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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2008 · 5 MIN

Radio programme 2: Spanish in the world

from A Buen Puerto: Fast Forward in Spanish - for iPad/Mac/PC · host The Open University

A short talk by Eduardo de Benito resuming the origins of Spanish, the adoption of words from Latin America and the influence of literature and the media on the Spanish language. He ends by looking to the future of Spanish.

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