Podcasts by En rumbo: intermediate Spanish - Audio
Do you want to improve your Spanish? The 14 tracks in this album are devised as revision of basic Spanish structures for introductions, talking about routines, describing people and places, making comparisons, expressing likes, making plans, talking about the future, and expressing wishes. The tracks contain recordings of Spanish and Latin American speakers mixed with suggestions for activities to do while you listen. This material has been adapted from the audio material for The Open University course L140 En rumbo: intermediate Spanish.
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Transcript -- Introduction from 2009-08-23T02:12:44
¡Hola! Bienvenidos a los materiales de En Rumbo, el curso de español de nivel intermedio de la Open University.
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Personal information part 1 from 2009-08-23T02:11:45
We’re going to listen to street interviews with eight people from different parts of the world giving basic personal information.
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Transcript -- Personal information part 1 from 2009-08-23T02:11:44
We’re going to listen to street interviews with eight people from different parts of the world giving basic personal information.
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Personal information part 2 from 2009-08-23T02:10:45
Here are three examples of people introducing themselves and giving basic personal information. What are their names? How old are they? Where are they from? What do they do?
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Transcript -- Personal information part 2 from 2009-08-23T02:10:44
Here are three examples of people introducing themselves and giving basic personal information. What are their names? How old are they? Where are they from? What do they do?
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Routines part 1 from 2009-08-23T02:09:45
You are going to listen to two people talking about their daily routines.
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Transcript -- Routines part 1 from 2009-08-23T02:09:44
You are going to listen to two people talking about their daily routines.
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Routines part 2 from 2009-08-23T02:08:45
An important part of talking about routines is using expressions of time and frequency. In this conversation a woman from Colombia is asking a man from Spain about how often he does certain things.
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Transcript -- Routines part 2 from 2009-08-23T02:08:44
An important part of talking about routines is using expressions of time and frequency. In this conversation a woman from Colombia is asking a man from Spain about how often he does certain things.
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Soler and acostumbrar from 2009-08-23T02:07:45
We’re going to listen to a conversation between two women talking about the differences they find between the countries they come from. One woman comes from Spain and the other from Colombia. They ...
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Transcript -- Soler and acostumbrar from 2009-08-23T02:07:44
We’re going to listen to a conversation between two women talking about the differences they find between the countries they come from. One woman comes from Spain and the other from Colombia. They ...
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Describing people from 2009-08-23T02:06:45
We’re going to listen to 6 short descriptions of people. What are the people described like?
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Transcript -- Describing people from 2009-08-23T02:06:44
We’re going to listen to 6 short descriptions of people. What are the people described like?
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Talking about your family from 2009-08-23T02:05:45
We’re going to listen to two women talking about their families. The first woman is from Spain and the second woman is from Colombia.
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Transcript -- Talking about your family from 2009-08-23T02:05:44
We’re going to listen to two women talking about their families. The first woman is from Spain and the second woman is from Colombia.
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Describing places from 2009-08-23T02:04:45
We’re going to listen to Francisco, a Mexican man, talking about two cities: Jalapa and Veracruz.
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Transcript -- Describing places from 2009-08-23T02:04:44
We’re going to listen to Francisco, a Mexican man, talking about two cities: Jalapa and Veracruz.
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Transcript -- Comparing places from 2009-08-23T02:03:44
We’re going to listen to Francisco again. This time he compares the two cities of Jalapa and Veracruz. Which one does he like best?
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Expressing likes from 2009-08-23T02:02:45
We are going to listen to an interview with a Spanish university student. He talks about what he likes to do.
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Transcript -- Expressing likes from 2009-08-23T02:02:44
We are going to listen to an interview with a Spanish university student. He talks about what he likes to do.
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Making suggestions and plans and responding to them from 2009-08-23T02:01:45
We’re going to listen to two conversations where two women are making plans. What will they do? When? Who are they going with?
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Transcript -- Making suggestions and plans and responding to them from 2009-08-23T02:01:44
We’re going to listen to two conversations where two women are making plans. What will they do? When? Who are they going with?
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The future from 2009-08-23T02:00:45
We’re going to listen to Paloma, a woman from Spain, talking about her holiday plans. She is planning to go on two breaks. Where is she going on her first break? For how long? And how about the sec...
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Transcript -- The future from 2009-08-23T02:00:44
We’re going to listen to Paloma, a woman from Spain, talking about her holiday plans. She is planning to go on two breaks. Where is she going on her first break? For how long? And how about the sec...
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Expressing wishes from 2009-08-23T01:59:45
We are going to listen to several questions for you to practise the way we express wishes in Spanish. The verb gustar is used in the conditional form: gustaría.
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Transcript -- Expressing wishes from 2009-08-23T01:59:44
Transcript -- We are going to listen to several questions for you to practise the way we express wishes in Spanish. The verb gustar is used in the conditional form: gustaría.
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Transcript -- Expressing wishes from 2009-08-23T01:59:44
Transcript -- We are going to listen to several questions for you to practise the way we express wishes in Spanish. The verb gustar is used in the conditional form: gustaría.
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Transcript -- Expressing wishes from 2009-08-23T01:59:44
We are going to listen to several questions for you to practise the way we express wishes in Spanish. The verb gustar is used in the conditional form: gustaría.
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