Conversational Spanish: Intermediate Collection One, Lessons 1-5

By: Silas Brazil

Narrated by: Eric Fallah

Get fluent with Fluent Penguin language learning tools. Designed for self-taught language learners, Fluent Penguin picks up where Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone leave off. By exposing you to a wide variety of translated conversations in everyday situations, Fluent Penguin builds your vocabulary and intuitive recognition of grammar, sentence structure, and idiomatic phrases.

Modeled after the proven and effective Pimsleur method of language learning, Fluent Penguin conversational collections employ context-driven recall techniques to help you anchor new vocabulary and phrases to the situations in which you will use them. All lessons are in audio format and use subtle repetition and meaningful associations to maximize retention of new information.

Each collection consists of conversations about common topics, ranging from work scenarios to current events, leisure activities and travel. Each statement in a conversation is first narrated in English, then spoken by native voice actors in a variety of Mexican, European, Central, and Southern American Spanish accents. Time is provided after each statement for you to repeat aloud and hone your pronunciation.

Conversation lessons range from 30 to 50 minutes in length. The following conversational topics are introduced in Conversational Spanish: Intermediate Collection One:

• Holidays
• How was your day?
• I dreamed last night
• My favorite singer
• My dream job

©2015 Silas Michael Aurich Brazil (P)2015 Silas Michael Aurich Brazil

Finally found one that works for me!

After trying so many Spanish lesson books on audible, I was very close to giving up, when I randomly purchased this one. It has restored my diminishing hope of learning this language. It doesn't contain as much content per buck compared to the others, every bit of content in it is very useful to your learning. By far the best way to teach conversational Spanish.

great ear training!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

yes - this was a great way to pick up Spanish again. I took it in high school and forgot a lot; this helped me get back to where I can understand most of simple conversations.

What did you like best about this story?

they speak at a regular speed, and also break apart conversations word for word. it makes it much easier to understand the full conversations later.

Excellent tool!

Great way to practice intermediate speaking and listening skills! Also, good as a review of known vocabulary and vocabulary building!

Very useful

They speak slightly slower and clearer than regular Latinos who tend to speak very fast on a regular basis, so nothing to complain about. Gives a bit of vocabulary without overload. Great program for beginning intermediate, exactly what i was looking for. I'm getting the next one.

Just what i was looking for after finishing pimsle

If you could sum up Conversational Spanish: Intermediate Collection One in three words, what would they be?

more pimsleur-like practice

What was one of the most memorable moments of Conversational Spanish: Intermediate Collection One?

It's exciting to be able to understand almost a complete conversation at normal speed after going through the step-by-step parts of the conversation. It's like a word-version of one of those magic-eye pictures where something previously unintelligible suddenly starts to make sense!

What about Eric Fallah’s performance did you like?

He's just the english narrator, but great voice

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

this is more of a book to revisit and go through again for review and additional practice

Any additional comments?

hopefully the next in the series is just as well done