Beginning Spanish for Travelers with Trish Feaster | Rick Steves Travel Talks

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Teacher and tour guide Trish Feaster has designed this Spanish language class just for travelers - with exactly what you need to know for practical, smooth travels in Spain and Latin America. You'll learn how to pronounce Spanish words, master some key phrases every traveler should know, and better understand how language is tied to culture.
Planning a trip to Spain? You’ll find lots of free travel information at www.ricksteves.com/europe/spain. And for more help hurdling the language barrier, pick up a copy of the Rick Steves Spanish Phrase Book & Dictionary at store.ricksteves.com/shop/p/s....
You can also check out our other language talks:
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Recorded on March 17, 2018 • Rick Steves' Europe Travel Center
Written and Presented by Trish Feaster
Produced by Cameron Hewitt
Filmed and Edited by Zen Wolfang
Second Camera by Ariana David
Graphics by Heather Locke and Rhonda Pelikan
© 2018 Rick Steves' Europe, Inc.
www.ricksteves.com

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Комментарии : 15

@phoener 3 года назад

I am glad that I am not in the live class, as the “pause” button became a close friend! The pace of the class was very quick. However, the phrases taught were very useful for travelers. I’m sure that no one using this video will miss a train or lose their way to the hotel.

@Blazjul Год назад

Excellent presentation for beginners, and a good review for me. You are a really good teacher.

@roger1uk676 4 года назад

Wonderfully presented!

@bunheadladymelody3355 6 лет назад

I love this lesson

@dar3275 6 лет назад

dont come to latin america is horrible go to spanish better i live in latin america

@GD20254 Год назад

Great video !!

@johnc3403 2 года назад

Not great for an Irish guy going to Barcelona, but a great video for you in the far west...

@ogeidnomar4601 4 года назад

500= Quinientos. I've never heard cinco cientos before.

@SunriseFireberry 6 лет назад

@gregjohnson720 4 года назад

I disagree the LL is really only pronounced like a J when spoken by Argentinos, Uruguayos and some Colombians. It drives my wife crazy when she hears an Argentine say Pa eh JA instead of PA El YA. In Brazil the brazilian waiters have copied the Argentine pronunciation. I even saw a menu listing the dish as paeja. There is a famous restaurant owned by one Galego and one Majorcan. One day they wrote on the daily menu the word Paelha. Dios mio.

@richardrichard5409 3 года назад

I thought they spoke Portuguese in Brazil🤔😂

@annettes7460 6 лет назад

I think you’re setting the bar pretty low. Most people are more intelligent than presented here.

@ddgddg7918 5 лет назад

Not in my experience; I would argue SOME people. Besides, this has nothing to do with intelligence, but rather knowledge. This not intended for more knowledgeable travelers, but for those who have virtually no familiarity or comfort with other languages.