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Our website: www.wordoftheday.es.tt Survey: www.survey.es.tt Subscribe on iTunes: www.subscribe.es.tt Hello and welcome to another Spanish Word of the Day podcast. Every day we bring to you another world to improve your Spanish vocabulary. Check out our website at www.wordoftheday.es.tt If you haven’t already done so, please fill out our survey. You can find it at www.survey.es.tt. La palabra del día es… Mecánico. It means mechanic. Mecanico is another word that changes it’s ending to a if it is referring to a woman. So I am a mechanic, translates to ‘Soy mechanico’ for men and ‘soy mechanica’ for woman. I’m really excited because today I got the email approving this podcast for iTunes, so you can now download it. Just go to www.subscribe.es.tt and you will automatically be redirected to iTunes! See you tomorrow! By the way, I just added onto the blog a link to a really interesting interactive drama, which teaches the viewer how to speak Spanish whilst watching an exciting ‘soap’ style film. It’s all in the links section of the website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt

Hi, first to say that our main website is www.wordoftheday.es.tt and you can now subscribe via iTunes, go to www.subscribe.es.tt The below is for reference only, you can find the show notes, for stuff for learning Spanish and more, at our website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt __________________________________________________ Transcript: Hello and welcome to another Spanish word podcast. You can read the show and listen again on our website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt Just a quick message, we are looking to find out what you guys think of the podcast. We have created a survey for you to fill out to tell us how to improve. Completing the survey will truly help the podcast. You can find the survey at www.survey.es.tt La palabra del día… Today's word is dentista. This, as you can probably guess, means dentist. This week we have been doing occupation words, so if you are a regular listener, you will know that the ending of most occupation words changes, depending on whether you are talking about a man or a woman. Unfortunately, rules always have exceptions. Dentista is one of these exceptions. Dentista is the word for both male and female dentists, except for the fact that you change the word for ‘the’. El dentista for a male dentista, la dentista for a female one. Did you know you could receive the word of the day into your email inbox? Every day you will receive the word of the day and our tip for its usage. You can get this free service by logging on to our website, scrolling to the bottom and filling in the short registration form. Tomorrow’s podcast will be available on iTunes and on our website, which can be found at www.wordoftheday.es.tt.

Hi, first to say that our main website is www.wordoftheday.es.tt and you can now subscribe via iTunes, go to www.subscribe.es.tt The below is for reference only, you can find the show notes, for stuff for learning Spanish and more, at our website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt Transcript: Hello and welcome to another Spanish word podcast. You can read the show and listen again on our website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt Just a quick message, we are looking to find out what you think of the podcast. We have created a survey to gather your ideas for our continued improvements. Completing the survey is quick and will truly help the podcast. You can find the survey at www.survey.es.tt La palabra del día… Today's word is enfermera. This means nurse. Occupation words that end in a do not change their ending for different genders. The only change in this case is that you say ‘el’ for male nurses and ‘la’ for female nurses. El and la are the words for the in Spanish. So, I’m a nurse, whether you are male or female is soy enfermera. Don’t forget to fill out our survey, www.survey.es.tt. Thanks again. Tomorows podcast will be available on iTunes and at our website, www.wordoftheday.es.tt

Transcript: Welcome to today’s Spanish Word of the Day podcast. This podcast brings you a different word each day to improve your Spanish vocabulary. Read this show and check spellings on our website, which is www.wordoftheday.es.tt Today's word is Abogado, which means barrister or lawyer. For example, soy abogado, which means I’m a lawyer. With occupations, it is important to remember that when saying your occupation, in Spanish you do not say I’m a doctor; you simply say I’m doctor. So, we do not say soy UN abogado. We simply say Soy abogado. Since this word is a noun, the ending changes if the word is talking about a man or woman. So in the masculine form, abogado is correct. But if you are talking about a female lawyer, you need to say abogada. So she is a lawyer translates to Ella es abogada. Please download tomorrow’s podcast on iTunes and on our website, which can be found at www.wordoftheday.es.tt