14 jugosas expresiones idiomáticas para hablar español como un nativo | A2

Today we are talking about the most popular Spanish idioms that will make you sound like a native. And it’s true, Spanish native speakers use a lot these expressions and phrases. If you want to learn them, you don't have to learn them by heart. The best way to learn Spanish idioms is spending as much time as possible listening to native speakers, to observe what they do (and don’t do) to be able to improve your conversational Spanish. By listening to authentic Spanish audios you will learn without even realising it, and if you ever hear them in a conversation or read them somewhere, you'll automatically make the connection. In this Episode: Is it worth learning Spanish phrases and Spanish idioms? Which Spanish idioms should you learn? 14 juicy Spanish idioms to sound like a native.   How Did You Find Today's Episode? I would love to hear how you found today’s episode. Did you like it? Did you like Spanish idioms I have chosen? Would you like more episodes like this one? Looking forward to reading your comments. I’d also greatly appreciate you giving us a short review and rating to help us get a little more visibility on your favorite podcast player. Also please share the podcast with anyone you think might benefit from it. Subscribe To Get Future Episodes: For updates of new content and new podcast episodes, please subscribe to our newsletter.   🎓 Academia: Spanish lessons with natives 📝 Free TRANSCRIPTIONS 🎥  Video NEWSLETTER 🏆 Premium course: “PIENSA Y HABLA EN ESPAÑOL” ⚡️ Vocabulary FLASHCARDS     Mencionado en este podcast: Jerry Seinfeld, No rompas la cadena 📣 If you UNDERSTAND SPANISH BUT DON'T SPEAK IT… 🚗 If you want to LEARN SPANISH WHILE DRIVING… ⚡️ If you want to SPEAK SPANISH FASTER… 📺 If you want to LEARN SPANISH WITH TV SERIES… 🤝 If you want to practice SPANISH CONVERSATION FOR BEGINNERS…   ESPAÑOL AUTOMATICO PODCAST is for: ➠ understanding Spanish conversation ➠ understanding Spanish grammar ➠ listening Spanish practice ➠ speaking Spanish in public

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