"Caro" or "CarRrRrRooo"? 🚗 Spanish Minimal Pairs (Replay)

Start Spanish with Confidence. Join our Spanish Beginner Intensive Program and build a solid foundation from day one. Limited spots available!Did you know a small sound can make a big difference in Spanish? Like the difference between "caro" and "carro"? In this episode, you'll learn about minimal pairs (similar-sounding word pairs) and how they can sharpen your Spanish listening skills.📬 Subscribe to our newsletter and get Spanish Kickstart, your first five lessons en español completely FREE 👇https://latinele.com/spanish-kickstart/❤️ Enjoy the show? Please Leave us a five-star review and share it with your amigos :)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎧 Spanish Quickie, short, fun, and slightly cheeky Spanish lessons for beginners. Available on all major listening apps 👇Spotify Apple Podcast Think “chao” means “hi” in Spanish? Think again! In this episode, we clear up the confusion between the Spanish chao and the Italian ciao, so you don’t end up greeting people like you’re in a pasta commercial. ¡Vamos!📚 Start learning Spanish from scratch with Spanish Kickstart, our FREE COURSE for Spanish beginners. Unsubscribe anytime ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanish-kickstart/ ¡Hasta pronto!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎧 Spanish Quickie, short, fun, and slightly cheeky Spanish lessons for beginners. Available on all major listening apps 👇Spotify Apple Podcast In this quickie, you'll learn basic email vocabulary en español. ¡Vamos!📚 Start learning Spanish from scratch with Spanish Kickstart, our FREE COURSE for Spanish beginners. Unsubscribe anytime ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanish-kickstart/¡Hasta pronto!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

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🌎 Get ready for your next trip en español with our FREE Spanish Adventures Companion.🌴 Planning your summer adventures?Learn essential summer vocabulary in Spanish. Perfect for beginners who want to talk about their vacaciones like a native!📚 Study along with the summary on Latin ELE's blog ⬇️https://latinele.com/summer-vocabulary-in-spanish/✉️ Get Marco's best updates by becoming a subscriber to Latin ELE's newsletter. When you do, get my FREE ebook Spanish Adventures Companion. Unsubscribe anytime. https://latinele.com/adventurescompanion/❤️ If you enjoy this show, please give us a five-star review and recommend it to a friend :)⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎁 Get DON'T SCREW UP SPANISH — Your FREE guide that keeps your Spanish (and dignity) safe.Listen to Spanish Quickie on all major listening apps ⬇️🎧 Spotify🎧 Apple podcast 🎧 Amazon Music / Audible🎧 IHeart RadioIn 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!More content to boost your Spanish on our website ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanish-quickie/❤️ if you enjoyed this quickie, drop a five-star review and share it with your friends. After all, who doesn’t love a good quickie?⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

💬 Ready to speak Spanish? Join Marco’s online lessons — limited spots available!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!🎁 Get your FREE COURSE Spanish Kickstart and stay connected with Marco for updates from Latin ELE. Unsubscribe anytime! 👇https://latinele.com/spanish-kickstart/❤️ And if you like our show, don’t forget to rate us on your listening app :) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎁 Get your FREE COURSE Spanish Kickstart and stay connected with Marco for updates from Latin ELE. Unsubscribe anytime!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.☕ Love the show? Help me make 100 episodes & unlock bonus content by supporting on Buy Me a Coffee ⬇️https://buymeacoffee.com/latinele📚 Join my Spanish for Beginners Membership — exclusive audio content and learning tools for Latin ELE supporters ⬇️https://latinele.com/spanishbeginnerplus/Summary ⬇️✅ Expressing LikesMe gusta = I likeExample: Me gusta este podcast. (I like this podcast)Amo = I loveExample: Amo este libro. (I love this book)❌ Expressing DislikesNo me gusta = I don’t likeExample: No me gusta esta canción. (I don’t like this song)Odio = I hateExample: 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? ❤️ Enjoyed this podcast? Leave a review and practice what you learned in this episode!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

🎧 Spanish Quickie, short and fun lessons for beginners. Available on all major listening apps.Listen on all major listening apps ⬇️🎧 Spotify🎧 Apple podcast 🎧 Amazon Music / Audible🎧 IHeart RadioIn this episode, Marco explains the difference between mamá, mamita, and mamacita. One of them could get you slapped! 🤭Discover which one in this episode. 📬 Learn a new Spanish word every week!Subscribe to the Latin ELE newsletter and get our best tips, updates, and resources to boost your español. Unsubscribe anytime ⬇️https://latinele.com/newsletter/¡Hasta pronto!—MarcoBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speaking-spanish-for-beginners--4703290/support.

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