native speakers who respond to each exercise. Click on the subject's name or thumbnail to open a new window with the video clip. This window allows users to view the QuickTime video clip with the Spanish transcript [S], or the English translation [E], or without any text at all [N].

A site index offers a comprehensive list of website components – including video podcasts and a topical grammar index.

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Links to lessons and songs on youtube to help learn and practice Spanish

Links to stories in Spanish made specifically for students learning Spanish

Links to fun and silly songs in Spanish to get you moving and dancing!!!

Information about Android Apps to help your child learn Spanish

Information about apps for iOS devices to help your child learn Spanish

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CHPS Elementary Spanish Program - Let's learn Spanish!!!

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Links to lessons and songs on youtube to help learn and practice Spanish Links to stories in Spanish made specifically for students learning Spanish Links to fun and silly songs in Spanish to get you moving and dancing!!!

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Comprehensible children's stories, similar to Sesame Street

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Welcome to Cyber-Profe.com! Click here to go to see videos for all the SOMOS units. The document on the Left is my curriculum map; the document on the right is a sample lesson plan.

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Here are the videos (so far) organized according to level of difficulty.

Videos Básicos

These are the organized videos for more basic lessons (year 1).

1. Basic Conversation

2. NEW Basic Conversation mini-series

3. Basic Conversation (part 2)

4. Formal vs. Informal

5. El alfabeto

6. Numbers 1-15

7. Numbers 0-39

8. Numbers 0-100

9. Days of the Week + ♫Song!♫

10. Me gusta (parte 1)

11. Me gusta (parte 2)

12. ¿Cómo eres? - Describing your personality

13. ¿Cómo eres? - Describing your personality (part 2)

14. How to describe people physically in Spanish! ¡NUEVO!

15. ¿Qué hora es? - Telling time (part 1)

16. ¿Que hora es? - Telling time with menos

17. ¿Qué hora es? - Telling time with falta(n)

18. ¿A qué hora...?

19. Personal Pronouns

20. Present Tense AR verbs; yo form

21. Present Tense AR verbs; tú form

22. Present Tense AR verbs; él / ella / usted

23. Present Tense AR verbs: nosotros/nosotras form

24. Present Tense AR verbs: ellos / ellas / ustedes form

25. Present Tense AR verbs: all forms

26. ♫ Present Tense AR endings SONG! ♫!

27. Nouns + definite articles + classroom vocab

28. Nouns + indefinite articles + classroom vocab

29. Present Tense - IR + places vocabulary

30. Present Tense - IR (part 2) ¿Adónde...?

31. Present Tense - IR (part 3): Ir + a + infinitive

32. Preposition - Con

33. Preposition - De + possession ¡NUEVO!

34. Present Tense - Estar + emotions

35. Vocabulario - las frutas & gustar

36. Vocabulario - Verduras

37. Present Tense - Regular -ER verbs

38. ♫ Present Tense ER endings SONG! ♫!

39. Present Tense - tener

40. Present Tense - tener (part 2): useful phrases

41. Vocabulario - la familia

42. Vocabulario - La ropa

43. Present Tense - necesitar

44. Direct Objects (lo, la, los, las)

45. ♫ Direct Objects SONG! ♫!

46. Possessive adjectives (part 1); mi(s), tu(s), su(s)

47. Possessive adjectives (part 2); nuestro(s), su(s)

48. Present Tense - querer

49. Vocabulario - El cuerpo (parte 2): el dolor

50. Números 100+

51. Present Tense - Poder (Can)

52. Vocabulario - La casa (the home)

53. La casa + Present tense: Vivir

54. Present Tense: Regular -IR verbs

55. ♫ Present Tense IR endings SONG! ♫!

