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Title: AMAZING STRATEGY: ** READING SPANISH TEXTS TO DEVELOP LISTENING COMPREHENSION! ** (A1-B1)
Caption: hola amigos if you&#39;re watching this video it&#39;s probably because you need to improve your vocabulary or your listening skills or even both if that&#39;s the case I have an amazing video for you I created very simple five to ten minute activities to develop your listening comprehension by reading very short stories Yes you heard me right reading is a terrific way to learn new vocabulary and the more vocabulary you know the easier it gets to understand both oral and written language the first set of activities that I just uploaded on my website is aimed at beginning to intermediate Learners however soon there will be very similar content I mean the type of exercises for intermediate to Advanced Learners as well let&#39;s get started the activity we are going to see today can be found on my website www.spanishlikeapro.com this is a free activity that you can access at any time once you&#39;re on the website if you scroll down a little bit you will find that there is a table of contents this will be found under item number four Spanish text vocabulary and listening development once you click on that you will find that we have 10 stories right now the stories that we have are for initial levels basically beginner to print intermediate a1a2 it&#39;s my intention to add many more levels as we go every single week I&#39;ll be adding tons of these texts this is just something that I I uploaded yesterday and you have a video that actually you can watch there that it will show you how to make the most out of these materials uh for example today we are going to work on Spanish text number one Alejandro and once you are here you will notice that the the whole thing begins with listening and you may say well wasn&#39;t this a text well it is a text the listening part is optional but I highly encourage you to to start with that so I really encourage you to listen to the to the story a few times to just get a feel of what&#39;s going on but again feel free to to skip this I&#39;m going to play it now Alejandro ISO medicine personas Adamas Alejandro is Favoritos we listen to this once more if you are working on the website you can change the speed if you need to listen to this a little bit slower I usually don&#39;t recommend listening to slow materials but if you feel that that&#39;s really essential at some point you just slow it down a little bit you can do that okay we&#39;re just going to play that regular speed one more time and then we&#39;ll get onto the text Alejandro is medicine personas Adamas Alejandro is cantantes Favoritos unlike the other activities that I have on the website which focus more on on listening comprehension specific listening comprehension in this case it&#39;s just to get you a feel of what&#39;s going on don&#39;t worry if you couldn&#39;t get much if your level is maybe a little bit lower or if you&#39;re not used to people speaking fast that&#39;s fine maybe you could get a word here or there that&#39;s all we need remember that the focus this time is more like on reading and learning vocabulary through Reading and then listening right so listening will come next so after we basically listen to the story and even if we have a feel about what happened or not then we&#39;ll go on to the next step which is reading notice that it says text and vocabulary 81 words and once we do that you will see that here we have the text of what was just discussed one of the things that you will find on the website is that some of these words are highlighted with because basically we have vocabulary for those words this is very handy when you are when you really need to understand what&#39;s going on and The Story begins with this Alejandro is Alejandro is unhoven Hoven young person so he&#39;s a 20 year old man a young man is still he still lives with his parents Yaki this is a great phrase yake means because esta estudiando medicinal he&#39;s studying medicine he&#39;s in medical school and then it says this phrase means he cannot wait he can&#39;t wait to graduate as a doctor as a medical doctor great phrase to know to be able to poder a la personas great phrase what&#39;s more in addition Alejandro Sun gran gran cantante a great singer in addition what&#39;s more Alejandro is a great singer El Canto is singing El Canto is a free time Amigos Amigos de la infancia childhood friends when he has free time he visits his childhood friends to sing dragon preferido Greg is his favorite preferido musical genre is Favoritos as you probably know the word siembre that we have here Siempre is always right but we have a beautiful phrase a great phrase siempreke this means every time have a look at this verb from reunion meeting well Revenue to meet to get together every time he gets together he meets his friends Favoritos [Music] cantantes singers favorite favorite singers and you will see that if your level is between A1 A2 around that you will find that there&#39;s gems of vocabulary very very very good in nuggets of vocabulary that you can use in any conversation so make it a point to study all of the new words or maybe some of the new words and listen to the audio a few times as often as possible really to make the most of that vocabulary to help you consolidate try to use it in conversations and speaking about conversations let&#39;s actually have a look at the next point and the next activity is all about speaking this is good if you are working with someone with a teacher with a native speaker or anyone who knows Spanish quite well and you can practice actually telling the story to that person so here I gave you the beginnings of some sentences and you&#39;re expected to actually complete the sentences with the information that you got from here in case you need help you can actually look at the text or it could be just from what you remember from the story so start with this and try to complete the idea yes and then try to put them together you can practice saying this um first you complete it then you try to say the at a certain speed the first time you do it it may take you a little while to to get these ideas in place and then you can practice saying this for a few times uh actually a little bit faster than faster and faster than until it flows until you can say it more naturally of course this is just like little crutches to get you started with telling stories talking about something um and you won&#39;t always need that but well it&#39;s a good starting point if you feel that your problem has to do with speaking again that activity is ideal to do to do it with someone now if you&#39;re working on your own well just try your best do your best but of course language entails communication you at one point or another you need to talk to someone okay to help you with the language to give you feedback trial I never plays a huge part I hope you have found this video useful please don&#39;t forget to like the video and subscribe to the channel and if you need to improve your skills visit my website with tons of resources to develop your listening and speaking skills fast the URL appears on the screen oh and make sure you don&#39;t commit one of the seven deadly sins of listening comprehension link above and in the video description thank you for watching my name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON> and I want you to speak Spanish like a pro
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