CBS 4.24 | No te preocupes, me lo monto bien

CBS 4.24 | No te preocupes, me lo monto bien

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CBS 4.25 | Me voy a dormir, ¡que mañana nos espera un día largo!

Mark and Carmen are back with another episode of Coffee Break Spanish Season 4. In this episode we’re reading María’s diary entry following the first day of the dive for the missing treasure. Language points covered include the imperfect subjunctive following antes de que, the wo ...  Show more

CBS 4.26 | Venga chicos, ¡al agua, patos!

It’s time for another episode in our series for advanced Spanish learners. Join Mark and Carmen as they discuss the latest developments in our story featuring María, her Scottish boyfriend Rory and his Argentinian friend Alejandro as they embark upon the search for sunken treasur ...  Show more

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