56. Vocabulario - Los quehaceres (chores)

57. El Presente Progresivo - Present Progressive

58. Vocabulario - El Tiempo y el clima

59. Present Tense: Deber con el tiempo y el clima

60. ♫Weather Song!♫

61. Present Tense: Hace + [time] + que

62. Descripciones fisicas

63. Present Tense: Ser + descriptions and physical characteristics

64. Present Tense: Gustar (all forms) + activities

65. Present Tense - Jugar + activities

66. Present Tense - Decir

67. Present Tense - (E-IE) Stem-changing verbs

68. Present Tense - (O-UE) Stem-changing verbs

69. Present Tense - (E-I) Stem-changing verbs

70. Comparisons - Unequal comparisons (más/menos __ que)

71. Comparisons (part 2) - Irregulars (mejor, pero, mayor, menor)

72. Comparisons (part 3) - Equal comparisons (tan ___ como)

73. Present Tense - Hacer

74. Present Tense - GO verbs

Videos avanzados

These are the more advanced videos. (year 2)

1. Reflexives (part 1)

2. Reflexives (part 2): Stem-Changers

3. Reflexive Verbs (part 3): multiple verbs + -ing

4. Antes de / Después de + verb

5. Antes de / Después de + verb (part 2) with reflexives

6. Preterite regular -AR verbs

7. Preterite -AR verbs: -GAR, -CAR, -ZAR

8. Preterite regular -ER verbs

9. Preterite regular -IR verbs

10. Demonstrative Adjectives (part 1): This & That

11. Demonstrative Adjectives (part 2): This & These; That & Those

12. Demonstrative Pronouns

13. Neutral Demonstratives: esto, eso, & aquello

14. Present: Conocer (to know)

15. Present: Saber (to know)

16. Present: saber vs. conocer

17. Preterite - Irregulars - ir & ser

18. Preterite - Irregulars - hacer

19. Preterite - Irregulars - decir

20. Preterite - Irregulars - poder

21. Preterite - Irregulars - querer

22. Preterite - Irregulars - estar

23. Preterite - Irregulars - saber

24. Preterite - Irregulars - poner

25. Preterite - Irregulars - tener

26. Preterite - Irregulars - venir

27. Preterite - Irregulars - ver & dar

28. Preterite - Irregulars - traer, traducir, conducir

29. ♫ Preterite - Irregulars song ♫

30. Preterite -IR Stem-Changers (e-i)

31. Preterite -IR Stem-changers (o-u)

32. Preterite - Pedir, Servir & Traer

33. Imperfect - AR verbs

34. ♫ Imperfect -AR verbs song ♫

35. Imperfect - ER / -IR verbs

36. ♫ Imperfect -ER / -IR verbs song ♫

37. Imperfect - Irregular verbs - ir, ser, ver

38. ♫ Imperfect Irregular verbs song ♫

39. Preterite vs imperfect

40. Preterite vs imperfect (part 2)

41. ♫ Preterite vs imperfect song! ♫

42. ¿Qué? vs. ¿cuál?

43. Acabar de + infinitive

44. Hay que (infinitive)

45. Direct objects (parte 2)

46. Direct Objects (parte 3): Attaching Direct Objects

47. Indirect Objects

48. ♫ Indirect Objects Song ♫!

49. Double Object Pronouns

50. Affirmative & negative words

51. Ser vs. Estar (mini-series)

52. Stressed Possessive Adjectives

53. Possessive Pronouns

54. Using Se permite & se prohíbe

55. Impersonal Se / Passive Se

Cuentos Interactivos

Here are my interactive stories in Spanish.

Other video projects:

Misceláneos

This is a list of miscellaneous things/lessons.

1. Noun Gender in Spanish

2. Quick Tip - Associations

3. Quick Tip - Circumlocution

4. ¡Cultura! - Día de los muertos

5. ¡Cultura! - la Navidad

6. Typing accent marks in Windows

7. preterite conjugation sheet

8. How I make my videos

9. Introducción / Introduction to videos

10. How to download my videos

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Learn a new language with music. Have fun playing interactive games with songs in Spanish, French, Chinese, German, and more.

