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Describing Personalities in Spanish: SER vs ESTAR

How do you describe someone’s personality in Spanish? And why can the same adjective mean something different depending on whether you use ser or estar?

In this episode, we explore how SER and ESTAR are used when talking about personalities, moods, and behavior.

You’ll learn:

• How to describe personality traits with ser

• How to describe temporary moods or behaviors with estar

• How certain adjectives change meaning with ser and estar

• Practical examples from everyday Spanish

For example, there’s an important difference between saying someone es aburrido and está aburrido!

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners who want to describe people more naturally.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

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In this episode, we talk about some of the most interesting museums in Mexico City and why they are such an important part of the city’s culture.

You’ll hear:

• Real Spanish conversations about museums and history
• Vocabulary related to art, culture, and tourism
• Cultural insights about life in CDMX
• Personal experiences and recommendations

🎯 Perfect for Spanish learners, travelers, and anyone interested in Mexican culture.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Spanish School in Mexico City

🎙️ New podcast episodes every week
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In this episode, we explain the difference between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish and how to use them in real-life conversations.

You’ll learn:

• When to use the preterite
• When to use the imperfect
• How to distinguish between completed actions and ongoing/background situations
• Practical examples from everyday Spanish

This is one of the most important topics for speaking naturally about the past.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

🎙️ New podcast episodes every week
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/22lzcKSf0F5C7Twj7j0u4D?si=f20da70915e24d91
🎧 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-like-a-mexican-mexican-spanish-podcast/id1534042861

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In this episode, we break down the imperfect tense in Spanish and how it’s used in real-life conversations.

You’ll learn:

• When to use the imperfect
• How to describe past habits and repeated actions
• How to talk about background situations
• Differences between imperfect and preterite
• Practical examples from everyday Spanish

This tense is essential for telling stories and describing the past naturally.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

🎙️ New podcast episodes every week
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/22lzcKSf0F5C7Twj7j0u4D?si=f20da70915e24d91
🎧 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-like-a-mexican-mexican-spanish-podcast/id1534042861

🤍 Support the project:
💙 PayPal: https://paypal.me/ricardospeak

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In this episode, we break down the preterite tense in Spanish and how it’s used in real-life conversations.

You’ll learn:

• When to use the preterite
• Common verb forms and conjugations
• How to talk about completed actions in the past
• Practical examples from everyday Spanish

This tense is essential for telling stories and talking about past experiences.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School

Spanish immersion program

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In this episode, we break down the present perfect in Spanish and how it’s used in real conversations.

You’ll learn:

• How to form the present perfect (haber + participle)
• When to use it
• Differences between Spanish and English usage
• Real-life examples you’ll actually hear

If you’ve ever been confused between “he hecho” and “hice”, this episode will help clarify it.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish schools in mexico city

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In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to live in Mexico City (CDMX) — from daily life and culture to the things that surprise foreigners the most.

You’ll hear:

• Pros and cons of living in CDMX
• Real experiences and lifestyle insights
• Cultural details about food, transportation, and daily routines

🎯 Perfect for travelers, expats, digital nomads, and Spanish learners curious about life in Mexico.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish Schools in Mexico

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In this episode, we talk about two very common Spanish expressions: ya and todavía no. Even though they seem simple, they can have different meanings depending on the context.

You’ll learn:

• Different meanings of ya
• When to use todavía no
• Real-life examples from everyday Spanish
• How these expressions are used in natural conversations

These are small words that can make a big difference in how natural your Spanish sounds.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish Schools in Mexico

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In this episode, we talk about the difference between Spanish you learn in textbooks and Spanish people actually use in everyday life, especially in Mexico.

You’ll hear:

• Words that sound too formal in real conversations
• Expressions that natives actually use instead
• Cultural and language differences between classroom Spanish and real Spanish

This episode is perfect for learners who want to sound more natural and understand real conversations better.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish Schools in Mexico

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Talking about your daily routine is one of the most useful skills when learning Spanish. In this episode, we focus on reflexive verbs and how they are used when describing everyday activities.

You’ll hear practical examples of verbs used in daily life, such as waking up, getting ready, and going to sleep, along with clear explanations to help you understand how reflexive verbs work.

In this episode we cover:

• How reflexive verbs function in Spanish

• Vocabulary related to daily routines

• Real examples from natural conversation

🎯 Perfect for Spanish learners who want to improve their grammar while listening to real Spanish.

