Pedro Fernández Fanjul
Spanish for Beginners Pedro
Spanish for beginners: Practical lessons in Spanish to learn how to have a conversation. https://www.spanishwithpedro.comTranscripts www.spanishwithpedro.comEspañol para principiantes: lecciones prácticas para aprender a conversar.charlaconpedro@gmail.com
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Pedro Fernández Fanjul
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Jun 30, 2026
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Episodes
9. Verbs with Irregular "Yo Form". Part 2. 30.05.2020 13:58
Transcripts with exercises 1-100 Estudiamos en este episodio más verbos en el presente. If you would like to receive a document with the most important verbs in Present Tense, please send me an email: spanishwithpedro@gmail.com
Let´s Speak in Spanish 30.05.2020 7:21
The Commonsense Strategy to Speak Spanish www.spanishwithpedro.com
8. Verbs with Irregular "Yo Form" in Spanish. 29.05.2020 13:38
Transcripts with exercises : https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ Today we learn how to use the verbs to do, to go out, to see, to be, to offer... in Spanish. On my Facebook and Instagram pages you can find more materials for free.
7. The Verb "ir" and the Future in Spanish. 29.05.2020 11:43
Transcripts episodes 1-50 How to talk about the future in Spanish. In my Facebook account and in my Instagram account you can find more help to learn Spanish.
An honest proposal 29.05.2020 5:40
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6. Regular -ir Verbs in Spanish. 28.05.2020 11:02
Transcripts and exercises episodes 1-25 Here you can learn how to use the verbs in -ir in the present tense. If you would like to work with the printouts, please send me an email or go to my website www.spanishwithpedro.com charlaconpedro@gmail.com
5. Regular -er Verbs in Spanish. 28.05.2020 12:19
Transcripts and exercises episodes 1-100 https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ How to use to eat, to drink, to read and other -er verbs in Spanish. If you like this podcast, please write a positive review on the platform that you use: Spotify, Apple podcasts, etc. Muchas gracias. If you have questions, please send me an email: charlaconpedro@gmail.com
4. Regular -ar Verbs in Spanish. 28.05.2020 8:25
Printouts: https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ In this episode we practice verbs like "hablar" in the present tense. On my Facebook page you can find some grammatical and vocabulary points. If you can write a positive review, I would be grateful.
3. Verb "to have" (tener) in Spanish. 27.05.2020 10:22
Transcripts and exercises: https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ The verb to have in Spanish www.spanishwithpedro.com
2. Verb to be (ser) in Spanish. 26.05.2020 10:43
Transcripts episodes 1-50 How to use the verb to be in Spanish. Present tense. How to learn Spanish: Spanish Readers for Beginners
A Short Dialogue in Easy Spanish 25.05.2020 4:47
Spanish Readers to help you see the language in an authentic context: https://spanishwithpedro.com/books-in-spanish/
1.b Basic Questions. The Alphabet. Numbers 1-10. 24.05.2020 12:06
Transcripts with exercises: www.spanishwithpedro.com
1.b Short Version: Basic Questions 24.05.2020 4:13
5 Questions that we can use in our conversations in Spanish. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/2gy9j-jHF4o YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/@pedrospanish Short Videos with Short Spanish Lessons.
1. Saludos. Greetings. 23.05.2020 12:50
Transcripts with exercises https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ We learn how to greet people in Spanish and how to say good-bye. Would you like to ask a question? spanishwithpedro@gmail.com
Introduction: How can I learn Spanish better? 22.05.2020 3:55
Transcripts and exercises: https://spanishwithpedro.com/spanish-for-beginners/ How can you benefit from this podcast? You will find the answer in this intro. You will find more information about the podcast and about me here: www.spanishwithpedro.com
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