In this session, practice your Spanish comprehension skills with a dialogue between a Dentist and a Patient. This Dual Conversational Spanish Practice is designed to help you understand when native Spanish speakers talk to you, or when you hear them talking on TV.Podcast Upgrade Bonus: Get access to these free bonus materials by signing up for a Free Membership: Downloadable PDF Guide with sentence by sentence article transcriptions Video with sentence by sentence transcript and pronunciation voice over Download link for MP3 Audio file of this sessionAdditionally, you can choose to receive useful Spanish learning materials by email as well as get notified when new Podcast episodes become available,You can access these Members-Only bonus materials by clicking on"signup now" to register over here (or just sign in if you already registered): Click Here to Get Your Bonus MaterialsHere are the first section of the Dialogue:Section 1: Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va? Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado? Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar. Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante. Here are the sentences again, first in Spanish, then in English and Spanish again so you can link the pieces together...Sentence 1 in Spanish (1st time) Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va?Sentence 1 in English (simplified translation) Dentist: Good morning Mr. Robles. How are you doing?Sentence 1 in Spanish (2nd time) Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va?.Sentence 2 in Spanish (1st time) Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado?Sentence 2 in English (simplified translation) Patient: Good morning Doctor, everything is fine, thank you. How have you been?Sentence 2 in Spanish (2nd time) Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado?.. Sentence 3 in Spanish (1st time) Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar.Sentence 3 in English (simplified translation) Dentist: Very good, thank you. With a lot of work and quite busy, so I can’t complain.Sentence 3 in Spanish (2nd time) Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar..Sentence 4 in Spanish (1st time) Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante.Sentence 4 in English (simplified translation) Patient: That’s a good thing. As long as there’s work you have to keep moving forward.Sentence 4 in Spanish (2nd time) Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante... You can find the full transcript of the Dialogue in the Podcast Upgrade Bonus: Get access to these free bonus materials by signing up for a Free Membership: Downloadable PDF Guide with sentence by sentence article transcriptions Video with sentence by sentence transcript and pronunciation voice over Download link for MP3 Audio file of this sessionAdditionally, you can choose to receive useful Spanish learning materials by email as well as get notified when new Podcast episodes become available,You can access these Members-Only bonus materials by clicking on"signup 8now" to register over here (or just sign in if you already registered): Click Here to Get Your Bonus MaterialsGot any questions? Share in the comments section available below these lines.The postListening: Dialogue Between a Dentist and a Patient (Podc...
In this session, practice your Spanish comprehension skills with a dialogue between a Dentist and a Patient. This Dual Conversational Spanish Practice is designed to help you understand when native Spanish speakers talk to you, or when you hear them talking on TV.
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Here are the first section of the Dialogue:
Section 1:
Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va?
Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado?
Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar.
Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante.
Here are the sentences again, first in Spanish, then in English and Spanish again so you can link the pieces together…
Sentence 1 in Spanish (1st time)
Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va?
Sentence 1 in English (simplified translation)
Dentist: Good morning Mr. Robles. How are you doing?
Sentence 1 in Spanish (2nd time)
Dentista: Buenos Días Sr. Robles. ¿Cómo le va?
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Sentence 2 in Spanish (1st time)
Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado?
Sentence 2 in English (simplified translation)
Patient: Good morning Doctor, everything is fine, thank you. How have you been?
Sentence 2 in Spanish (2nd time)
Paciente: Buenos Días Doctor, todo bien gracias. ¿Usted cómo ha estado?
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Sentence 3 in Spanish (1st time)
Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar.
Sentence 3 in English (simplified translation)
Dentist: Very good, thank you. With a lot of work and quite busy, so I can’t complain.
Sentence 3 in Spanish (2nd time)
Dentista: Muy bien, gracias. Con mucho trabajo y bastante ocupado, así que no me puedo quejar.
.
Sentence 4 in Spanish (1st time)
Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante.
Sentence 4 in English (simplified translation)
Patient: That’s a good thing. As long as there’s work you have to keep moving forward.
Sentence 4 in Spanish (2nd time)
Paciente: Eso es bueno. Mientras haya trabajo hay que darle para adelante.
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