If you want to take your Spanish further and practice in real-life situations:

Mexico City Spanish Language Schoolhttps://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion programhttps://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish schools in mexico

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In this episode, we continue our series on imperative verbs in Spanish and focus on how to use them to give recommendations and advice.

You’ll hear clear examples of how native speakers suggest things in everyday conversation, along with simple explanations to help you use these structures correctly.

In this episode we cover:

• How the imperative works when recommending something

• Natural phrases Spanish speakers use when giving advice

• Practical examples you can start using right away

🎯 Ideal for Spanish learners who want to understand grammar in a practical and conversational way.

If you want to take your Spanish further and practice in real-life situations:

Mexico City Spanish Language Schoolhttps://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

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In this episode, we continue exploring imperative verbs in Spanish, focusing on how they are used to give instructions and directions in everyday situations.

You’ll learn:

• How imperative verbs work when giving instructions

• Practical command forms used in real conversations

• Examples of everyday commands you’ll hear in Spanish

This episode is perfect for learners who want to understand how Spanish speakers naturally give directions, advice, and step-by-step instructions.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

Mexico City Spanish Language School
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Spanish immersion program
https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

Follow my life in Mexico on Instagram:
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In this episode, we break down imperative verbs in Spanish — the forms used to give commands, instructions, and suggestions.

You’ll learn:

• How the imperative works in Spanish

• The difference between formal and informal commands

• Common command forms used in everyday Spanish

• Real examples from natural conversation

If you've ever wondered how to say things like “come here,” “listen,” “tell me,” or “do it” in Spanish, this episode will help clarify it.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners who want to understand how commands work in real Spanish.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

Hit play and start mastering Spanish commands.

#spanishgrammar #learnspanish #imperativeverbs #mexicanspanish #spanishpodcast #languagelearning #speaklikeamexican

Reflexive verbs are one of the most important (and confusing) parts of Spanish grammar.

In this episode, we explain:

• What reflexive verbs are

• How to use me, te, se, nos correctly

• The most common reflexive verbs in everyday Spanish

• Practical examples you’ll hear in real conversations

If you’ve ever wondered why it’s “me levanto” instead of just “levanto”, this episode will help you finally understand it.

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate learners who want clarity without complicated grammar rules.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

  Spanish School in Mexico

Hit play and let’s master reflexive verbs together.

#spanishgrammar #learnspanish #reflexiveverbs #spanishpodcast #mexicanspanish #languagelearning #speaklikeamexican #spanishstudents

How to Use “Cuánto” in Spanish (Part 2) | Asking About Quantity

In Part 2 of our Basic Questions series, we focus on how to use:

• ¿Cuánto?

• ¿Cuánta?

• ¿Cuántos?

• ¿Cuántas?

We explain:

• How gender and plural change the form

• How to ask about money, time, and quantities

• Clear, simple examples from everyday Spanish

🎯 Ideal for beginner and intermediate learners who want to ask questions correctly and naturally.

This is Part 2 — don’t miss Part 1 and Part 3!

Ready to learn Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

• Explore one of the top spanish schools in mexico city

Hit play and let’s make Spanish easier.

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Basic Questions in Spanish (Part 1) | Spanish for Beginners

In this episode (Part 1 of 3), we cover some of the most essential basic questions in Spanish that every beginner needs to know.

These are the questions you’ll use when:

• Meeting someone for the first time

• Traveling

• Ordering food

• Starting simple conversations

Clear explanations, natural pronunciation, and real-life examples included.

🎯 Perfect for beginner Spanish learners who want practical, everyday language.

Want to practice Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Stay tuned for Part 2!

#spanishforbeginners #learnspanish #basicquestions #mexicanspanish #spanishpodcast #languagelearning #speaklikeamexican

🚴 Delivery Apps in Mexico: What You Need to Know

In this episode, we talk about how delivery apps work in Mexico — from ordering tacos at midnight to getting groceries delivered to your door.

We discuss:

• The most common delivery platforms in Mexico

• How people pay (cash, card, tips inside the app)

• Safety and convenience tips

• Useful Spanish vocabulary for delivery situations

🎯 Great for expats, travelers, and Spanish learners who want to navigate daily life in Mexico with confidence.

Want to learn Spanish while living in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play and let’s make your Mexico life easier 🇲🇽

#mexicotravel #deliveryinmexico #spanishpodcast #cdmxlife #learnspanish #mexicocitylife #digitalnomad #mexicoguide #speaklikeamexican

How to Use “SER” in Spanish (Clearly & Correctly)

The verb “ser” is one of the most important verbs in Spanish — and also one of the most confusing.

