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I've launched another podcast in Spanish. This one is called Cody's Cuentos and it's a Spanish podcast of classic fairy tales. Check out the audio cuentos of Cody at www.codyscuentos.com.

Here's a Spanish podcast I did with Kim Griffin, director of the Spanish school of Middlebury College in Spain. If you're in college and are considering study abroad, Middlebury is definitely a program to seriously consider. They have an intensive foreign language immersion program during the summer that fully prepares you for a semester or year of study abroad in Spain.

http://spanish-podcast.com/2008/01/24/middlebury-college-in-spain/ 

Everyone who takes a beginner’s Spanish course learns this verb and how it works. But what about all the other Spanish verbs that operate exactly the same way? There are quite a few. You may already know several of these verbs but were you aware that they operated like gustar?

Visit Voices en Español for a complete listing of verbs that act like gustar.

Do you know what the word "che" means in Argentina? Here's an interesting post from Voices en Español, a bilingual blog and Spanish podcast. that explains it.

Poor Santa Claus. He's facing some tough guy competition in Spain these days! A group of tough guys called los Reyes Magos.

Read more over at Voices en Español, my bilingual blog and Spanish language podcast.