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Improve your Spanish Listening Comprehension
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14,572 students

Improve your Spanish Listening Comprehension

Practice your Spanish Listening Skills
Created byNikki Joslin
Last updated 10/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand spoken Spanish better
  • Apply listening techniques to improve listening comprehension

Course content

2 sections17 lectures28m total length
  • How to be a better listener2:49
  • Music Playlist0:02
  • How to practice your listening skills1:02
  • Extra resources0:05
  • How to take the rest of this course3:23

    Adopt a five-step process to improve listening. Listen for main ideas and tone without the transcript, then reread with the transcript, learn vocabulary, annotate, then transcription and pronunciation practice.

  • Finding the transcripts

Requirements

  • Students will need a printer to print the transcripts

Description

I don't understand Spanish speakers when they talk...

Does that sound like you?

It's a problem that many Spanish learners have - to be honest, it's common for students of all languages.

Spoken languages is just not the same as written language.

Native speakers combine words together, shorten them, change their pronunciation.

It's completely natural for the speaker, but how are you as the listener supposed to understand?

In this course we explain to you exactly why you can't understand spoken Spanish, how you can improve your listening comprehension, plus the best ways to practice listening.

Finally, you'll have plenty of exercises to put your newly-learned listening skills to the test with our podcast episodes.

If you are a beginner in Spanish, this course is probably too difficult for you. The podcasts require at least an intermediate level.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is perfect for intermediate, advanced Spanish students
  • This course is too advanced for beginner students. The podcasts require at least an intermediate level of Spanish to be understood.