In this episode, we explain:

• When to use ser

• How it’s different from estar

• The most common mistakes learners make

• Clear examples from real-life conversation

If you’ve ever hesitated between “es” and “está”, this episode will help you finally understand it.

🎯 Ideal for beginner and intermediate learners who want clarity without overcomplicated grammar explanations.

Ready to take your Spanish further in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play and let’s master “ser” together.

#spanishgrammar #learnspanish #ser #servsestar #mexicanspanish #spanishpodcast #languagelearning #spanishstudents #speaklikeamexican

Not sure how much to tip in Mexico? You’re not alone.

In this episode, we explain how tipping culture works in Mexico — from restaurants and bars to Uber, hotels, and tour guides. We also share useful Spanish phrases you can use when asking for the bill or paying.

You’ll learn:

• Standard tipping percentages in Mexico

• When tipping is customary

• Cultural differences compared to the U.S. or Europe

• Real-life examples and practical advice

🎯 Ideal for travelers, expats, and Spanish learners who want to feel confident navigating everyday situations in Mexico.

Want to improve your Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Press play and travel smarter 🇲🇽

#mexico #mexicotravel #tippingculture #spanishlearners #mexicocity #travelpodcast #speaklikeamexican #spanishimmersion #travelmexico

💧 Is It Safe to Drink Water in Mexico? Real Talk for Travelers + Spanish Learners

Let’s clear it up: Can you drink tap water in Mexico or not?

In this episode, we share everything you need to know about drinking water in Mexico — what locals do, what tourists should avoid, and how to navigate water safely while living or traveling in Mexico.

What you’ll hear:

• Is tap water safe?

• How Mexicans usually get and store their drinking water

• Useful Spanish vocabulary related to water, drinks, and staying hydrated

• Our own experiences and advice

🎯 This episode is great for Spanish learners, expats, and curious travelers.

Want to keep learning Spanish in Mexico?
Explore our programs:

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Press play and stay hydrated — the smart way! 🚰

#mexicotravel #waterinmexico #isittosafedrinkwatermexico #spanishlearners #mexicocitylife #travelpodcast #cdmx #speaklikeamexican #learnspanishnaturally

🎉 Mexican Holidays: History, Traditions & Real Spanish 🇲🇽

From Día de Muertos to El Grito de Independencia, Mexican holidays are full of history, emotion, and celebration. In this episode, we dive into some of the most iconic and interesting holidays in Mexico, sharing cultural insights and helping you learn the Spanish used around these events.

You’ll hear:

• What makes Mexican holidays so unique

• Personal stories and local experiences

• Key vocabulary and expressions to understand or participate in celebrations

🎯 Perfect for Spanish learners, culture lovers, and travelers who want to experience the heart of Mexico.

📚 Want to go deeper with Spanish in Mexico?
Check out our immersion programs:

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Press play and celebrate Mexico with us! 🎊

#mexico #mexicanholidays #spanishvocabulary #latinculture #mexicospanish #speaklikeamexican #spanishimmersion #learnspanish #mexicopodcast #culturamexicana #diademuertos

🚇 Is Transportation in Mexico Safe? | Honest Talk for Travelers & Expats

Is it safe to use the metro in Mexico City? What about Uber, buses, or colectivos?

In this episode, we talk openly about safety when using transportation in Mexico — sharing our own stories, local advice, and useful Spanish phrases to help you get around more confidently.

You’ll hear:

• Our experiences with metro, buses, Uber, and more

• Safety tips for travelers and new residents

• Spanish expressions and cultural tips along the way

🎯 Great for Spanish learners, tourists, or anyone curious about how things really work when you’re moving around in Mexico.

🧭 Want to experience Mexico while learning Spanish?
Check out our programs:

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play and travel smart — in Spanish and in Mexico 🇲🇽

#mexicocity #mexicotravel #publictransportation #mexicoguide #learnspanish #spanishformtravelers #cdmx #ubermexico #travelpodcast #spanishlisteningpractice #speaklikeamexican

🎧 Interesting Facts About Mexico: Culture, Language & More

In this episode, we explore some of the most fascinating and lesser-known facts about Mexico — from ancient traditions to quirky modern-day realities. Along the way, you'll hear real Spanish, cultural tips, and fun expressions to enrich your language learning.

We’ll talk about:

• Unique things that make Mexico truly special

• Surprising facts about food, history, and daily life

• How to use this cultural knowledge to boost your Spanish

🎯 Ideal for Spanish learners, travelers, and anyone who loves exploring new cultures through language.

