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Organising Short Spoken Discourse in Spanish
Learn to structure short spoken stories and explanations in Spanish, and use key phrases to manage conversations, interrupt politely, and ask for clarification.
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TutorialSpanish
Organising Short Spoken Discourse in Spanish
Learn to structure short spoken stories and explanations in Spanish, and use key phrases to manage conversations, interrupt politely, and ask for clarification.
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34 CardsLesson#1
Let's focus on how to organise your thoughts when speaking Spanish. You'll learn how to start and structure a short story, give explanations, and use phrases to manage a conversation, like interrupting politely or asking someone to repeat something.
Lesson#2
To start a short story or anecdote, you can use simple opening phrases. ‘Te cuento una cosa’ means ‘I’ll tell you something’, and ‘El otro día fui a la playa’ means ‘The other day I went to the beach’.
Quiz#3
Translate into Spanish: ‘I’ll tell you something.’
Te cuento una cosa.
Quiz#4
Translate into Spanish: ‘The other day I went to the beach.’
El otro día fui a la playa.
Lesson#5
You already know the words for sequencing: 'primero' for first, 'después' and 'luego' for after or then, 'entonces' for so or then, and 'finalmente' for finally. You can use these to structure a simple story. For example: "El otro día fui al mercado. Primero, compré fruta. Después, busqué el pescado."
Quiz#6
Translate into Spanish: ‘First, I made coffee.’
Primero, hice café.
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