Rolling R’s
A Video Series to Help You Learn Spanish
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Rolling R's is a series of videos that can help you learn Spanish.
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Rolling R’s 96 – More Common Saludos
Posted on October 14th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.In this members-only installment of Rolling R’s, Larry reviews several common Spanish greetings (saludos).
You can watch the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
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Rolling R’s 95 – Time in Spanish
Posted on September 30th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
In this episode of Rolling R’s, Larry shows you more ways to talk about time in Spanish. This video is for members only. If you would like to watch the full version, you can learn about a Rolling R’s membership here.
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Rolling R’s 94 – How to Use ‘No’ in Spanish
Posted on September 15th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
Almost 100 episodes of Rolling R’s, and Larry thought it was about time to show you how to turn something into a negative. In this video, you can learn things like “I don’t know” and other negative things in Spanish. Learn how to structure the negative.
This full version of this video is for members. If you’d like to learn how a Rolling R’s Membership works, just follow this link.
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Rolling R’s 93 – “ería” Endings
Posted on August 30th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
In this members-only episode of Rolling R’s, Larry reviews “-ería” endings, what they mean, and how you can use them in Spanish.
If you’d like to see the full version of this video and gain access to all of the past episodes of Rolling R’s, please visit the membership information page to learn how.
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Rolling R’s 92 – Emergency Vocabulary
Posted on August 13th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
In this members-only episode of Rolling R’s, Larry reviews important Spanish words associated with emergency situations. He also gives you practice sentences to help you become comfortable with the words inside of sentences.
If you’d like to see the full version of this video and gain access to all of the past episodes of Rolling R’s, please visit the membership information page to learn how.
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Rolling R’s 91 – Spanish Travel Vocabulary (Autobus)
Posted on July 31st, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the Quicktime version of the trailer here.
In this members-only episode of Rolling R’s, Larry describes different vocabulary that centers on taking the bus. As usual, he includes practice sentences to help you learn the concepts.
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Rolling R’s 90 – Get Started with Spanish Part 2
Posted on July 26th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You might have noticed that, here at Rolling R’s, we’ve been circling back to cover some basic Spanish concepts for the people who are just discovering our site. We’re trying to make sure there’s free content available for beginners and intermediate Spanish learners alike.
On that note, this week’s episode is a continuation of the previous free episode. Larry does more with subject pronouns and starts changing verbs to fit the subjects. He reviews AR, ER, and IR verbs.
If you’re new to Spanish, this episode will help you learn some fundamentals.
The Quicktime version of the video is here.
Of course, if you want access to all of the past video tutorials, please check out the membership information page.
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Rolling R’s 89 – Travel Vocabulary (Taxi Cabs)
Posted on July 18th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.You can download the trailer here.
When you’re traveling in a Spanish-speaking country, sometimes you’ll need to negotiate with a taxi driver. This members-only video reviews several different phrases and words associated with taxis. You’ll learn Spanish phrases like “How much will it cost to go to a certain location?” and “How much does it cost?” and more.
This video is available to members only.
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Rolling R’s 88 – Get Started with Spanish – Subject Pronouns
Posted on July 6th, 2009 No commentsGet the Flash Player to see this video.This episode of Rolling R’s is for the Spanish beginner (If you’ve been watching Rolling R’s for a while, this will be a nice review for you).
In this video, Larry covers one of the most important and foundational concepts for communicating effectively in Spanish. Action words (verbs) are at the essence of communicating in any language, and the template that you see in this video will help you get started with using Spanish action words. Some people call this a conjugation table, but just think of it as a tool to help you build Spanish sentences in a simple way.
Larry begins by showing the different Spanish subject pronouns. These set up who or what is doing the action. Here they are:
Yo = I Nosotros = We Tú = You Vosotros = You all Usted = You (formal)
Él = He
Ella = SheUstedes = You all
Ellos = They (masculine)
Ellas = They (femanine)In the video, Larry reviews the concept of “formal” and “informal” ways of talking in Spanish, and he also touches on gender. Overall, this Spanish lesson video will provide a solid start to learning the language.
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Rolling R’s 87 – The Past Perfect
Posted on June 29th, 2009 No comments
In this episode of Rolling R’s, Larry Keim demonstrates how to use the past perfect in Spanish.
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Free Samples from the Archives
- Rolling R’s 100 – Las Herramientas
- Rolling R’s 90 – Get Started with Spanish Part 2
- Rolling R’s 88 – Get Started with Spanish – Subject Pronouns
- Rolling R’s 84 – The Subjunctive
- Rolling R’s 02 – AR Verbs
- Rolling Rs 01 – Subject Pronouns
All Episodes
- Rolling R’s 106 – Useful Suffixes
- Rolling R’s 105 – More Practice with Reflexives
- Rolling R’s 104 – Tres Verbos
- Rolling R’s 103 – Cosas En La Casa
- Rolling R’s 102 – What You Should Know About Traer, Caer, and Creer
- Rolling R’s 101 – Dejar
- Rolling R’s 100 – Las Herramientas
- Rolling R’s 99 – ¿Qué te parece?