Want to learn Spanish with us in Mexico?
Check out our courses:

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play — and discover a new side of Mexico! 🇲🇽

🥫 Inside My Mexican Kitchen: Food Vocabulary + Real-Life Spanish

Ever wondered what people in Mexico actually keep in their fridges and shelves? In this episode, I take you inside my kitchen and share what I eat, how I shop, and what kind of food I always have around — all while teaching you real-life Spanish vocabulary.

What you’ll hear:

• Food-related Spanish words and expressions

• Cultural notes on Mexican eating habits

• A relaxed, friendly episode that mixes language and lifestyle

Perfect for learners who want to grow their Spanish naturally while exploring one of the best parts of Mexican culture: the food.

🍽️ Ready to speak Spanish in real-life settings?
Check out our immersion programs:

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play — and welcome to my kitchen. 🇲🇽

💃 Salsa Dancing in Mexico: Our Personal Stories (and Spanish Vocabulary Along the Way!)

In this fun episode, I talk about my experience learning and dancing salsa in Mexico — from the awkward moments to the joyful ones. My cohost Valeria also shares her story and how dancing has shaped her connection to music, culture, and confidence.

We’ll talk about:

• What it’s like to learn salsa in Mexico

• Spanish phrases and vocabulary related to dancing and social life

• Cultural tips and reflections on movement, rhythm, and expression

🎯 Great for Spanish learners who want real-life language and stories that bring Mexican culture to life.

Want to keep learning Spanish in Mexico?

• Mexico City Spanish Language School

• Spanish immersion program

Press play and join us on the dance floor — en español, claro. 💃🕺

🚇 Public Transportation in Mexico: How to Get Around & What to Say in Spanish

Getting 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 more

• Spanish phrases for buying tickets, asking questions, and giving directions

• Common 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 School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play and start your Spanish + Mexico adventure today!

#mexicanspanish #spanishlanguage #spanishlessons

🗣️ Real Spanish Conversation: Past Tenses, Indirect Objects & Indirect Style

In 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 tenses

• Real 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 School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit play and let’s level up your Spanish together.

💸 Numbers & Money in Mexico: What You Really Need to Know

Confused 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 program

Hit 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 drink

Want to learn more Spanish in Mexico?

Don't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: 

Mexico City Spanish Language School

Spanish 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 School

• Spanish immersion program

Hit 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 School

Spanish Immersion Program

If you have any questions or feedback, you can send us an email on speaklikeamexican@gmail.com 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: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

Or you can send DM or leave comment on our Facebook or instagram page.

You can also check out our Youtube channel.

#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbs

Don't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: 

Mexico City Spanish Language School

Spanish 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 equivocan

Quejarse: me quejo, te quejas, se queja, nos quejamos, se quejan

Casarse: me caso, te casas, se casa, nos casamos, se casan

Divorciarse: me divorcio, te divorcias, se divorcia, nos divorciamos, se divorcian

Tendremos otros episodios en pasado, les pedimos nos sigan para continuar aprendiendo español.

#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbs

Don't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: 

Mexico City Spanish Language School

Spanish 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 despiden

Irse- me voy, te vas, se va, nos vamos, se van

Llevarse bien/mal- me llevo bien/mal, te llevas bien/mal, se lleva bien/mal, nos llevamos bien/mal, se llevan bien/mal

Meterse- me meto, te metes, se mete, nos metemos, se meten

Please follow us in the next and last episode of reflexive verbs in present tense.

#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbs

Don't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: 

Mexico City Spanish Language School

Spanish 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 aburren

Asustarse- me asusto, te asustas, se asusta, nos asustamos, se asustan

Alegrarse- me alegro, te alegras, se alegra, nos alegramos, se alegran

Calmarse- me calmo, te calmas, se calma, nos calmamos, se calman

Enamorarse- me enamoro, te enamoras, se enamora, nos enamoramos, se enamoran

Enojarse- me enojo, te enojas, se enoja, nos enojamos, se enojan

Divertirse- me divierto, te diviertes, se divierte, nos divertimos, se divierten

Gracias amigos, los esperamos en el siguiente episodio.

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Hola amigos! Reflexive verbs that describe an change of perception.

Esta es la parte 3 de los verbos reflexivos, por favor escriban los verbos en su libreta! Remember some of these verbs have a preposition.

Vamos a estudiar!

