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Immersive Spanish, Season 6, San Sebastián, Episode 14 - Locked Out at Lunchtime: ‘Puedo’ (I Can)

4/30/202614 min

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Immersive Spanish: San Sebastián

In this season, Kav explores San Sebastián while guiding you through powerful Spanish patterns that unlock countless new words. Instead of conversations, you’ll learn by listening, responding, and filling in speaking gaps, giving you time to think, speak, and build sentences naturally.

The focus is on understanding how Spanish works, so you can say more with confidence and less effort.

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  1. Kav· Host0:00

    Season 6, episode 14. Hola, amigas y amigos. Bienvenidos una vez más a Immersive Spanish. Thanks so much to everyone listening, and a huge thank you to our Patreon supporters. Clase Ejecutiva Viajeros get one extra Immersive Spanish episode every week in the same style as this podcast, as well as ad-free listening, transcripts, and 48 hours early access. And a bigger thank you to our Primera Clase supporters, who are able to vote on what we teach and where we go next. Let's get started. Bueno, as is often the case, I begin this episode on the move. Esta vez, estoy paseando por el casco antiguo de San Sebastián. La Parte Vieja. The streets, ah, increíbles. Just imagine. They're narrow, cobbled, and there are bars on every corner. I've had my eye on this one restaurant all week, and I'm heading there right now. I can see it just ahead. There it is. There it is. There's the sign. Hang on. What does it say? Ay, no. Cerrado. Closed. Guys, no puedo entrar. I can't go in. And that, viajeros, is today's verb. I've just decided. Poder, to be able to, can. Poder. Poder is actually one of those verbs that unlocks a huge amount of Spanish really quickly.

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