Spanish Story | Past Tense | Antes del viaje

Pamela tells a Spanish story about getting ready for a trip. She narrates the story in the past tenses, so you'll learn Spanish preterite and imperfect verbs. In addition to travel, the story focuses on telling time in Spanish and vocabulary for household chores.
You can watch the present tense narration of this story here: • Spanish Story | Presen...
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Pamela and Juan are native speakers from Mexico, and they tell the story using actions and expressions to make Spanish learning easy.
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This Spanish story makes a good lesson for beginners and also has useful phrases for intermediate Spanish learners. Stories in Spanish use language in a natural context and are fun for class. The story is also entertaining and educational for adults. All of our videos include Spanish subtitles.
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