008 - Spanish Expressions Everybody Ought To Know: Al Pie De La Letra
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Spanish Expressions Everybody Ought To Know: Al Pie De La Letra
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In This Episode
I will explain Spanish expression proposed by Marco via Facebook: “al pie de la letra”. I will explain its meaning and I will give some examples on how you can use it in conversational Spanish.
It´s important to know and understand Spanish expressions and idioms or Spanish sayings because they are used everyday in conversations between native speakers. I will do more often this kind of podcasts so you can get to know well all the Spanish expressions necessary to understand and participate in conversations in Spain.
Today’s episode has a slightly different format. One part, is totally dedicated to pronunciation. What do you think about this format? Do you like it? Please let me know in the comment section below.
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Your Challenge for Today
Try to use this expression this week. You can use it in your conversations with friends, or simply practice it on your own. How many times will you use it this week? I’d love to hear about your thoughts and experience after listening to today’s episode in the comments below.
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