LRI #39: El arroz con pollo

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In this episode, you'll hear several comprehensible examples (perfect for a dictation) that build into a short story, you'll hear a longer version of the same story to help improve your listening, and more. Produced with support from: Dan Forbes | Austin, Texas Resources for this episode: Show Notes + Related Activities Support the Show Free Course for True Beginners: START HERE Telling Time in Spanish Minicourse What's your proficiency level in Spanish? Free Quiz Online Spanish Lessons and Classes: Tacoma Language Academy listenreadinteract.com

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