Learn to tell time in Spanish by listening to this easy Spanish conversations with two native speakers from Mexico. They use basic Spanish phrases in a dialogue about their schedules, time and daily routine. The conversation has easy...

Telling time in Spanish - Explanation (Basic)

Telling time in Spanish - Practice 3 (Basic)

Telling time in Spanish - Practice 2 (Basic)

Telling time in Spanish - Practice 1 (Basic)

Telling time with "menos" in Spanish - Explanation (Basic)

Telling time with "menos" in Spanish - Practice #3 (Basic)

Telling time with "menos" in Spanish - Practice #2 (Basic)

Telling time with "menos" in Spanish - Practice #1 (Basic)

Telling time with "falta(n)" in Spanish - Practice #3 (Basic)

Telling time with "falta(n)" in Spanish - Practice #2 (Basic)

Telling time with "falta(n)" in Spanish - Practice #1 (Basic)

Telling time with "falta(n)" in Spanish - Explanation (Basic)

In this lesson we continue with learning how to tell time. It turns out there are some ways you might not have learned in school to tell time.

Pamela tells a Spanish story about getting ready for a trip. She narrates the story in the present tense, so you'll learn Spanish present tense verbs. In addition to travel, the story focuses on telling time in Spanish and vocabulary for...

In this video lesson, we'll be covering telling basic time. Make sure to watch the next two in the series for a more complete understanding of time telling!

Pamela tells a Spanish story about getting ready for a trip. She narrates the story in the past tenses, so you'll learn Spanish preterite and imperfect verbs. In addition to travel, the story focuses on telling time in Spanish and...

In this lesson, we'll continue with answering the question ¿Qué hora es? ("What time is it?") and will learn a construction you can use after half past. Thanks for watching.

Days of the week in Spanish are easy to learn when Pamela talks about what she has to do during the week. She uses the days in Spanish as she tells about activities and the time she will do them.

In this lesson we'll continue with using the verb 'Me gusta' to tell what we like to do. There are some additional phrases in this video to help you desribe your likes and dislikes with more precision. Hope it's helpful.

In this video lesson, we're going to be talking about the phrase: "hay que". We use it to say "it is necessary" or "one must". It's kind of an indirect way of telling people to do something,

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But here it is. Mejor tarde que nunca. :-)

In this lesson, you can learn how to talk about the past in English.

Talking about the past includes many things. Do you want to talk about interesting experiences you’ve had, tell a funny story, or talk about...