Acordarse (de): (yo) me acuerdo, (tú) te acuerdas, (él,ella) se acuerda, (nosotros) nos acordamos, (ellos) se acuerdan, (ustedes) se acuerdan

Acostumbrarse (a): me acostumbro, te acostumbras, se acostumbra, nos acostumbramos, se acostumbran

Darse cuenta (de): me doy cuenta, te das cuenta, nos damos cuenta, se dan cuenta

Enterarse (de): me entero, te enteras, se entera, nos enteramos, se enteran

Fijarse (en): me fijo, te fijas, se fija, nos fijamos, se fijan

Interesarse (por): me intereso, te interesas, se interesa, nos interesamos, se interesan

Nos vemos en la parte número 4 para continuar estudiando mas verbos reflexivos!

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Hola amigos!

This is the part 2 of the Spanish Reflexive verbs, we talk about the verbs that describe a physical change or condition.

Let´s conjugate the verbs

Alejarse- (yo) me alejo, (tú) te alejas, (él,ella) se aleja, (nosotros) nos alejamos, (ellos) se alejan, (ustedes) se alejan

Cansarse- me canso, te cansas, se cansa, nos cansamos, se cansan

Enfermarse- me enfermo, te enfermas, se enferma, nos enfermamos, se enferman

Moverse- me muevo, te mueves, se mueve, nos movemos, se mueven

Mojarse- me mojo, te mojas, se moja, nos mojamos, se mojan

Mudarse- me mudo, te mudas, se muda, nos mudamos, se mudan

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Hello friends and lovers of Spanish Language!

We recorded a Podcast about Spanish Reflexive Verbs, this is a common topic when learning Spanish and sometimes difficult, but in this episode I am trying to do it easier. Please check the conjugations below, and I recommend you to follow the audio with this transcript.

This is part 1 of the Spanish Reflexive Verbs. Let`s check the verbs:

Bañarse: (yo) me baño, (tú) te bañas, (él, ella) se baña, (nosotros) nos bañamos, (ellos) se bañan, (ustedes) se bañan

Despertarse: me despierto, te despiertas, se despierta, nos despertamos, se despiertan

Acostarse: me acuesto, te acuestas, se acuesta, nos acostamos, se acuestan

Levantarse: me levanto, te levantas, se levanta, nos levantamos, se levantan

Llamarse: me llamo, te llamas, se llama, nos llamamos, se llaman

Ponerse: me pongo, te pones, se pone, nos ponemos, se ponen

Quitarse: me quito, te quitas, se quita, nos quitamos, se quitan

Sentarse: me siento, te sientas, se sienta, nos sentamos, se sientan

Vestirse: me visto, te vistes, se viste, nos vestimos, se visten

Cepillarse: me cepillo, te cepillas, se cepilla, nos cepillamos, se cepillan

Come and check part 2 for more verbs!

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In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna read a text about the experience of living in the city or the countryside. This is a text that can help you to practice your listening. You will find the transcript below

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Vivir en la ciudad o en el campo

Testimonio de un citadino

Yo he vivido en la ciudad desde que era un niño, el campo está bien para ir a tomar aire limpio de vez en cuando o también para tomar unas vacaciones, pero yo soy un citadino. Yo no podría vivir nunca en el campo. Principalmente por razones profesionales, en la ciudad uno puede encontrar trabajo, pero sobre todo también por razones culturales. Teatros, cines, exposiciones, conciertos, restaurantes y cadenas de comida rápida. Se encuentra de todo en la ciudad, también gente que viene de varios países. A mí me encanta el ambiente internacional. Y si hablamos del aspecto académico, es evidente que en la ciudad se encuentran las mejores universidades. También aprecio el esfuerzo del gobierno por mejorar el sistema de transporte público y los servicios de bicicleta pública. Actualmente podemos transportarnos más eficazmente y fácilmente, es menos estresante.

Por supuesto hay algunos puntos negativos, como la contaminación, y los precios de las rentas, son muy elevados, pero al final de cuentas, yo no renunciaría nunca a la vida en una gran ciudad, es mucho más divertida e interesante.

Testimonio de una persona que vivió en la ciudad

Mi familia y yo hemos dejado la ciudad hace 6 años. Demasiado estrés, demasiada contaminación, el costo de vida es demasiado elevado y los tiempos para transportarte de tu casa al trabajo son exagerados. Nos hemos mudado a un pequeño pueblo de aproximadamente 5 mil habitantes. Hay una escuela muy cerca para los niños, y mi esposa y yo hemos abierto un pequeño negocio. Todas las personas viajan a pie o usan la bicicleta.

