Spanish from Scratch 6: The "go" verbs
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Want to start speaking sooner? Our free Fluency Phrasebook gives you 95 essential phrases to build on: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/start Why do some of the most common Spanish verbs sprout a "go" when you talk about yourself? Rob and Lis give you five short dialogues to decode, from who makes dinner and who washes up to the odd question a bartender asks when taking your order. Plus a simple trick for saying "Shall I...?" in Spanish, no new tense required. Do you know what these mean? ¿Qué te pongo? · Vengo de la tienda · ¿Qué hago? · No te oigo Missed something? The full transcript, translations and meanings are here: 👉 spanishobsessed.com/go/go-verbs While reviewing the "go" verbs, Lis catches Rob slipping up. Can you spot what he gets wrong?
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Why do some of the most common Spanish verbs sprout a "go"? Five short scenes, a bar order and a neat trick for "Shall I...?"
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