#22 - Hot or Cold? The Weather in Spanish ⛅️

🔐 Unlock exclusive content in our Supporters Club. Over 100+ bonus episodes to supercharge your español.It’s time for Halloween en español! 👻In this fun episode, you’ll learn essential Halloween Spanish vocabulary, from calabazas 🎃 and esqueletos 💀 to disfraces and dulce o travesura.You’ll also hear a short listening activity about how people celebrate Halloween, followed by a simple breakdown in English to help you understand every word.Perfect for beginner Spanish learners who want to boost their listening and learn seasonal words.📝 Study along with the transcript on Latin ELE's blog ⬇️https://latinele.com/halloween-vocabulary-in-spanish/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 100+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐¡Hasta pronto!Marco

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.🌦️ How do you talk about the weather in Spanish?In this episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners, you’ll learn essential Spanish phrases to describe the weather—hot, cold, sunny, or cloudy.We’ll practice with real examples and show you how to ask ¿Cómo está el tiempo? and answer like a native.Perfect for small talk and everyday conversations en español.📚 Study along with the summary on Latin ELE's blog https://latinele.com/talk-about-weather-in-spanish/Ready to sound more natural when chatting about the weather? ¡Vamos!Need extra help? Check out extra resources to help you boost your Spanish ⬇️https://latinele.com/products/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 100+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app :)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Listen to Basic Spanish Conversations on all major podcast platforms! 👇🎧 Listen on Spotify🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts🎧 Listen on Amazon Music🇵🇪 In this episode, Marco chats with Peruvian teacher Anthony Morey, creator of Chill Spanish Listening Practice.Get ready to explore Peru beyond Machu Picchu, there’s so much more to discover! ¡Vamos!📚 Study along with the transcript on Latin ELE's blog https://latinele.com/beyond-machu-picchu-peru-hidden-wonders/💬 Connect with Anthony Morey ⬇️Email: [email protected] to Chill Spanish Listening Practice ⬇️ 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcast🎧 Listen on Spotify ▶️ Watch Youtube ChannelEnjoy! Hasta la próxima.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

✈️ Ready for your next adventure? Get our FREE Spanish Adventures Companion to master key phrases for common TRAVEL SITUATIONS and wow your amigos!🌞 What’s it like to live in Valencia, Spain?In this episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners, you’ll practice listening en español with a special interview with César from Spanish Language Coach.Discover how locals describe the city, its people, and daily life while improving your Spanish with a real conversation.📝 Transcript available on Latin ELE's blog ⬇️https://latinele.com/valencia-spanish-for-beginners/Reach out to César Rodríguez and learn more about his work on his website ⬇️https://www.spanishlanguagecoach.com/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.❤️ If you enjoy the show, leave a five-star review and share it with your amigos :)⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

🔐 Unlock exclusive content in our Supporters Club. Over 90+ bonus episodes to supercharge your español. What is your city like? Describe it en españo! 🏙️Learn how to describe a city in Spanish using ser, estar, and haber.In this episode, discover simple words and phrases to talk about places, locations, and things you can find in a town.Perfect for beginners. ¡Vamos!📚 Study along with the summary on Latin ELE's blog https://latinele.com/describing-places-in-spanish/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐¡Hasta pronto!

✉️ Join Latin ELE's newsletter and get our FREE Course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.🎧 Ready for a Spanish Listening Workout? 🏋️‍♀️In this special review episode, you’ll practice listening with three short dialogues about family, friends, and personality traits en español.Perfect for beginners who want to strengthen their Spanish ear while having fun. ¡Vamos!📝 Transcript: Listening activity La familia ⬇️https://latinele.com/family-vocabulary-in-spanish/📝 Transcript: Listening activity Physical descriptions ⬇️https://latinele.com/physical-descriptions-in-spanish/📝 Transcript: Listening activity Personality ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanish-adjectives-to-describe-personality/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

🔐 Unlock exclusive content in our Supporters Club. Over 90+ bonus episodes to supercharge your español. 🏡 What are the names of common household objects en español?In this episode, you’ll learn essential Spanish words for everyday items around the house. Plus, discover the right way to use the expression “mi casa, su casa.” ¡Vamos!📚 Study along with the summary of this episode on Latin ELE's blog ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanish-vocabulary-household-items/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐¡Hasta pronto!Marco

👉 Listen to Spanish Quickie, short lessons for beginners.Available on all major listening apps ⬇️🎧 Spotify🎧 Apple podcast 🎧 Amazon Music / Audible🎧 IHeart Radio👹 In this episode of Spanish Quickie, you’ll practice Spanish vocabulary to describe monsters and objects with a short listening activity. Great for beginners who want fun Spanish practice!📮 Keep your Spanish (and your dignity) safe! Join our newsletter and get the FREE ebook Don’t Screw Up Spanish. Unsubscribe anytime ⬇️https://latinele.com/dontscrewupspanish/¡Hasta la próxima!—MarcoBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.Learn how to describe people in Spanish—height, hair, and skin color—so you can talk about friends, family, or even a crime suspect with ease 😅Ready for this? ¡Vamos!📚 Study along with the summary on Latin ELE's blog ⬇️https://latinele.com/physical-descriptions-in-spanish/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.🤫 Want to gossip about your friends in Spanish? In this episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners, you’ll learn key personality adjectives to describe friends and family, both the nice and not-so-nice ones. Through a fun dialogue, discover words like simpática, alegre, perezoso, and descortés, and learn when to use ¿Cómo es…? vs. ¿Cómo está…?.Perfect for beginners who want to make small talk and describe people with confidence. ¡Vamos!📚 Study along with the dialogue transcript and key points of the lesson on Latin ELE's blog 👇 https://latinele.com/spanish-adjectives-to-describe-personality/🎧 Join our Spanish Beginner Supporters Club and get access to 90+ exclusive episodes to boost your español with confidence.❤️ Enjoying the show? Leave a 5‑star review and recommend it to your amigos. ¡Gracias!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️¡Hasta pronto!Marco