Learn Spanish Free – “How’s Your Spanish?” Dialogue – Conversational Phrases
NOW AVAILABLE: iPhone / iTouch lessons!! Search for peanutbuttersticks (all one word) Our first lessons are FREE, it will include 3 dialogues just like this one and 3 follow up grammar lessons. And they’re FREE! www.itunes.com/peanutbuttersticks This video is PeanutButter’s first official dialogue, we are calling them “to go” videos. We have released it free to the public to show everyone how our video dialogues will work and give you a “taste” of PeanutButter. These conversational videos are meant to teach practical phrases by simulating a conversation that would happen if you were learning Spanish, hence the name “How’s Your Language”. Also, notice the Mexican flag in the top right corner, this means that this dialogue is a Mexican dialect of Spanish, we will have five other dialects to boot! We originally created these videos to be downloaded, added to iTunes (or other mobile video device), and viewed on your mobile video player. This is the first of many to come, if you would like to download this, visit our site: www.peanutbuttersticks.com
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it’s always proniounced as “B”
In Spanish V & B are very much the same letter.
The pronunciation can vary from one speaker to another. Much of the time the V is pronounced more like a B. Try to listed to speakers of various dialects to see the difference. Our desktop software has 6 regional dialects and over 30 different speakers.
why does she proniounce ‘V’ as ‘B’? is that a mexican thing? or is all spanish like that?
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Is this the only scene? Upload more, I need to learn the Spanish!
Cool site but is the software available or pre-order or what? What do I get for $100?
good!
Wow, I am impressed! Spanish that I can use in a REAL conversation! Why has it taken so long for someone to create quality videos with natives and captioning? It’s almost always horrible production value with flawed Spanish and grammar. I really learned a lot here, the side by side Spanish and English is so simple and awesome, yet I’ve never seen it before. Good stuff.
i liked it, allthough i must say that it reminds me of a visual pimsleur method. when will this software be available and what languages will be available?