Update: For some reason, the RSS Feed picked up the audio-only version in the previous post. This should include the video.
Back to our regularly scheduled programming:
Big announcement in this episode of Rolling R’s. Feel free to email your responses to Larry Keim.
For the lesson portion, Larry describes an easy way to talk about future action, using the formula of “Ir + a + Infinitive.”
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This is another audio-only episode.
Due to my recent illness, we were unable to shoot a video episode this weekend. This week’s lesson shows us how acabar + de + infinitive is a useful expression that means “to have just done something.”
Also, you can download the pdf document for this lesson if you want further information.
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The Spanish verb “Ir” (pronounced like “ear”) means “to go.” Watch this video podcast, featuring Larry Keim in Mexico, to learn more.
In Rolling R’s 20, Larry demonstrates how to count to 100 in Spanish.
In this show, Larry demonstrates the verb “hacer” which means “to do or to make.”
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone!
Rolling R’s 16 covers several words related to questions. Using these question words can really help you self-teach.
Larry teaches the spanish verb “to write” which is “escribir.”
In this show, Larry introduces you to the Spanish verb “llevar” which means “to wear”. He also makes a special announcement regarding additional content.
You’ll see that we made some improvements to the quality of the podcast. Please let us know what you think.
In Rolling R’s 13, Larry shows you how to say “I like . . .” using the Spanish verb Gustar. We added more examples at the end, so you can have more things to practice.
In Rolling R’s 12, Larry introduces you to -IR verbs, using the example Vivir, which means “to live” in Spanish.