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Speaking Spanish for Beginners

Speaking Spanish for Beginners

By: Latin ELE
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 🌎 Learn Latin American Spanish the fun and easy way with Speaking Spanish for Beginners!

Hosted by Marco Fierro, Spanish tutor and founder of Latin ELE, our show is the perfect way for language students to get started.

We understand that learning a new language can be intimidating, but don't worry - Marco has years of experience teaching Spanish and he'll make sure every lesson is easy to understand and fun!

With his guidance, you'll quickly be speaking Spanish with confidence.

Join us today and get ready to start speaking Spanish!
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  • Why "Excitado" Might Get You Slapped ✋ (Spanish Quickie Podcast)

    Why "Excitado" Might Get You Slapped ✋ (Spanish Quickie Podcast)
    May 26 2025
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    In this spicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco clears up a common and awkward mistake Spanish beginners make: using “excitado” to say “excited.” 😳

    Discover what it really means, and learn the right words to express your excitement—without sounding like you’re hitting on someone at the wrong moment.

    A must-listen to avoid embarrassing mix-ups!

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  • Wait… That’s Spanish? 😮 Unlocking Spanglish in Daily Life (Replay)

    Wait… That’s Spanish? 😮 Unlocking Spanglish in Daily Life (Replay)
    May 19 2025
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    Think you know words like email, delivery, or selfie? In this fun episode, you'll discover how these familiar terms are used — and pronounced — in Spanish!

    Perfect for beginners who want to sound more like native speakers!

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  • #80 – Finale: Spanish for Lovers & Haters Alike! ❤️💢

    #80 – Finale: Spanish for Lovers & Haters Alike! ❤️💢
    May 12 2025
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    In this special final episode, learn how to express strong feelings en español — whether you're all about the love or ready to rant! 💘😡

    You’ll discover how to say “I love it!”, “I hate it!”, and more using verbs like gustar, amar, and odiar.

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    Summary ⬇️

    ✅ Expressing Likes
    Me gusta = I like
    Example: Me gusta este podcast. (I like this podcast)

    Amo = I love
    Example: Amo este libro. (I love this book)

    ❌ Expressing Dislikes

    No me gusta = I don’t like
    Example: No me gusta esta canción. (I don’t like this song)
    Odio = I hate
    Example: Odio este programa. (I hate this show)

    💡 Pro Tip: Add a description after “es” to explain your opinion:
    Es divertido (It’s fun)

    Es aburrido (It’s boring)

    Questions in the practice section: ¿Qué cosas amas? ¿Qué cosas odias?

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    6 mins

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