How to Talk About Friendships in Spanish | Describe Your Friends + Guest Savin from Ele-Frente
Beginners Spanish Podcast - Spanglish FriendsShow Notes
How long have you been friends with someone… and could you say it in Spanish? 🤔💬 In this special collab episode, Em and Val are joined by Savin from Ele-Frente, to help you talk about friendships in Spanish with confidence. 💛 Together, you’ll learn how to ask how long you’ve been friends, answer using simple structures, and describe your friend’s personality using beginner-friendly Spanish. 🎙️ In this episode, you’ll: ✅ Learn how to ask: How long you have been friends? In Spanish. ✅Learn how to answer that question. ✅ Describe your friend’s personality, such as they are fun, kind, hardworking, etc. ✅ Combine ideas to create natural Spanish sentences ✅ Hear a full mini conversation with a guest speaker
🎯 Reto de la Semana (Challenge of the Week) Describe a friend in Spanish using the new vocab you learn today! Example: Somos amigas desde hace cuatro años. Ella es divertida y amable. Post it in the comments or DM us on Instagram — we love celebrating your Spanish wins! 🎉
💛 Shoutout This week’s shoutout goes to our Spanglish Friend Victoria — thank you for your kind message and for sharing the podcast with your friends. Welcome to the community!
💫 Follow our Guest Host— Savin from Ele-Frente! Follow Savin here → Instagram @ele_frente He shares clear, beginner-friendly Spanish tips and is the host of the podcast Español con Pasos Firmes, helping learners build confidence step by step. Check him out on spotify!
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