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Season 1: Simple Stories 1. 1-1 Carlos y el elefante (Carlos and the Elephant) 2. 1-2 El elefante y el ratón (The elephant and the mouse) 3. 1-3 Eduardo busca novia (Eduardo Searches for a Girlfriend) 4. 1-4 Eduardo es gordo (Eduardo is Fat) 5. 1-5 El cumpleaños de Felix (Felix’s birthday) 6. 1-6 La banda de animales (The Animal Band) 7. 1-7 La muchacha está enferma (The Girl is Sick) 8. 1-8 Pastel para el desayuno (Cake for Breakfast) 9. 1-9 El oso curioso (The Curious Bear) 10. 1-10 Las botas (The Boots) 11. 1-11 La mentira de Miguel (Miguel’s Lie) 12. 1-12 La madre ocupada (The Busy Mom) 13. 1-13 Las vacas perdidas (The Lost Cows) 14. 1-14 Ramona en la playa (Ramona on the Beach) 15. 1-15 Te quiero mamá (I Love You, Mom) 16. 1-16 Estoy aburrido (I’m Bored) 17. 1-17 El cuaderno mágico (The Magic Notebook) 18. 1-18 Hasta luego (See You Later) Season 2: Personal Stories 19. 2-1 ¿Quién soy yo? (Who Am I?) 20. 2-2 ¿Qué me gusta? (What Do I like?) 21. 2-3 ¿Cómo soy yo? (What Am I Like?) 22. 2-4 ¿Cómo estoy yo? (How Am I Feeling?) 23. 2-5 ¿Qué hago yo? (What Do I Do?) 24. 2-6 ¿Qué quiero yo? (What Do I want?) 25. 2-7:¿Qué como yo? (What Do I Eat?) 26. 2-8 ¿Dónde vivo yo? (Where Do I Live?) 27. 2-9 ¿Adónde voy yo? (Where Do I Go?) 28. 2-10 ¿Cómo es mi familia? (What Is My Family Like?) Season 3: Hispanic Legends 29. 3-1 La Llorona (Mexico) 30. 3-2 Iztaccíhuatl y Popocatéptl (Mexico) 31. 3-3 El Caleuche (Chile) 32. 3-4 La Mocuana (Nicaragua) 33. 3-5 La Leyenda de Quetzal (Guatemala) 34. 3-6 El Silbón (Venezuela) 35. 3-7 La Pachamama (Incan Legend: Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile) 36. 3-8 Juan Diego y la Virgen de Guadalupe (Mexico) 37. 3-9 El Ratoncito Pérez (Spain) 38. 3-10 La Patasola (Colombia) 39. 3-11 Los Cadejos (Central America) 40. 3-12 El Pombero (Paraguay) 41. 3-13 El Carruaje de la Muerte (Guatemala) 42. 3-14 La Ciguapa (Dominican Republic) 43. 3-15 El Coco (Spain) 44. 3-16 El Chupacabras (Puerto Rico) 45. 3-17 La Tunda (Ecuador and Colombia) 46. 3-18 Huatyacuri (Peru) 47. 3-19 La Siguanaba (El Salvador) 48. 3-20 La Yerba Mate (Paraguay and Argentina) Season 4: Hispanic Celebrations 49. 4-1 Las Celebraciones Hispanas 50. 4-2 Las Fallas (Spain) 51. 4-3 La Santísima Tragedia (Ecuador) 52. 4-4 La Feria de las Flores (Colombia) 53. 4-5 El Carnaval Dominicano (Dominican Republic) 54. 4-6 Inti Raymi (Peru) 55. 4-7 La Vendimia (Argentina) 56. 4-8 La Tirana (Chile) 57. 4-9 La Noche de Rábanos (Mexico) 58. 4-10 Las Fiestas de Palmares (Costa Rica) 59. 4-11 Los Sanfermines (Spain) 60. 4-12 El Carnaval de Guaranda (Ecuador) 61. 4-13 El Desfile de Llamadas (Uruguay) 62. 4-14 El Día de los Muertos en México (Mexico) 63. 4-15 El Día de los Muertos en Guatemala (Guatemala) 64. 4-16 Las Celebraciones Folklóricas de Panamá (Panama) 65. 