Aquí la vida es más tranquila, tenemos tiempo para hacer otras actividades por ejemplo pasear, hay un mercado todos los sábados por la mañana donde venden frutas y verduras frescas. Se encuentran productos de excelente calidad y naturales. También las personas son amigables y hay más convivencia. Aquí también tenemos internet, tenemos acceso a la modernidad. Después de todos estos años, no me arrepiento de haberme mudado al campo, estoy seguro que no vamos a regresar a una gran ciudad.

In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna read a text about Dogs being adopted in Mexico City. This is a text that can help you to practice your listening. You will find the transcript below

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Perritos esperan ser adoptados cada sábado y domingo en parque México

¿Alguna vez has escuchado la frase “el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre”? seguramente sí!

Tener un perro en casa da mucha alegría. Tienes un amigo siempre a tu lado, te recibe cuando llegas del trabajo, te sigue a todas partes, te cuida y siempre quiere hacerte compañía.

Si estás planeando tener un perrito en tu casa, te recomiendo adoptar, es mejor porque hay muchos perritos que han sido abandonados y necesitan un hogar y una familia que los quiera. Muchas personas regalan o compran un perro pero después de un rato los abandonan.

Todos los fines de semana cuando voy al parque México que está en la Condesa, veo a muchos perritos en Jaulas, cachorritos y perros más grandes, también hay gatos. Las personas que están ayudando a los perros pertenecen a refugios o grupos de rescate animal. Estas personas lo hacen por el amor que tienen a los perros, muchas veces los ayudan con sus propios recursos y sin fines de lucro.

Si estás en el parque México puedes pedir permiso para pasear a los perros, o también puedes contribuir con algo de dinero o croquetas para los perritos.

Si ves a un perro que te gusta y quieres adoptarlo es muy fácil, solo tienes que dar una donación, puede ser dinero o croquetas, una foto de tu identificación y comprobante de domicilio.

Te recomendamos llevar a tu perrito después de ser adoptado a un veterinario. El veterinario lo examinará y te dirá que es lo mejor que hacer para que se recupere tu perrito.

Si es la primera vez que tienes un perro, lo mejor es llevarlo con un adiestrador canino para que te explique lo que tienes que enseñarle a tu perro, por ejemplo, en qué lugar tiene que ir al baño, socializar con otros perros, manejar la ansiedad por separación, etc.

En Ciudad de México hay muchos lugares Pet Friendly, puedes llevar a tu perro al trabajo, a un café, a un restaurante, hay parques para perros. Yo cada día llevo a mi perro al parque para que juegue con otros perros. Tener un perro cambiará tu vida!

Si tienes un perro o has adoptado quisiera escuchar tu experiencia.

In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna read a text about Mexico Geography. This is a text that can help you to practice your listening. You will find the transcript below

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Geografía de México

México, oficialmente llamado Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Está al sur de los Estados Unidos y al norte de Guatemala y Belice. También limita con el Océano Pacífico y el Golfo de México. Es el quinto país más grande por área en el continente Americano y el número 14 en el mundo. Su capital y ciudad más grande es la Ciudad de México. La Ciudad de México y área metropolitana ocupan el quinto lugar en la lista de las ciudades más pobladas del mundo.

México se caracteriza por una gran variedad de climas, incluyendo zonas con clima cálido, húmedo, templado y árido. Hay regiones montañosas, desiertos y llanuras, todas con sus propias condiciones climáticas.

México ocupa el cuarto lugar en el mundo en biodiversidad; tiene la mayor cantidad de especies de reptiles del mundo, ocupa el segundo lugar en cuanto a mamíferos y ocupa el cuarto lugar en cuanto a la cantidad de especies de anfibios y plantas. Se estima que más del 10 por ciento de las especies del mundo viven aquí.

La República Mexicana o México, está integrado por 32 entidades federativas. La Ciudad de México es la capital y sede de los tres poderes de gobierno (Ejecutivo, Legislativo y Judicial).

Tal vez ustedes han escuchado de algunos estados de México, voy a mencionar algunos al azar:

Guerrero, Chihuahua, Sonora, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatán, Guanajuato, Durango, Campeche, Tabasco, Zacatecas

Si quieren saber más sobre la geografía de México, los invito a buscar más información en internet.

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Trajes típicos mexicanos

Los trajes típicos mexicanos son muy brillantes y hermosos. Hay muchos diseños diferentes de trajes tradicionales. Algunos de ellos se utilizan para celebraciones y días festivos, algunos, para ceremonias, otros, para festivales.

