Watching movies in the foreign language is a great way to work on the listening comprehension skills and acquire new vocabulary. However, watching a full film can be very tiring, left alone all the time it requires. That is why a great alternative, but equally useful, can be watching short films.
Here there is a link to a webpage that hosts Free Short Films in Spanish, with English subtitles. Have a look and immerse yourself in a bit of culture while praticing the language!
S2 have recently studied (or are studying) how to ask and tell the time – preguntar y decir la hora – in Spanish. Here there is a very explicative and summarized image. Hope you find it useful!
Tricks of Tongue
Top tips from experts to learn a language quickly
If you want to see the whole article from the BBC, go to http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20150302-secrets-to-learning-a-language
But to START TAKINGS RISKS, go to a version of the article written in Spanish: to http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias/2015/03/150309_vert_cap_aprender_idioma_rapido_yv
ELE stands for Espanol como Lengua Extranjera (Spanish as a Foreign Language).
Our students are all ELE students, and so if you search in the internet for any resources or information adding the label “ELE”, the search can be more fruitful.
VideoEle is an example of a very good webpage addressed to ELE students. And the great thing about it is that all the Units are sustained around a video (whose transcripts you can read, of course).
We are sure you will find this website extremely useful!
http://www.videoele.com/en/Curso_en.html
Some interesting facts about language and how they relate to other skills. In order to see the whole article and other facts from different studies, follow the link below!
[Source: http://www.all-languages.org.uk/news/features/speaking-mind-links-languages-skills/]
