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On Track Companion Podcast, Episode 1 (español) | Venecia

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Episode On Track Companion Podcast, Episode 1 (español) | Venecia

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This is the companion podcast to On Track Episode 1: the first day of the race, starting in Venice. The episode itself is on the Coffee Break Languages YouTube channel, and it's best to watch that first. We talk about how the day went, so be aware there will be spoilers!

Watch On Track Episode 1: https://youtu.be/_-_lH0rYCVg

Pablo tells the story of day one from Team Green's side, in a short Spanish text written for learners. In Venice the teams had to find three masks and invent a character for each one, secret included. We read it through, talk about the language in it, then read it again, so by the end you'll understand every word.

Pablo uses "coger" for catching a train, which is completely normal in Spain. In much of Latin America you'll hear "tomar" instead. Look out for "dar rienda suelta a" as well, "to give free rein to".

Can't wait a week? Episode 2 is already on Coffee Break TV: https://coffeebreaktv.com/join?utm_source=acast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=ontrack&utm_content=podcast-es-ep1

Everything about On Track, including the Companion Courses: https://coffeebreaklanguages.com/ontrack?utm_source=acast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=ontrack&utm_content=podcast-es-ep1

On Track is brought to you in collaboration with Teachable. The On Track companion courses are hosted on Teachable. Future course creator? Find out more here: https://www.teachable.com/welcome/coffeebreak?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=partnerdirect&utm_campaign=coffebreak&utm_content=CT

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