#33 Spanish Listening Practice - B1 - Mexican Spanish Podcast - Past Tenses, Indirect Objects & Indirect Style

🚇 Public Transportation in Mexico: How to Get Around & What to Say in SpanishGetting around Mexico can feel tricky at first — but this episode will make it easier! Learn the key Spanish vocabulary and cultural tips you need to navigate public transportation like a local.We’ll cover:How to ride buses, metro, colectivos, and moreSpanish phrases for buying tickets, asking questions, and giving directionsCommon slang and useful tips for transportation in Mexico🎯 Perfect for travelers, Spanish learners, or expats wanting to move around the country with confidence.Want to immerse yourself in Spanish while exploring Mexico?Check out our programs:Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion programHit play and start your Spanish + Mexico adventure today!#mexicanspanish #spanishlanguage #spanishlessons

🗣️ Real Spanish Conversation: Past Tenses, Indirect Objects & Indirect StyleIn this episode, we explore a casual Spanish conversation that’s packed with natural grammar — including preterite vs imperfect, indirect objects, and indirect style (reported speech).You’ll hear:A breakdown of how Mexicans actually use past tensesReal examples of indirect objects (me dijo, le compró, nos mandaron)Simple tips to recognize and use indirect speech🎯 Perfect for intermediate Spanish learners who want to move beyond theory and actually get how native speakers talk.Ready to take it further? Study with us in Mexico:Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion programHit play and let’s level up your Spanish together.

💸 Numbers & Money in Mexico: What You Really Need to KnowConfused by prices in pesos? Not sure how to ask how much something costs — or how to understand the answer?In this episode, I’ll guide you through the key Spanish phrases and cultural tips you need to talk confidently about money and numbers in Mexico. From buying tacos to tipping at a restaurant, we’ll cover the vocabulary and expressions that actually get used here.Perfect for: • Spanish learners who want to understand and use numbers naturally • Travelers trying to shop, eat, and move around with ease • Anyone curious about how Mexicans talk about money (including slang)Want to take your Spanish to the next level in Mexico?Explore our programs: • Mexico City Spanish Language School • Spanish immersion programHit play and let’s get your Spanish (and pesos) flowing!

🍻 How to Ask for a Beer in Spanish (Like a Local)Sure, you could say “una cerveza, por favor”… but do you want to sound like a tourist or like someone who actually knows the vibe?In this episode, I’ll teach you how to ask for a beer in real-life Spanish — from polite phrases to the casual and slangy ways people actually order at bars in Mexico.Perfect for: • Spanish learners who want to speak more naturally • Travelers heading to Mexico or Latin America • Anyone who loves language, culture, and a cold drinkWant to learn more Spanish in Mexico?Don't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program Hit play and let’s make your Spanish cheers-worthy!

Tired of sounding like a textbook? In this episode, we dive into the most common Mexican slang phrases that locals actually use—casual, real, and sometimes a little wild.From “no manches” to “me vale madre,” I’ll break down what they mean, when to use them, and how to sound natural without trying too hard.👉 Perfect for Spanish learners, travelers, or anyone who wants to speak like a real Mexican—not just pass the test.🎓 Want to take it further? Don’t miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico:Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion programHit play and level up your street Spanish!#learnspanish #spanishpodcast #mexicanspanish

Hola amigos!In today's episode of Speak Like a Mexican, I'm gonna talk about my experience learning different languages.If you want to study Spanish with us: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish Immersion ProgramIf you have any questions or feedback, you can send us an email on [email protected] and I will read on our podcast.You can also check out our Youtube channel

Hola amigos!In today's short episode, I will talk in slow Spanish about the activities that I do during the week, what time do I wake up, what do I do next, what is important for me during the week, etc.If you have any questions, you can send us an email to: [email protected] you can send DM or leave comment on our Facebook or instagram page.You can also check out our Youtube channel.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program 

Hola! Esta es la parte 6 de los verbos reflexivos, y es la última parte en presente.Vamos a conjugar los verbos!Equivocarse: (yo) me equivoco, (tú) te equivocas, (él, ella) se equivoca, (nosotros) nos equivocamos, (ellos) se equivocan, (ustedes) se equivocanQuejarse: me quejo, te quejas, se queja, nos quejamos, se quejanCasarse: me caso, te casas, se casa, nos casamos, se casanDivorciarse: me divorcio, te divorcias, se divorcia, nos divorciamos, se divorcianTendremos otros episodios en pasado, les pedimos nos sigan para continuar aprendiendo español.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program 

Hola amigos! This is part 5 of the reflexive verbs, about the verbs that change the meaning with the reflexive pronoun.Estamos de regreso con la parte 5 de los verbos reflexivos, espero sea muy útil!Vamos a conjugar los verbos:Despedirse- (yo) me despido, (tú) te despides, (él, ella) se despide, (nosotros) nos despedimos, (ellos) se despiden, (ustedes) se despidenIrse- me voy, te vas, se va, nos vamos, se vanLlevarse bien/mal- me llevo bien/mal, te llevas bien/mal, se lleva bien/mal, nos llevamos bien/mal, se llevan bien/malMeterse- me meto, te metes, se mete, nos metemos, se metenPlease follow us in the next and last episode of reflexive verbs in present tense.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program 

Hola amigos! Spanish Reflexive Verbs (change in emotions)Esta es la parte 4 de los verbos reflexivos en español. En este episodio vamos a hablar de los verbos que describen un cambio de emociones.Vamos a conjugar los verbos y te recomiendo escuchar este episodio y los anteriores:Aburrirse- (yo) me aburro, (tú) te aburres, (él, ella) se aburre, (nosotros) nos aburrimos, (ellos) se aburren, (ustedes) se aburrenAsustarse- me asusto, te asustas, se asusta, nos asustamos, se asustanAlegrarse- me alegro, te alegras, se alegra, nos alegramos, se alegranCalmarse- me calmo, te calmas, se calma, nos calmamos, se calmanEnamorarse- me enamoro, te enamoras, se enamora, nos enamoramos, se enamoranEnojarse- me enojo, te enojas, se enoja, nos enojamos, se enojanDivertirse- me divierto, te diviertes, se divierte, nos divertimos, se diviertenGracias amigos, los esperamos en el siguiente episodio.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program