Immersive Spanish, Season 6, San Sebastián: Episode 19 -Learn Spanish While Exploring San Sebastián | Spanish Prepositions in Context
6/5/202624 min
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Season 6, episode 19. Hola, viajeros. Y bienvenidos de nuevo a Immersive Spanish. I just want to say before starting, thank you 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. With that being said, let's get started. Vamos. Ah, La Parte Vieja, the Old Town of San Sebastián. It's late afternoon, but the sun is still warm, and these streets look like they've been plucked straight out of a fairy tale. Or should I say, un cuento de hadas. Just imagine narrow, cobbled streets where it seems every other doorway is a pinchos bar or a restaurant. I've been walking around for about 20 minutes with no particular destination, sin destino, which is the best way to see this place. As I walk, I keep noticing how much of what I want to say is about where things are. That bar is next to that church. The market is behind that building. The beach is in front of the hotel. And those