Live Lingua

Learn Spanish with Live Lingua

Need to learn Spanish quickly? Join Ray on his quest to improve his Spanish in these quick mini-episodes as he walks you through and breaks down real-world Spanish conversations. Brought to you by LiveLingua.com.

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

1.13: Conversation: Introduce Yourself and Others 21.05.2026
1.12: Bring It All Together 20.05.2026

Let's bring together everything you've learned in Unit 1 of the Live Lingua Spanish Podcast. You learned how to say "Good Morning," "Good Afternoon," "Good Evening." You also learned people's titles, and how to introduce the people in your family. Now, we're going to give you a few phrases — in English — combing all of these. What I need you to do is to say them in Spanish! The first time we're go...

1.11: How To Introduce Your Family Members 19.05.2026

Let's practice introducing others. To introduce others we will use the phrase 'le presento' which means 'may I introduce you to'. This is followed by my 'mi' if you are introducing a family member, since you are implying a relationship to you. Example: Le presento a mi esposo -> May I introduce you to my husband. If you are introducing a person by their first name, without including their title, y...

1.10: Vocabulary – Family Members 18.05.2026
1.9: Asking People How They Are Doing 17.05.2026
1.8: Introducing Yourself + Others 16.05.2026

Now that you've learned how to say good morning, good afternoon, and good evening in Spanish, as well as addressing the people you're talking to, let's move on to the next step: How to introduce yourself! When you introduce yourself, the only phrase you really need to know is "Yo soy" – "I am." You put this phrase in front of your name and you've done it! Yo soy Ray Blakney — I am Ray Blakney. In...

1.7: On The Fly: Practicing Greetings + Honorifics 15.05.2026

Buenos días, señora. \n Afternoon – Doctor Ramírez -> Buenas tardes, doctor Ramírez (where it is implied that Dr. Ramírez is a man).\n\nWhen you hear the time of day and title of the person in English, create the greeting in Spanish. The first time through, we will only say the question so you can come up with the answer.\n\nThen we will go through the questions a second time and include the corre...

1.6: Combining Greetings and Honorifics 14.05.2026
1.5: Honorifics in Spanish 13.05.2026
1.4: How To Say Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening 12.05.2026
1.3: Language + Cultural Notes 11.05.2026
1.2: A Conversation To Introduce Yourself & Others 10.05.2026

Conversations — the vehicle of language. Being able to properly introduce yourself is akin to hopping into the vehicle. This audio and text guide will show you how to do just that. This is a conversation between Ms. Laura Ramirez and her husband, Ray, who is an American that speaks a little bit of Spanish (yes, those are really our names!) They're meeting with someone called Miguel Gomez, and this...

1.1: Introduction + Objectives 09.05.2026
0.0: Learn Spanish with Live Lingua 08.05.2026

¿Are you ready to learn Spanish? Welcome to the Live Lingua Spanish Podcast, a Spanish course in podcast form. This podcast will teach you basic Spanish like how to introduce yourself and others, how to talk about what you do for a living, and how to order food in a restaurant. For more, and to follow along with the exercises related to each episode, please visit our website at Live Lingua Spanish...

10.13: Unit 10 review 07.05.2026

This 13th episode is a quick recap of Unit 10 of the Live Lingua Spanish Podcast. It offers a congratulations on your hard work so far in learning Spanish.

10.12: Visualization - At Restaurant (Ordering Food) 06.05.2026

This 12th episode is a visualization practice that picks up where the visualization practice of Unit 9 leaves off. It continues the dining experience through ordering your meal. You may find it helpful to play both visualization practices back to back, just for practice.

10.11: Conversation - At Restaurant (Ordering Food) review 05.05.2026

In this 11th episode, you will listen again to the first conversation you heard. You should now be able to understand it. If there are any parts you are still not clear about, just replay this m-episode and the prior m-episodes in Unit 10.

10.10: Bring It All Together - Ordering at a restaurant 04.05.2026

This 10th episode brings everything you have learned in the past few episodes together. Listen to the material in English and say it in Spanish. The first run through we won't give you the Spanish answer to give you time to say it yourself. Then we'll go through it again and say the English with the Spanish answer.

10.9: Ordering your meal 03.05.2026
10.8: Asking if a dish has specific ingredients (gluten, peanuts, meat, shellfish, etc). 02.05.2026
10.7: Asking what a dish is made of 01.05.2026
10.6: Vocabulary - Ingredients in dishes 30.04.2026

If you are traveling to a place you have never been before, you may run into dishes you don't know. In these cases you may want to ask what is in the dish. You'll learn how to do that in this m-episode, including uncommon ingredients.

10.5: Ordering your steak – well done to rare 29.04.2026

If you are going to order steak in Latin America they will probably ask you how well you would like it cooked. This 5th episode will teach you how to order your steak just how you like it, and know what to expect when the order is taken.

10.4: Different foods in Spanish 28.04.2026
10.3: Cultural and Language Notes - At Restaurant (Ordering Food) 27.04.2026

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