Las características principales de los trajes típicos mexicanos son:

La protección solar, es por eso que los hombres usan sombreros y la ropa está hecha de materiales naturales, y mucha ropa es blanca.

Muchos colores, la tela de las prendas en su mayoría tiene muchos colores y está bordada.

La ropa es elegante, las faldas son largas, las flores se usan a menudo para embellecer el traje, el peinado y el tocado.

El traje tradicional de los hombres mexicanos ha cambiado muy poco durante siglos. Pero no podemos decir lo mismo de la ropa de mujer. La mayoría de los trajes derivan de una mezcla de la cultura indígena y europea. La ropa de los hombres por lo general no es tan colorida como la de las mujeres.

Los trajes tradicionales están hechos de varios tejidos: lana, algodón y seda.

Por lo general, los colores de la vestimenta tradicional son el rojo, el marrón, el verde y el amarillo. Los mexicanos solían teñir su ropa con componentes naturales, pero hoy en día no tienen que hacerlo.

Las prendas de vestir de hombre más populares y conocidas en México son el sarape, el traje de charro, el sombrero, la guayabera y el poncho. El  Sarape es una prenda de colores vibrante, se utiliza como abrigo tipo chal y también como manta.

El traje charro es un traje especial bellamente bordado que se usa en el Día de Muertos.

Sombrero es un sombrero mexicano de ala ancha. Este sombrero está hecho de paja o fieltro grueso. Protege el cuerpo del sol. Esta parte de la ropa es la más reconocible en todo el mundo. Guayabero es una camisa o traje liviano que se usa tanto como vestimenta informal como formal. Está hecho de algodón y muy a menudo está decorado con pesados bordados. Guayabero es el atuendo perfecto para el calor mexicano.

ROPA TRADICIONAL DE MUJER

Las prendas de vestir femeninas más populares y conocidas en México son el huipil, el rebozo, la falda mexicana (tienen varios nombres en diferentes regiones. Huipil es una túnica sin mangas, hecha de algodón o lana. Se lleva con falda. El diseño de esta pieza depende de una región, creencias, estado civil, etc. El huipil es una de las prendas femeninas más populares en México.

Rebozo es un chal hecho de algodón, lana o seda. El color del rebozo representan la región y la comunidad. Esta pieza del traje típico mexicano se usa no solo como vestimenta, sino también para transportar productos y mercancías, incluso bebés. Las faldas mexicanas pueden ser hasta los tobillos o hasta las rodillas. Están hechos de algodón, lana, seda y encaje. Muy a menudo son anchos, brillantes y bordados. A las mujeres mexicanas también les gustan mucho las blusas. Hay una gran variedad de blusas. Pero por lo general están bellamente decorados con encajes, bordados y muy coloridos.

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Estar a la Moda

Leonardo es un chico de 17 años, y a él le gusta estar a la moda. Actualmente hay que estar conectado en las redes sociales y seguir a los influencers para conocer lo que está de moda.

Para comprar ropa, Leonardo tiene dos opciones, él puede ir a la tienda o pedir por internet.

Cuando Leonardo va a la tienda, él compara los precios y escoge la ropa de acuerdo a su presupuesto. Sin embargo, él prefiere comprar la ropa en las tiendas porque ahí él puede probarse la ropa.

¿En qué gasta más dinero?

En tenis, él compra los más cómodos y bonitos. Él gasta en promedio $3000 pesos cada 6 meses para comprar tenis. Sus padres le dan un poco de dinero, pero Leonardo también trabaja en una cafetería los fines de semana.

A los jóvenes les encanta vestir con ropa deportiva y muchos compran ropa de marca. Para Leonardo no estar a la moda significa sentirse excluido, es una forma de integrarse con otros jóvenes. Pero estar a la moda no se limita solamente a la ropa, sino también a tener el Smartphone más nuevo, los audífonos blue tooth, la mejor computadora, el reloj digital, etc.

Estar a la moda a veces es difícil porque tienes que comprar constantemente.

¿Qué le recomendarías a Leonardo?

¿Tú eres como Leonardo?

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Las redes sociales en México

México es uno de los países que más usa y dedica tiempo a las redes sociales. En una clasificación internacional, Filipinas ocupa el primer lugar, los filipinos pasan aproximadamente 241 minutos al día usando las redes sociales. En segundo lugar está Brasil, en tercer lugar Colombia, en séptimo lugar Estados Unidos y en Octavo lugar México. Los mexicanos pasar alrededor de 190 minutos al día.