4-17 La Virgen de Suyapa (Honduras) 66. 4-18 La Fiesta de Santo Tomás (Guatemala) 67. 4-19 La Semana Santa (Spain) 68. 4-20 El Día de los Reyes Magos (Spain, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Argentina) Season 5: La aventura de Zunzuncito 69. Introducción 70. 5-1 Capítulo 1: El colibrí más pequeño (The Smallest Hummingbird) 71. 5-2 Capítulo 2: Las abejas (The Bees) 72. 5-3 Capítulo 3: ¡Atrapado! (Trapped) 73. 5-4 Capítulo 4: Quiero ser grande (I Want To Be Big) 74. 5-5 Capítulo 5: Monty (Monty the Frog) 75. 5-6 Capítulo 6: La boa cubana (The Cuban Boa) 76. 5-7 Capítulo 7: El gran lago (The Great Lake) 77. 5-8 Capítulo 8: Monty tiene miedo (Monty is Scared) 78. 5-9 Capítulo 9: La tierra de gigantes (The Land of Giants) 79. 5-10 Capítulo 10: Animales en jaulas (Animals in Cages) 80. 5-11 Capítulo 11: Impaciente (Impatient) 81. 5-12 Capítulo 12: El deseo de Zunzuncito (Zunzuncito’s Wish) Season 6: Listener Requests 82. 6-1 Un cuento de invierno (A Winter Story) 83. 6-2 Un accidente en la montaña (A Mountain Accident) 84. 6-3 Un accidente de coche (A Car Accident) 85. 6-4 Bajo el mar (Under the Sea) 86. 6-5 Las mariposas monarcas (Monarch Butterflies) 87. 6-6 La música de Miguel (Miguel’s Music) 88. 6-7 La pequeña Victoria (The Small Victoria/Victory) 89. 6-8 El Gran Ronaldo (Ronaldo the Great) 90. 6-9 Una visita al dentista (A Visit to the Dentist) 91. 6-10 ¡A pescar! (Let’s Go Fishing!) 92. 6-11 ¡A bailar! (Let’s Dance!) 93. 6-12 Hora de dormir (Time to Sleep) 94. 6-13 Preocupada (Worried) 95. 6-14 Preparando mi jardín (Preparing my Garden/Yard) 96. 6-15 Los dinosaurios (Dinosaurs) 97. 6-16 Una familia canadiense en España (A Canadian Family in Spain) 98. 6-17 Los tres cerditos (The Three Little Pigs) 99. 6-18 Una boda en España (A Wedding in Spain) 100. 6-19 El color del cuervo (The Color of the Crow) 101. 6-20 La recepcionista (The Receptionist) 102. 6-21 El gatito valiente (The Brave Cat) 103. 6-22 La lana de Dayana (Dayana’s Wool) 104. 6-23 El viaje (The Trip) 105. 6-24 Amor en México (Love in Mexico) 106. 6-25 Una fotógrafa profesional (A Professional Photographer) 107. 6-26 Las lenguas indígenas (Indigenous Languages) Season 7: Story Retells 108. 7-1 ¿Quién soy yo? (Who Am I?) 109. 7-2 Las vacas perdidas (The Lost Cows) 110. 7-3 La leyenda del Quetzal (The Legend of Quetzal) 111. 7-4 Si vas a Costa Rica (If You Go to Costa Rica) 112. 7-5 ¿Dónde vivo yo? (Where do I Live?) 113. 7-6 La leyenda del Caleuche (The Caleuche Legend) 114. 7-7 La muchacha enferma (The Sick Girl) 115. 7-8 Eduardo busca novia (Eduardo Looks for a Girlfriend) 116. 7-9 La pequeña Victoria (The Small Victoria/Victory) 117. 7-10 Iztaccíhuatl y Popocatéptl (The Legend of the Volcanos) 118. 7-11 Un cuento de invierno (A Winter Story) 119. 7-12 El gatito valiente (The Brave Cat) 120. 7-13 ¿Cómo es mi familia? (What’s My Family Like?) 121. 