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Rolling R’s 28 – The Alphabet Pronounced, Special Audio Edition
Posted on November 5th, 2006 9 commentsNew to Rolling R's? A few things you should know: I created this site to be a resource to help you get started and develop your skills in speaking and writing Spanish. We've posted more than 75 video tutorials. Several are free downloads, and we consistently release new tutorials every month. You'll notice that many videos are available to members only.
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Because Israel doesn’t have his camera back, we decided to do an audio version of Rolling R’s this week. We’re trying to make sure we get new content out regularly, so if that means we have to do audio, then that’s what we’ll do!
This week’s installment of Rolling R’s is all about Spanish pronunciation. Larry reviews the alphabet, focusing on letters that have multiple sounds.
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8 responses to “Rolling R’s 28 – The Alphabet Pronounced, Special Audio Edition”
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Hi,
I just wanted to leave a note to say how helpful and user friendly your podcast classes have been. This is the first time I’ve visited your website, and I must say that I am even more impressed with the program! I have been downloading Rolling Rs for a while now, trying to refresh myself with a language that I love and long to use but have no one to converse with. It has been more than helpful and I appreciate it (and listen and re-listen to it) every single day. Also – thank you to Mr. Keim for his time, dedication and effort. It is by far the best podcast of it’s kind. Giving the workbook for only $1 is wonderfully helpful. Just another thing to let us know how much he wants to help us learn this beautiful language. Thanks again,
Victoria (from NY) -
Thanks for the podcast. It is great! I only wish the video portion was longer. Brian (from TX)
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hi larry,
just wanted to let you know that your podcasts are great. it had help me a whole lot as a beginner. but one problem i am having is putting sentences together because of word order differences with english. if it is something that you can shine some light on, i’d appreciate it.
thanks again,
ervin (from hawaii) -
Philip November 9th, 2006 at 19:14
Hola,
I really enjoy all the podcasts. They are extremely helpful, but could you do one focusing on just the verb ir? The driving one does not give the vosotros conjugation.
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Seshanand Rao November 9th, 2006 at 19:37
This is the single best Spanish learning resource I have come across on the internet! Thank you so very much for making this all available for free. Muchas Gracias, Senor!
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hi larry,
i would like to appreciate you for all of your endevour and the time that you are spendingto prepare this nice programm. they are very useful and very nice,
thanks once morehamlet
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Haley P April 8th, 2007 at 16:35
Thank you SO much for going over the alphabet! It is one of those things that teachers teaching anything above a basic level of Spanish already assume their students know, yet somehow I missed it.
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This program is awesome, but I just wanted to let you know that in the free podcast, episode 37, the vosotros conjugation of “estar” should have the accent over the a, not the i.This mistake appears twice in this podcast. But otherwise, keep up the good work, y hasta luego.
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Victoria November 5th, 2006 at 18:53