Las redes que más usan los mexicanos, las voy a mencionar en orden de importancia:

1. Whatsapp

2. Facebook

3. Instagram

4. Tiktok

5. Twitter

Los jóvenes entre 14 a 20 años de edad ocupan el 54% de los usuarios, mientras que las personas que menos usan las redes son de 51 a 60 años y representan el 1%.

¿y cuál es el objetivo o razón principal por la cual los mexicanos usan las redes sociales?

Según una encuesta, el (62.8 %) respondió que usan las redes sociales para mantenerse en contacto con amigos y familiares, el (47.1 %), para leer nuevas historias, el ( 45.0 %) para descubrir contenidos, el (44,7 %) para ocupar el tiempo libre y el ( 34,5 %) para buscar productos y comprar.

El uso de las redes sociales también ha influido en el idioma español en México, hay nuevas palabras para describir el mundo digital, por ejemplo tiktokear, googlear, tuitear, dar like y meme, entre otras palabras, se convirtieron en conceptos comunes e incluso muchos han sido incluidos en la Real Academia de la Lengua Española, como trolear y avatar, que se incorporaron en el 2020.

¿ Y tú qué redes sociales usas?

¿Cuánto tiempo pasas viendo tus redes sociales?

In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about taking the public transportation in Mexico City. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

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Tomar el transporte Público en la Ciudad de México

¿Cuándo estás en la Ciudad de México tomas el transporte público?

¿Sabes que hay una tarjeta con la que puedes pagar cualquier transporte en la Ciudad de México?

Se llama Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada, con esta tarjeta podrás tomar el Metro, Metrobús, Tren Ligero, Ecobici y Cablebus.

Funciona de manera similar a una tarjeta de débito, el costo del pasaje del Metro es de $ 5 pesos y Metrobús $ 6 pesos, debes de cargar dinero, y en cada estación hay una maquina donde puedes cargarla.

El objetivo de esta tarjeta es crear un trasporte eficiente e integrado, así como disminuir la contaminación y disminuir los tiempos de transporte.

En promedio un habitante de la Ciudad de México pierde hasta 1 hora 21 minutos en sus viajes cotidianos. Las personas pierden tiempo y dinero en esperar el metro, el camión o la combi, también en los trayectos entre transportes.

Según un estudio en la Ciudad de México las personas pierden hasta cinco años de su vida viajando en el transporte público.

Antes de existir esta tarjeta, las personas tenían que hacer filas para comprar sus boletos de los diferentes medios de transporte. Bajabas del Metrobús y tenías que formarte para comprar un boleto de papel para tomar el Metro.

Y actualmente en un mundo cada vez digital, ahora puedes pagar también con tu celular.

Ahora ya sabes, si estás en la Ciudad de México y quieres conocer la Ciudad, la mejor forma es en transporte público, podrás ver cómo se mueve la gente y vivirás como un mexicano!

In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about going to the supermarket. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: https://www.speaklikeamexican.com.mx/

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Hacer las compras e ir al supermercado

A Laura le gusta hacer las compras en el supermercado; para ella que no tiene tiempo libro durante el día, es muy conveniente. Laura estaciona su coche en un estacionamiento grande, ella siempre encuentra lugar. Ella toma un carrito y entra al super, todo está muy bien ordenado, hay productos nacionales e internacionales. Cuando Laura va al supermercado ella trata de no gastar mucho dinero. Su presupuesto mensual no es muy grande. Laura también trata de comprar productos locales y productos que no dañan al medio ambiente. También ella está intentando reducir su consumo de carne. Ella compra yogurt, pasta, atún, papel higiénico y pasa a la caja a pagar. Laura también lleva una bolsa reutilizable.

Hacer las compras de manera alternativa

A Sergio no le gustan los grandes centros comerciales, él prefiere las tiendas pequeñas, ahí puede encontrar productos locales, y comprar frutas y verduras frescas, también Sergio va a la carnicería y la pescadería, donde encuentra carne y pescado fresco. Sergio lleva sus propias bolsas para cuidar el medio ambiente y usa la bicicleta o simplemente camina para no usar carro o algún medio de transporte.

Sergio hace las compras el domingo en la mañana, en un mercado que está a unas cuadras de su casa. Él va al negocio donde venden frutas y verduras.

In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about cooking. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

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In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about reading. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

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In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about social media. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

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In today's episode of Speak like a Mexican Podcast, I'm gonna talk about public transportation. If you want to send an audio recording and tell us about yourself, your story or opinion on some of my podcasts, please send it to our email: speaklikeamexican@gmail.com

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