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Title |
Topic |
Function |
Grammar Point |
Useful Vocabulary and Phrases |
Vocabulary List |
Cultural Insight |
| #1 |
Have You Met Your Spanish Match?! |
Romance/Dating |
Talking about actions in the past |
Preterit Verb Formation (regulars) |
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Latin Lovers |
| #2 |
The Fastest Way to Possessing the Latin Lover of Your Dreams! |
Romance/Dating |
Showing ownership |
Possessive Adjectives |
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Latino Stereotypes |
| #3 |
Do You Know Where to Find the Most Beautiful Latin American Woman?! |
Romance/Dating |
Asking questions |
Interrogative Pronominal Phrase "de que" |
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Latin American Pride |
| #4 |
The Spanish Terms You Wish You'd Never Heard, But Cannot Live Without! |
Romance/Dating |
Expressing negativity |
Negative Words and Phrases |
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Latin American Pet Names |
| #5 |
Putting the Squeeze on Your Spanish! |
Romance/Dating |
Shortening phrases |
Contractions |
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Ladies' Men in Latin America |
| #6 |
What Can Your Spanish Tell You About Your Latin Lover? |
Romance/Dating |
Describing things using adjectives |
Adjectives |
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Latin American Women |
| #7 |
You Can Do It in Spanish! |
Romance/Dating |
Expressing being able to do something |
The verb poder ("to be able to") |
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The Male Bravado in Spanish Speaking Countries |
| #8 |
Where You Will Find the Beautiful People in Spain! |
Romance/Dating |
Describing temporary conditions, characteristics, and personality traits |
The verb estar ("to be") (singular conjugations) |
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Coffee in Latin America |
| #9 |
Use Your Spanish to Make the Next Move! |
Romance/Dating |
Describing temporary conditions, characteristics, and personality traits |
The verb estar ("to be") (plural conjugations) |
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The Importance of Politeness in Latin American Society |
| #10 |
If I'm Really Polite in Spanish, Will You Like Me More? |
Romance/Dating |
Learning commonly used set phrases |
Set Phrases - "Please...thank you" |
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Love at First Sight |
| #11 |
How to Let It All Hang out in Spanish! |
Calling for information |
Making exclamations in Spanish |
Exclamations in Spanish |
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Latin American Salsa |
| #12 |
Put Your Spanish Dancing Shoes on! |
Dance class |
Expressing movement |
The preposition "a" |
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A Popular Latin American Dance |
| #13 |
Here, There, and Everywhere in Spanish! |
Finding one's way |
Using the adverbs "here" and "there" |
The adverbs acá (here) and allá (there) |
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Getting Directions in Latin America |
| #14 |
Do You Have Two Left Feet When It Comes to Spanish Dancing? |
Dance class |
Making comparisons |
Comparative Expressions |
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New York Style Salsa |
| #15 |
You Must Learn to Do a Spanish Dance! |
Dance class |
Expressing obligation |
Expressing personal and impersonal obligation |
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L.A. Style Dance |
| #16 |
These People Are Full of…Spanish! |
Soccer game |
Expressing that something/someone is full |
The adjective lleno, -a ("full") |
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What is the CONCACAF? |
| #17 |
Are You Ready to Start Singing in Spanish? |
Soccer game |
Expressing simultaneous or continuous actions |
Forming the gerund (-ing) |
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Soccer |
| #18 |
Bring Me Another Spanish Drink! |
Drinking |
Telling someone to do something |
The imperative mood |
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Drinking in Latin America |
| #19 |
Should Your Friend Buy You Another Spanish Beer? |
Drinking |
Using Indirect Object Pronouns |
Indirect Object Pronouns - me, te, le, nos, os, les |
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Latin American Sports Venues |
| #20 |
Have You Had Your Fill of Spanish Drinks Yet? |
Drinking |
Talking about actions that happened in the past |
Preterit Tense of Irregular Spanish Verbs estar (to be), andar (to walk), tener (to have) |
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Tequila and rum |
| #21 |
Let's Find Some Spanish Thing to Do! |
Tourist |
Using indefinite articles before nouns |
Indefinite Articles (un, una, unos, unas) |
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Tourism in Latin American |
| #22 |
Where's the Spanish Party AT? |
Getting directions |
Expressing movement |
The preposition "a" |
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Riding the Bus in Latin America |
| #23 |
I'm Going to Put You in Your Place in Spanish! |
Riding the bus |
Talking about going places |
The verb ir ("to Go") |
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Learning from Your Spanish Mistakes |
| #24 |
Tell Me What to Do in Spanish! |
Riding the bus |
Talking about doing/making things |
The verb hacer ("to make" or "to do") |
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Bus Travel in Latin America |
| #25 |
I Was Going to Buy Dinner, but I Got Sidetracked by Spanish! |
Riding the bus |
Talking about future actions |
Periphrasis: Future Actions |
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Tourism |