- Rolling R’s 98 – Las Direcciones
- Rolling R’s 97 – Phrases to Learn From
- Rolling R’s 96 – More Common Saludos
- Rolling R’s 95 – Time in Spanish
- Rolling R’s 94 – How to Use ‘No’ in Spanish
- Rolling R’s 93 – “ería” Endings
- Rolling R’s 92 – Emergency Vocabulary
- Rolling R’s 91 – Spanish Travel Vocabulary (Autobus)
- Rolling R’s 90 – Get Started with Spanish Part 2
- Rolling R’s 89 – Travel Vocabulary (Taxi Cabs)
- Rolling R’s 88 – Get Started with Spanish – Subject Pronouns
- Rolling R’s 87 – The Past Perfect
- Rolling R’s 86 – The Subjunctive Pt. 3
- Rolling R’s 85 – The Subjunctive Pt. 2
- Rolling R’s 84 – The Subjunctive
- Rolling R’s 83 – Post Office Vocabulary [Members Show]
- Rolling R’s 82 – Family Vocabulary
- Rolling R’s 81 – Using Indirect and Direct Object Pronouns Together [Members Show]
- Rolling R’s 80 – Indirect Object Pronouns
- Rolling R’s 79 – Dar
- Rolling R’s 78 – The Personal a
- Rolling R’s 77 – Por and Para
- Rolling R’s 76 – The Conditional Form
- Rolling R’s 75 – Commands to a Group
- Rolling R’s 74 – Negative Tú Commands
- Rolling R’s 73 – Affirmative Tú Commands
- Rolling R’s 72 – Commands in Spanish
- Rolling R’s 71 – Present Perfect
- Rolling R’s 70 – To Take
- Rolling R’s 69 – To Become
- Rolling R’s 68 – Tanto Como
- Rolling R’s 67 – Comparisons in Spanish
- Rolling R’s 66 – Holiday Phrases
- Rolling R’s 65 – The Verb Venir
- Rolling R’s 64 – Common Phrases With Estar
- Rolling R’s 63 – Common Phrases with Tener – Part 2
- Rolling R’s 62 – Common Phrases with Tener
- Rolling R’s 61 – Rocky Point Vocabulary
- Rolling R’s 60 – Quedarse
- Rolling R’s 59 – Direct Object Pronouns
- Rolling R’s 58 – Deber
- Rolling R’s 57 – Time Expression Questions
- Rolling R’s 56 – Decir in the Past Tense
- Rolling R’s 55 – Ir in the Past Preterite
- Rolling R’s 54 – Ir in the Imperfect Past
- Rolling R’s 53 – Ser in the Imperfect Past
- Rolling R’s 52 – IR Verbs in the Imperfect Tense
- Rolling R’s 51 – ER Verbs in the Imperfect Tense
- Rolling R’s 50 – Past Imperfect
- Rolling R’s 49 – IR Verbs in Past Tense
- Rolling R’s 48 – ER Verbs in Past Tense
- Rolling R’s 47 – Intro to Past Tense
- Rolling R’s 46 – Conocer vs. Saber Part 2
- Rolling R’s 45 – Conocer vs. Saber
- Rolling R’s 44 – Reflexive Verbs
- Rolling R’s 43 – Food
- Rolling R’s 42 – This Book, That Book
- Rolling R’s 41 – Body Parts
- Rolling R’s 40 – I Am Speaking
- Rolling R’s 39 – Five Words You Can Use By Themselves
- Rolling R’s 38 – Seguir
- Rolling R’s 37 – Directionals
- Rolling R’s 36 – Poder and ‘O’ to ‘UE’
- Rolling R’s 35 – More on Stem-Changing Verbs
- Rolling R’s 34 – Tener + Que + Infinitive
- Rolling R’s 33 – Stem-Changing Verbs
- Rolling R’s 32 – Hay
- RollingRs 31 – Ir + a + Infinitive
- Rolling R’s 30 – Acabar
- Rolling R’s 29 – More on Spanish Pronunciation
- Rolling R’s 28 – The Alphabet Pronounced, Special Audio Edition
- Rolling R’s 27 – Possessive Adjectives
- Rolling R’s 26 – Los Colores
- Rolling R’s 25 – Where are you from?
- RollingRs 24 – Months of the Year
- Rolling R’s 23 – Days of the Week
- Rolling R’s 22 – Telling Time
- Rolling R’s 21 – Driving in Mexico
- RollingRs 20 – Más Números
- RollingRs 19 – Números
- RollingRs 18 – Hacer
- RollingRs 17 – The Weather
- RollingRs 16 – Question Words (Video)
- RollingRs 15 – Escribir
- RollingRs 14 – Llevar
- RollingRs 13 – Gustar
- RollingRs 12 – Vivir
- RollingRs 11 – Two Questions and a Statement
- RollingRs 10 – Ser
- RollingRs 09 – Necesitar
- RollingRs 08 – Estar
- RollingRs 07 – Saludos
- RollingRs 06 – El and La
- Rolling R’s 05 – ER Verbs and Comer
- Rolling R’s 04 – Tengo
- Rolling R’s 03 – Hablar
- Rolling R’s 02 – AR Verbs
- Rolling Rs 01 – Subject Pronouns