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Rolling R’s 25 – Where are you from?
Posted on October 15th, 2006 4 comments
This installment of Rolling R’s shows you exactly how to say “Where are you from?” in Spanish. Larry reviews how to ask the question and how to answer it.
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4 responses to “Rolling R’s 25 – Where are you from?”
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Hi Larry,
I realy enjoy the Spanish lessons. I watch your shows ( again and again) on my ipod in the train to work. The combination with the book “Spanish for Dummies” realy works well.
I have one question about the pronounciation of the letter ‘v’ is it always a soft ‘b’? Vivir should be pronounced bibir?
Gracias
Hessel
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Hola Hessel,
Yes, you are correct about the pronunciation of the letter “v.” It is like a soft “b” sound (almost like the b in the English word “boy” — maybe even a little softer, especially when the “v” is in the middle of a word.
Thank you for your nice comments. I’m glad that you are finding these Spanish podcasts helpful.
Larry Keim
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Sharlene October 18th, 2006 at 20:19
Larry,
I love the podcasts they are great! Will you be having any more extended podcasts in the future? I thought the last one was fantastic. I took 3 years of Spanish in high school and then a bit more Spanish in college but haven’t had anyone to practice with since. (It’s been years since I’ve been in school.) Any suggestions on how I can become more conversive. I still remember quite a bit of what I learned. Any books you can recommend to us or any other advise would probably help all of us listeners. Please keep up the frequency we love it. -
patil.sundeep August 25th, 2007 at 00:28
Iam intrested in learning the spanish but difficulty in getting the audio and video lesson in india. Really iam intrested in this.
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Hessel October 17th, 2006 at 12:16