SpanishPod - joey7f Conversations http://spanishpod.com Learn Spanish on Your Terms en-us <![CDATA[Re: How we became SpanishPod]]> One of these days we gotta hear you all shuo yi dian zhongwen with each other (btw JP, are you still doing Qing Wen with Amber?)

--Joey

]]> One of these days we gotta hear you all shuo yi dian zhongwen with each other (btw JP, are you still doing Qing Wen with Amber?)

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: You can choose anything]]> I didn't realize quizas was spelled with a Z until now. I thought it was quisas. Ya learn something new every day (and I feel kind of embarassed, I have spent almost 5 months in Spain :P)

--Joey

]]> I didn't realize quizas was spelled with a Z until now. I thought it was quisas. Ya learn something new every day (and I feel kind of embarassed, I have spent almost 5 months in Spain :P)

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: How we became SpanishPod]]> I know Shanghai is a huge city and very international but it seems very impressive to me that they could not only find four Spanish speakers but find four spanish speakers with on air personalities. The podcast is terrific.

--Joey

]]> I know Shanghai is a huge city and very international but it seems very impressive to me that they could not only find four Spanish speakers but find four spanish speakers with on air personalities. The podcast is terrific.

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: Salsa Bandera]]> Debo preparar este receta. Me encanta salsa bandera pero yo nunca la hecho.

--Joey

]]> Debo preparar este receta. Me encanta salsa bandera pero yo nunca la hecho.

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: Videos, Your Lesson Requests, and Feedback on the Dialogs]]> thesmithstopher, I believe the color will be light blue (pink looks to be for Japanesepod) if the Englishpod landing page is any indication :)

--Joey

]]> thesmithstopher, I believe the color will be light blue (pink looks to be for Japanesepod) if the Englishpod landing page is any indication :)

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: September Subscription Changes]]> I don't mind paying for the lessons particularly if this means that more advanced students will be getting more content.

The Newbie and Elementary lessons are great for others but I usually only get use out of Intermediate and above.

As soon as my subscriptions posts I'll check out cooking with tabasco!

--Joey

 

]]> I don't mind paying for the lessons particularly if this means that more advanced students will be getting more content.

The Newbie and Elementary lessons are great for others but I usually only get use out of Intermediate and above.

As soon as my subscriptions posts I'll check out cooking with tabasco!

--Joey

 

]]> <![CDATA[Re: With an Andalusian Accent ]]> I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson! Especially el pie y lo pie ;)

It reminds me of my time in Marbella and Maribel's Malaguenya accent took me back :)

I found the accent difficult to understand at first but now it sounds borderline comforting. Ditto with a standard Spanish accent from my time in Salamanca. Which, incidentally, JP mentioned several lessons back with his, rather astute, observation of the doubling up of vale. Vale vale.

Btw, I found that Spaniards used 'chulo' similarly to the way Americans use pimp. It can be negative or positive depending on the context so I was surprised by Esti and Maribel's response that for them it was largely negative.

Por ejemplo, una vez un chico de Andorra le dijo a un hombre que estaba sentando a su lado,  con un tripod numatico "que chulo tio!"

It struck me as the most Spanish phrase ever :-P

--Joey

]]> I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson! Especially el pie y lo pie ;)

It reminds me of my time in Marbella and Maribel's Malaguenya accent took me back :)

I found the accent difficult to understand at first but now it sounds borderline comforting. Ditto with a standard Spanish accent from my time in Salamanca. Which, incidentally, JP mentioned several lessons back with his, rather astute, observation of the doubling up of vale. Vale vale.

Btw, I found that Spaniards used 'chulo' similarly to the way Americans use pimp. It can be negative or positive depending on the context so I was surprised by Esti and Maribel's response that for them it was largely negative.

Por ejemplo, una vez un chico de Andorra le dijo a un hombre que estaba sentando a su lado,  con un tripod numatico "que chulo tio!"

It struck me as the most Spanish phrase ever :-P

--Joey

]]> <![CDATA[Re: Qué tal, free lunch, and LOL]]> Gracias por la repuesta!

This is a first for me: I have officially started a conversation that disgusted two women an ocean away!

--Joey

]]> Gracias por la repuesta!

This is a first for me: I have officially started a conversation that disgusted two women an ocean away!

--Joey

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