Advanced 20: El viaje, part two
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Free for listeners: the subjunctive cheatsheet, with the most common phrases and triggers in one download: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/cheatsheet In the neighbourhood where Lis's family lives, a guard whistles every minute, all night, while Rob tries to sleep, and there's a reason for it. Next comes a traditional breakfast served with chocolate and cheese, a restaurant where horses 'dance' past as you eat, and a boozy family welcome cut short by a 4am start, all because of the last digit on a number plate. A good workout for your ear with Lis's Colombian Spanish. Do you know what these mean? si das papaya · darle trago · le llaman la nevera · muy chévere Hear it, then see it. Follow along with the transcript and translations: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/go/bogota-trip When Lis explains Bogotá's number-plate rule, Rob calls the plates "los platos". What word does Lis use instead?
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A guard who whistles all night, horses that dance, and a 4am start caused by a number plate: Rob's first days in Bogotá.
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