Coffee Break Spanish Magazine Episode 103

Coffee Break Spanish Magazine Episode 103

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Coffee Break Spanish Magazine Episode 104

This week’s episode of the Coffee Break Spanish is a slightly spooky Hallowe’en episode. In this edition:Alba asks the macabre question ¿Cuál es tu peor pesadilla?;Laura introduces the expression me he levantado con el pie izquierdo, meaning “to get out of the wrong side of the b ...  Show more

Coffee Break Spanish Magazine Episode 105

The Coffee Break Spanish team is back with a new episode of the Magazine. In this edition:Alba asks passers-by in the streets of Barcelona, ¿De qué pasarías horas hablando?;Laura teaches us the expression se me ha ido el santo al cielo, meaning “I completely lost track of the tim ...  Show more

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