7-14 El Carruaje de la Muerte (Death’s Carriage) Season 8: Personal Experiences 122. 8-1 Un viaje a las Islas Galápagos (A Trip to the Galapagos Islands) 123. 8-2 Skipper y Ransom (Skipper and Ransom - a story of therapy dogs) 124. 8-3 Amor a primera vista (Love at First Sight) 125. 8-4 Sugar ’n Sage (A Family Band) 126. 8-5 Mi viaje español (My Spanish Journey) 127. 8-6 Las gallinas (The Chickens) 128. 8-7 Un viaje a Indonesia, parte 1 (A Trip to Indonesia, part 1) 129. 8-8 Una vida en Indonesia, parte 2 (A life in Indonesia, part 2) 130. 8-9 Una vida con animales en Indonesia, parte 3 (A Life with Animals in Indonesia, part 3) 131. 8-10 Unos viajes en Indonesia, parte 4 (Some trips in Indonesia, part 4) 132. 8-11 Las vacaciones de primavera y el problema de mi coche, parte 1 (Spring Break and My Car’s Problem, part 1) 132. 8-12 Las vacaciones de primavera y el problema de mi coche, parte 2 (Spring Break and My Car’s Problem, part 2) 133. 8-13 La vida fascinante de David (David’s Fascinating Life) 134. 8-14 Toothclaw y el arroyo Grizzly (Toothclaw and Grizzly Creek) 135. 8-15 Cuando yo era niña (When I was a child) 136. 8-16 Lecciones de mochilear (Lessons from Backpacking) 137. 8-17 Las historias de mis antepasados (Stories of My Ancestors) 138. 8-18 Mi semestre en España (My semester in Spain) 139. 8-19 Mi viaje a Colorado (My Journey to Colorado) 140. 8-20 En el teatro (In the Theater) 141. 8-21 Un viaje a Perú (A trip to Peru) 142. 8-22 Mi obsesión con Lego (My Lego obsession) 143. 8-23 La cerámica de Laura (Laura’s Pottery) 144. 8-24 Mi salud mental (My mental health) Season 9: Historical events 145. 9-1 La muerte de Moctezuma (Moctezuma’s Death) 146. 9-2 Napoleón y España (Napoleon and Spain) 147. 9-3 El Canal de Panamá (The Panama Canal) 148. 9-4 El milagro en los Andes (The Miracle in the Andes) 149. 9-5 Maradona y la mano de Dios (Maradona and the Hand of God) 150. 9-6 La ciudadanía de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico’s citizenship) 151. 9-7 El Popol Vuh (The Popol Vuh) 152. 9-8 El nacimiento de una lengua (The Birth of a Language) 153. 9-9 El primer Inca (The first Inca King) 154. 9-10 Juana la Loca (Joanna the Crazy) Season 10: Cuentos fantásticos 155. 10-1 La princesa Laura (The Princess Laura) 156. 10-2 Problemas en el reino (Problems in the Kingdom) 157. 10-3 El mago Fausto (Fausto the Wizard) 158. 10-4 El caballero Mauricio (Mauricio the Knight)

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Learn Spanish with these easy conversations. Common vocabulary and basic phrases in dialogues with native speakers. Easy Spanish conversations make great les...

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Intermediate Spanish conversations using everyday language to talk about common topics. These conversations are at medium speed and make excellent listening ...