Fabiana hizo un viaje a San Miguel de Allende, México, una ciudad colonial ubicada en la parte central del país. Fabiana nos cuenta un poco de San Miguel y de las cosas interesantes de ese lugar fantástico.

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Verónica es una psicóloga de Buenos Aires que está visitando a su mejor amiga, Fabiana, en Dallas. Aprovechamos su visita para entrevistarla y conocer más del estilo de vida de Buenos Aires.

Para y por, Part 2

El primer de dos podcasts sobre el verbo to become en español. En este primer podcast  enfocamos en tres de los seis conceptos: convertirse en, llegar a ser y hacerse.

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Fabiana viaja a España y entrevista Artigas Anelo, un bandonéonista uruguayo con una larga trayectoria como músico de tango. Actualmente Artigas vive en Galicia España y es uno de los pocos músicos en España que toca este instrumento en peligro de extinción.

One word or two? Let's clarify the problem y ¡No más errores! 

The final say on this difficult choice!  More information about these two problematic prepositions. 

We interview Dr. Paola Ferrero, a researcher from the School of Medicine at National University of La Plata - La Plata, Buenos Aires- Argentina. Dr. Ferrero is an Associate Professor, Department of Basic and Experimental Sciences, National University of Northwest of Buenos Aires.

A common dilemma that strikes many times. Do you have time to find out?

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Don’t get nervous, crazy or angry about trying to improve your Spanish!  Let us help you out with it!  You'll become an expert! 

Este es el segundo de dos podcasts sobre el verbo to become en español. En este segundo podcast enfocamos en los últimos tres de los seis conceptos: volverse, ponerse, y quedarse.

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Our first guest from Spain talks about her life in a beautiful part of Spain that is not so well known. In the photo are Fabiana and Inma Vázquez in the aldea of Cea, in Galicia, España.

Estar plus a gerund is a very common combination. But, are there more? Little by little, ¡Vamos aprendiendo!

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One of our friends was not sure how to start an informal letter. Dear friend, here is the answer!

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If you visit Argentina, Uruguay or Central America, people may address you as vos and not tú. In this podcast, we have the most complete lesson about voseo in Latin America.

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Dr. Ferrero continues to help us learn many things about science - in Spanish! 

Fabiana answers a very smart question submitted by a Spanish 360 with Fabiana listener. Stay tuned!

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Maitane was born in Pamplona, Spain and has a lot to say about one of the most popular Spanish traditions. 

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One of the crucial subjects of the Spanish language completely solved by logic! ¿Están listos? ¡Es muy fácil!

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Our friend Gustavo traveled all the way to South Africa for the World Wup and now tells us all about it in Spanish!

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Myself?  Ourselves?  How do we say this in Spanish?  Come find out for yourself!

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