The latest Inspired Beginners podcasts are out at our sister site Notesinspanish.com. First up, cool conversation starters, coming soon, the definitive guide to Ser and Estar!
Find full details and start listening now over at Notes in Spanish!
2 Responses to “Conversation Starters in Spanish”
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Billy T.
11 Jun 08 at 6:14 pm
Ben – I am avid listener of the podcasts and I need some help on the verb “echar.” You use “echo de…” and other terms quite a bit but it means several different things? Any common “echos” in Spain or rules that I can use to help understand it better? Not to mention “en hecho or hecho” thrown in as well.
Ben
11 Jun 08 at 7:44 pm
@BillyT – I hope you don’t mind, but I have taken the liberty of enlisting help in the forum, where loads of good examples usually appear from the collective wisdom:
http://www.notesfromspain.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5710
Keep checking back over the next couple of days!