Learn Spanish with Lisn: Spanish Lessons from Beginner to Advanced

Learn Spanish with short, easy audio lessons you can listen to anywhere - on your commute, at the gym, or doing chores. Each episode teaches real conversational Spanish for beginners: practical dialogues, essential vocabulary, and clear explanations in English. No apps to stare at, no grammar drills - just listen and start speaking Spanish. New Spanish lessons every day from Lisn, the audio-first language learning app.

Learn Spanish with Lisn: Spanish Lessons from Beginner to Advanced is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #14

  Talking Football in Spanish | Spanish Listening Practice (A2)

  Aug 10, 20266 minS1

  <p>Learn how to talk about football in Spanish, comparing Spain and Latin America, for great listening practice. In this lesson: • Ask about a match result the Spain way and the Latin America way • Say which team you support using soy del... or soy hincha de... • Comment on a match as boring or exciting like a native speaker Vocabulary from this episode: - el partido = the match - el resultado = the result - el empate = the tie/draw - ganar = to win - perder = to lose - aficionado/forofo = fan (Spain) - hincha = fan (Latin America) - aburrido = boring Practice these...

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  Episode #12

  Spanish Meal Times in Spain | Spanish for Travel (A2)

  Aug 10, 20265 minS1

  <p>Learn Spanish for travel: Spain's meal times, comer a las tres, cenar a las diez, plus key phrases. In this lesson: • Why lunch (comer) happens at 3pm and dinner (cenar) at 10pm in Spain • The historical reason behind Spain's late schedule (a 1940 time zone change) • How to use the phrase “te invito a comer” and talk about sobremesa Vocabulary from this episode: comer – to eat/have lunch cenar – to have dinner merienda – afternoon snack sobremesa – time spent talking after a meal te invito a comer – I invite you to lunch horario – schedule reloj – clock comida – meal/lunch Practice these phrases with the Lisn app...

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  Episode #11

  La Sobremesa Tradition | Spanish Immersion from Spain

  Aug 10, 20265 minS1

  <p>Discover la sobremesa, Spain's after-meal chat tradition, and get real Spanish immersion into everyday culture. In this lesson: • Learn what "la sobremesa" means and why Spaniards linger at the table for hours • Hear the expression "echar la sobremesa" used in a real family context • Compare Spain's slow after-meal culture with the faster pace in Latin America Vocabulary from this episode: - la sobremesa – after-meal conversation time - echar la sobremesa – to linger chatting after eating - no te levantes – don't get up - una copita – a little drink - sin prisa – without rushing - el postre – dessert - cariño – affection, warm...

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  Episode #16

  Taxi or Uber in Latin America | Spanish for Beginners

  Aug 9, 20266 minS1

  Learn how to order a taxi or Uber in Latin America with easy Spanish for beginners phrases. In this lesson: • Say “Necesito un taxi” to ask for a taxi • Avoid the awkward verb mix-up between Spain and Latin America • Handle a typical Uber pickup conversation in Spanish Vocabulary from this episode: - taxi – taxi - tomar un taxi – to take a taxi - ¿Me puede llevar al aeropuerto? – Can you take me to the airport? - ¿Cuánto cuesta? – How much does it cost? - pedir un Uber – to order an Uber - ya salgo – I'm coming out now - la puerta principal – the...

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  Episode #15

  How to Ask for Directions | Spanish Phrases for Beginners

  Aug 8, 20265 minS1

  Learn key Spanish phrases for beginners to politely ask for and understand directions on the street. In this lesson: • How to politely start a conversation to ask for help • The essential question pattern to ask how to get somewhere • How to understand common direction words and regional differences like cuadra vs. manzana Vocabulary from this episode: - Perdón, ¿me puede ayudar? – Excuse me, can you help me? - ¿Cómo llego a...? – How do I get to...? - Todo recto – Straight ahead - A la derecha – To the right - A la izquierda – To the left - Cuadra – City block (Latin America) ...

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