Español con Carlos de Castro

  Hello dear learners of Spanish! I am Carlos de Castro Spanish teacher. Welcome to "Español con Carlos", this time I present to you a podcast recorded with Carlos Vasquez Riverio from Casa Spanish - an online Spanish school with which I have collaborated since August -. In this podcast I talk about my experiences moving from Seville in Spain to Buenos Aires in Argentina. It is a podcast for intermediate level students where you can learn new vocabulary as well as expressions typical of Argentina. Do you have any questions or want to contribute something to the conversation? Feel free to leave a comment.

  ☞ In this lesson, you will learn to ask about the names of objects, and the three forms of "What is it?" In Spanish, 3 questions that depend on the distance of the object, you are asking about. ✔Short Distance: ¿Qué es esto? (What is this?) ✔Median Distance: ¿Qué es eso? (What is that?) ✔Long Distance: ¿Qué es aquello? (What is that?) In Spanish the gender of the words is important, use UN as a determinant of masculine objects (un reloj negro) or UNA as a determinant of feminine objects (una libreta verda). __________________________ 🌟 Ah! And remember that I am a teacher in 'Verbling', if you want to hire private classes click here: https://www.verbling.com/es/profesores/spanishteacher

Hello and welcome to my channel. In this lesson, you will learn how to use correctly the verbs 'SER' and 'ESTAR'. I know some people find it difficult to recognize when to use these verbs, but I can help you, and after this video, you will know the main differences between both verbs. I hope you like the video, remember to like it if it was helpful and follow my channel to enjoy more short Spanish lessons. Ah! And remember that I am a teacher in 'Verbling', if you want to hire private classes click here: https://www.verbling.com/es/profesores/spanishteacher

  How do we Spaniards greet? In our country there are many ways to greet. The greeting used depends on the context, the time of day and our personal preferences. In this video I show you some useful examples.