
Spanish in Motion: Learn Spanish Language Through Real Life (English)
A podcast that teaches practical Spanish through real-life situations you might encounter in Spain. Each episode combines everyday vocabulary, useful phrases, natural conversations, Spanish culture, travel tips, and pronunciation advice into a single narrative. The stories are set in places like cafés, markets, trains, beaches, and daily routines. It is aimed at beginners and emphasizes not only what to say but when and why native speakers say it.
Episodes

Episode 8: Sick in Spain? Go to the Pharmacy First
Vocabularyla farmacia — the pharmacyel farmacéutico / la farmacéutica — the male pharmacist / the female pharmacistla receta — the prescriptionuna farmacia de guardia — an on-duty pharmacySaying you feel unwellMe encuentro mal. — I feel unwell.Estoy mareado / mareada. — I feel dizzy.Describing symptomsMe duele la cabeza. — My head hurts.Me duele la garganta. — My throat hurts.Tengo tos. — I have a

Episode 7: Spain Eats Churros for Breakfas, Here's How to Order
Vocabulary — places and foodla panadería — the bakeryla churrería — the churro shopel desayuno — breakfastun churro — a churrouna porra — a porra, a thicker churrochocolate caliente — hot chocolatecafé con leche — coffee with milkuna tostada — a piece of toastBeing greeted and orderingBuenos días, ¿qué va a tomar? — Good morning, what would you like?Para mí, chocolate con churros, por favor. — For

Episode 6: Hotel Check-In and Room Problems
Vocabularyuna reserva — a reservationel pasaporte — the passportla habitación — the roomla llave — the keyel ascensor — the lift/elevatorel desayuno — breakfastel wifi — Wi-Fiel aire acondicionado — air conditioningChecking inTengo una reserva a nombre de Daniel Weber. — I have a reservation under the name Daniel Weber.Quisiera registrarme, por favor. — I would like to check in, please.Aquí tiene

Episode 5: The Madrid Metro: Tickets, Lines and Directions
Vocabulary — tickets and stationsun billete sencillo — a single ticketla Tarjeta Multi — the Multi Cardla máquina de billetes — the ticket machinela línea 1 — Line 1el andén — the platformla salida — the exitBuying a ticketQuiero un billete sencillo, por favor. — I would like a single ticket, please.¿Dónde está la máquina de billetes? — Where is the ticket machine?¿Este billete sirve para el metro

🍽️ Episode 4: Menú del Día: Spain's Best Lunch Deal
Arriving and seatingBuenos días. — Good morning.¿Tienen menú del día? — Do you have a daily set menu?Una mesa para dos, por favor. — A table for two, please.¿Podemos sentarnos aquí? — Can we sit here?Understanding the menu¿Qué incluye el menú? — What does the menu include?¿Cuál es el primer plato? — What is the first course?¿Cuál es el segundo plato? — What is the second course?¿Viene con patatas?

🛒 Episode 3: Shopping at a Local Market in Spanish (Fruit, Prices & Useful Phrases)
Buenos días. (Good morning.)¿Quién es el último? (Who is last in line?)¿Me toca a mí? (Is it my turn?)Estoy buscando fruta de temporada. (I am looking for seasonal fruit.)¿Qué me recomienda hoy? (What do you recommend today?)¿Cuánto cuestan los tomates? (How much do the tomatoes cost?)¿A cuánto están las naranjas? (How much are the oranges?)¿Es el precio por kilo? (Is the price per kilo?)Quiero me

🍽️ Episode 2: How to Order Tapas in Spanish (Eat Like a Local)
Buenas noches. (Good evening.)¿Tenéis una mesa para tres? (Do you have a table for three?)¿Podemos sentarnos en la barra? (Can we sit at the bar?)Queremos ir de tapas. (We want to go out for tapas.)¿Qué nos recomienda? (What do you recommend to us?)¿Cuál es la especialidad de la casa? (What is the house specialty?)¿Qué lleva la tortilla? (What does the tortilla contain?)¿Lleva carne? (Does it cont

☕ Episode 1: Order Coffee Like a Local in Spain
Hola, buenos días. (Hello, good morning.)¿Hay una mesa libre? (Is there a free table?)Una mesa para dos, por favor. (A table for two, please.)¿Podemos sentarnos aquí? (Can we sit here?)Un café, por favor. (A coffee, please.)Un café con leche, por favor. (A coffee with milk, please.)Para mí, un café solo. (For me, a café solo.)Me pone un cortado, por favor. (A cortado, please.)¿Tiene descafeinado?
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