CBS 1.27 | Exchanging currency

CBS 1.27 | Exchanging currency

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CBS 1.28 | Aches and pains

This week Mark and Kara look at the language required for a visit to the pharmacy or doctor’s. They learn Spanish words for different parts of the body and some common remedies. The verb doler is covered, along with tener dolor de + body parts. There’s even a little music for goo ...  Show more

CBS 1.29 | At the pharmacy or doctor

In Lesson 29, Mark and Kara talk more about aches and pains and cover more useful language for a visit to a Spanish pharmacy, including symptoms and remedies. They also take a look at demonstrative adjectives as well as antes de and después de + infinitive. Please note that lesso ...  Show more

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