Advanced 16: Clarissa

Know the rules but freeze when you need the subjunctive? Get the free cheatsheet of phrases you'll actually use: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/cheatsheet Clarissa was born in Venezuela with Italian roots and spent 17 years in Italy, so which side wins when she has to choose? In London, she's struck by an English lunchtime habit that the English treat like a day at the beach. She shares the Venezuelan expression for how she learned her English, plus a frank personal view of life back home. A chance to tune your ear to Venezuelan Spanish. Do you know what these mean? a los trancazos · sanduche · es lo máximo · ahorita Can't catch every word? Read along with the full transcript, translations and meanings: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/go/clarissa-venezuela Rob asks Clarissa "Tú no le gusta mucho entonces". Can you spot his mistake? The answer's in the notes.