Coffee Break Spanish CBS 1.39 | Making progress in Spanish
Dec 15, 2009
Join Mark and Kara as they chat with Bea about her journey to English fluency while improving their Spanish skills. They dive into the complexities of 'estar' versus 'ser' and the importance of gendered language. The discussion also touches on a university student's experiences in business sciences and the optional nature of English in their studies. Plus, they explore the challenges of learning English in tourist areas and the role of social media in language practice. It's a lively blend of language nuances and cultural insights!
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Student Introduction In Murcia
- Mark interviews Bea in San Pedro del Pinatar and asks about her background and studies.
- Bea explains she's from Murcia and studies Ciencias Empresariales at Universidad de Murcia.
Estar For Location And Temporary States
- Mark explains use of estar for temporary states and location using estoy con and estoy en.
- He contrasts estar with ser to clarify why he used estoy when saying he is with Bea.
Nationality Adjectives Change By Gender
- Mark highlights gendered nationality adjectives like española and español.
- He shows examples and notes Spanish adjectives change ending by gender.