CBS 2.28 | Travelling by taxi

CBS 2.28 | Travelling by taxi

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CBS 2.29 | Hiring a car

In the long-awaited 29th lesson of Coffee Break Spanish we look at tips to help you pronounce double -r- in Spanish and we build more language in the context of hiring cars in a Spanish-speaking country. Please note that lesson 29 of Season 2 was originally known as lesson 229 of ...  Show more

CBS 2.30 | Making a phone call in Spanish

In lesson 30 of Coffee Break Spanish we’re dealing with one of the trickiest things to do in a foreign language: make telephone calls. When you can’t see the person to whom you are speaking, it makes things that bit more difficult! In this episode you’ll learn the standard phrase ...  Show more

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