Showing posts with label Learn Spanish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learn Spanish. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Music to help you Learn Spanish - El Rey (José Alfredo Jiménez)

This is the General Linguistics method to teach foreign languages in action! You'll see the lyrics of the song El Rey by Mexican singer-songwriter Joseé Alfredo Jiménez in the "Pizarra Mágica" or Magic Whiteboard and will be able to sing along.




Check out more videos to learn Spanish on Youtube.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Learn spanish with Bueno, entonces on Facebook



Check out the Bueno, entonces... fan page on Facebook and learn new words, insults, piropos... and anything you need to speak Spanish conversationally!!!

Become a fan and enter to win cool prizes every week (see contest rules in notes section)!

A new way to learn Spanish - developed specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch and now available on DVD or by instant download (visit www.buenoentonces.com to purchase). This new technique combines hard-core grammar and vocabulary lessons with a witty and engaging conversational style.

Become a fan on Facebook.com/buenoentonces

Monday, November 30, 2009

Day 3 in Buenos Aires


I’ve had an AHA moment today. My teacher is very cute. His name is Martin and he’s 're-argentino'. That means REALLY Argentino in Argentino. He spent a year in Ireland teaching Spanish last year and he missed Buenos Aires a lot.. We talk a lot about Argentina and about the culture, about the crazy chaos of it all, the subversive attitude of the Argentines towards politics, finance, all that jazz. The Bulgarian likes to talk a lot about the Argentine girls, I don’t blame him. They mainly have very very long hair and are very pretty.


Martin says Bien, Entonces.. a lot. Or Muy Bien, entonces... I ask him why doesn’t he say Bueno, entonces (like the name of the course of course) and he explains that “Bueno,” often is something you say when you’ve had a enough of talking, or have had enough of talking about a particular subject. He explains that when somebody starts going, bueno bueno bueno on the phone, basically they are telling you that the conversation is over and they’ve had enough.


Now I get it! That's why Jimena always says "Bueno, entonces..." Because she often has enough of David!

Get to know more Vibe's experience on beadventuresinba.blogspot

Sunday, November 29, 2009

ACCOMMODATION IN BUENOS AIRES

B.A. Plus Spanish School has a permanent connection with Argentina Global Rent, Touristango Aparts, Homes B.A. and Welcome2BA, prestigious real estate agencies with extensive experience in the temporary rentals business. If you wish, B.A. Plus will arrange the appropriate residency to suit your needs from our network of houses and apartments. The options you may choose from are:

  • Fully equipped furnished apartment (individual or shared).
  • Host Family House.

In any case above, you will be placed near the school (Downtown Buenos Aires) or will be just a quick subway trip away. If instead you would prefer to stay at a hostel or hotel, cntact us and B.A. Plus will offer you a wide variety of options to choose from. Once you find the one you like, we will make the corresponding reservations for you.

For more info go to BA Plus Spanish School.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Review: Learning Spanish in a Buenos Aires way

I was recently contacted by the folks at Miniature Studios about their new Spanish language learning product Bueno, entonces.

[Disclaimer: Miniature Studios did provide me with free access to the product in exchange for this review, but otherwise there was no payment for this review and there are no affiliate links in this post.]

Ever since my days implementing digital technologies in higher education I’ve been very interested in multimedia-based approaches to learning. There are different learning styles and some people learn better in ways that are different from others. Of course, language learning always requires a high degree of personal interaction to achieve any level of proficiency. But language tapes and computer-based approaches serve as useful starting points.

Bueno, entonces is a series of animated videos that replicate a one-on-one Spanish class.Unlike most learning Spanish resources online, Bueno, entonces is designed specifically for the person who wants to live in Buenos Aires, or at least have an extended visit to Buenos Aires and have a good time.

Read more on buenoentonces.com/blog

Monday, November 9, 2009

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

US dollar ends at ARG$ 3.83

Local exchange market

The American currency traded for ARG$ 3.83/ARG$ 3.79, remained unchanged compared to yesterday's close in the main banks and foreign exchange houses in Buenos Aires downtown.

The US dollar increases 10.4 percent since January.

Read more on Ambito.