Spanish Quickie - Learn Spanish for Beginners

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In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll put your family vocabulary to the test with a fun trivia fully in Spanish.

After learning essential family words in episodes 70 to 75, now it’s your turn to guess each family member from short descriptions — like the husband of your sister or the daughter of your uncle.

A simple, playful activity perfect for beginners who want to reinforce what they’ve learned and boost their listening skills.¡Vamos!

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In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your friends en español. We explore the essential vocabulary: amigos, amigos cercanos, mejor amigo, and conocidos — the Spanish word for “acquaintances.”

You’ll listen to a short dialogue, identify each term, and learn how native speakers describe different types of friendships. 

📝 Dialogue Transcript
Estela: ¿Tienes muchos amigos, Marco? 
Marco: No muchos. Tengo muchos conocidos, pero no muchos amigos. ¿Y tú, Estela? 
Estela: Tengo muchos amigos, pero no todos son amigos cercanos.
Marco: ¿Cómo se llama tu mejor amiga? 
Estela: Carla, somos amigas desde la escuela. 

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In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your bonus family en español.

We explore the essential vocabulary of the familia reconstituida: padrastro, madrastra, hermanastros, hijastro, and hijastra.

You’ll hear a short audio, identify each family member, and discover the key suffix that makes step‑family vocabulary easy to remember.

A simple, friendly lesson perfect for beginners who want to describe their family and understand others when they talk about theirs.

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In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your in‑laws en español.

We explore the essential vocabulary of the familia política: los suegros, los cuñados, el yerno, and la nuera.

You’ll hear a short audio and practice identifying each family member.

A simple, friendly lesson perfect for beginners who want to describe their family and understand others when they talk about theirs.

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👴🏻 In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your extended family en español. 

We cover the essential vocabulary: los abuelos, los tíos, los primos, los sobrinos, and los nietos.

You’ll hear a short audio and practice identifying each family member.

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