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Rolling R’s 03 – Hablar
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This episode continues with the AR verb format. It covers the verb hablar, to speak.
2 responses to “Rolling R’s 03 – Hablar”
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I am an american, I also speak French, and I can sign American Sign language. The four most spoken languages in the US are English, Spanish, French and ASL. It has been a goal of mine to lean all four. I have a pretty good handle on the other three and have been looking forward to learning spanish. I have tried several language podcasts and your is by far the best – Thanks! I look forward to learning Spanish with you.
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Thomas February 1st, 2008 at 11:28
Thank you very much for these lessons. That they are free is such a vuluable gift since I just lost my job (at age 49) and I have very little money even to pay bills, let alone a new expense. My hope is that I can donate to your site after I find a new, better job with the new skills that you are teaching.
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Anna July 29th, 2006 at 07:16