46 Minutes of Intermediate Spanish Listening Comprehension

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In this video, you’ll challenge your Spanish listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues for Intermediate Level by Spanish native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Spanish, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.

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[mrchopsticks]

This is intermediate? Holy crap, I thought I was intermediate, I've got a long ways to go.

[Linguiphile]

Very nice. I especially like how you repeat the conversations with subtitles and visual clues. Thank you.

[jasminegiles]

If only Spanish was always spoken this slowly 😩

[eric_andrews]

My left ear thanks you very much for this video

[danylaranoriega]

I'm spanish native speaker and I saw this version of the lesson when i was learning english, now i'm learning Russian and i found the same version, i was curious if I could found the same in spanish.
I just want to say this channel is so helpful when you are beginner in a language, don't give up and practice every day!

[estelaa]

Yay! I took Spanish for 3 years in high school, 2 years in college. But, haven't practiced it very much lately... I'm super happy to get back into it. I'd love to sound more fluent, as my family is Latin American. To know the language is essential to embracing the culture <3

[karinbur]

Thank you! This might be useful for our Spanish group! I like that the speakers don't "speak down, " they "slur" the words as you often hear in Spanish. One has to get used to hearing a lot of spoken vocabulary to begin to hear phrases properly, because often whole syllables are left out; or the end of one word becomes the beginning of another. This isn't "sloppy" pronunciation, it's actual speech. We do it in English all the time.

[regulor]

This is probably the best intermediate Spanish video I’ve seen (though admittedly I haven’t spent much time looking). I understood 80-90% of it but was still challenging at times. I’ll take this over duolingo any day for listening comprehension ;)

[Characterbuilding]

It's funny! Some of these questions I can understand everything they are saying! And then other questions, I have absolutely no idea what the answer is haha! Anyone else in the same boat?

[gabriellaarriaga]

I've completed three years of Spanish and am trying to practice the language. My family is from Guatemala, but they never taught me. It's time to embrace the culture and grow closer to my roots! This video brings me closer to that goal.

[Dioleate]

Nice, I'm actually doing better than I thought. I'm self-taught, haven't been in a classroom since high school. I worked through Babbel and since have been reading the Harry Potter books on my kindle in spanish, currently 50% of the way through the 3rd one. These lessons were slightly challenging but I could handle and keep up with each one.

[maxynoelia]

Hola! Nosotros somos mexicanos y tenemos un canal con subtitulos en inglés sobre nuestra vida en china. Ojalá les sea útil para aprender otro tipo de acento en español. Bienvenidos 🙂🙂🙂

[JasperAlkmaar]

I really love it when they say: Female students are discussing about job applications. And you hear a atlantic deep voice of a man.

[DavyDavePapi]

I can somewhat understand most of what they're saying but there are words I never learned and heard because i was learning english around 4 years old and slowly stopped speaking Spanish growing up. So now I speak perfect english but missing a lot of vocabulary and saying sentences incorrectly in Spanish. The struggle

[Guidus]

seeing the term 'intermediate' and realizing you've graduated from beginnership is such a great feeling!

[theenzone]

I listened to this last year and really struggled with it. I haven't been studying much but have been listening to Spanish radio and now upon coming back to this it seems so much slower and easier to understand, Just shows that listening to native speakers does train your ear well.

[amo_res]

Welp, highschool spanish got me to intermediate level… I’m practicing now since i’m probably taking spanish in University. I understand like 65-70% of it. I’m proud

[xz]

To those of you in the United States learning Spanish who are complaining about the woman's way of speaking: I say you'd better saddle up because most Spanish speakers here talk just like that. I don't know that I've heard any people who sound like the man, like he came out of a Spanish textbook.

[sixsixxsixxxx]

in Ecudor from US - been here two months and while I am slowly understanding Spanish better and speaking a bit i want to accelerate my learning and be able to converse - this program looks great can't wait to start

[elcamillo]

Don't complain about speaker's voice. In real life you won't meet with "perfect" native, most of us speak in some way "originally". Either a bit faster or with some dialect