Journalhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/en-US2008-08-20T23:23:52ZSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)New Spanish podcast for kidshttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2008/3/21/new-spanish-podcast-for-kids.htmldoyenne2008-03-21T04:46:13ZDiario españolI'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.

]]>Study Spanish with Middlebury College in Spainhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2008/1/23/study-spanish-with-middlebury-college-in-spain.htmldoyenne2008-01-23T22:52:49ZDiario españolHere'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/ 

 

]]>Verbs like gustarhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/12/29/verbs-like-gustar.htmldoyenne2007-12-29T14:23:02ZEveryone 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.

 

]]>The meaning of Chehttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/12/28/the-meaning-of-che.htmldoyenne2007-12-28T01:54:58ZDo 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.

]]>Santa meets his match in Spainhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/12/26/santa-meets-his-match-in-spain.htmldoyenne2007-12-26T16:39:06ZPoor 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.  

 

 

 

]]>On the verge of extinctionhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/12/23/on-the-verge-of-extinction.htmldoyenne2007-12-23T09:37:27ZThe Zoque language in Mexico is on the verge of extinction because there are only two speakers left in the world and neither one is inclined to teach the rest of humanity how to speak their language. Visit Voices en Español to read why.

]]>Tú or ustedhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/12/19/tu-or-usted.htmldoyenne2007-12-19T01:25:41ZDiario españolOver at Voices en Español, I talked about tutear....a verb which refers to the action of using the pronoun tú when speaking to someone. Whew, that was a moutful. Well, in "Mind if I tutear?", I explore this potentially delicate issue. To read more, click here.

]]>Voces en Españolhttp://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/11/25/voces-en-espaol.htmldoyenne2007-11-25T09:30:04ZBy the way, the URL of my blog in Spanish is http://spanish-podcast.com/es

¡Hasta pronto! 

]]>Introducing.....http://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/11/12/introducing.htmldoyenne2007-11-12T15:06:31ZVocesenEspanolAA2.jpg...Voices en Español. I've created a new bilingual blog and Spanish podcast (spanish-podcast.com) for advanced students of Spanish. I'm still "unpacking" and getting acquainted with my new online home but there is plenty of room for visitors and I'd love for you to check it out. Last week I posted a podcast about the history and geography of Cantabria, Spain. Today's podcast is about Latino voters in the U.S.

Drop by Voices en Español and leave your comments. I'll still occasionally post things here on Espanglish, but for now, the bulk of my blogging will be over at Voices en Español.com

¡Hasta pronto! 

]]>Time flies when you're working hard!http://www.espanglish.info/journal/2007/11/2/time-flies-when-youre-working-hard.htmldoyenne2007-11-02T14:18:33ZEnglish journal Diario españolWell, it's been awhile, heck, it's been a loooong time since I've posted anything new on this site. Sorry for the disappearing act but I've been hard at work, behind the scenes, working on a new blog. It's taken more time and more coordination than I anticipated but I hope to unveil all the details here in about another week or so. It will be a new bilingual blog with a Spanish podcast. Subscribe to my RSS feed if you want to be in the loop. Stay tuned for more details!!!

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