Listening Resources
Hola,
I've found some pretty cool videos on Youtube and I made some subtitles to go along with them, for anyone looking for resources that they can listen to and read, Spanish subtitles, etc.
http://kameazul.blogspot.com/
I'm still learning myself, so there are some parts I couldn't understand, but for the most part you should be able to follow along.
Hope this helps!
Chao!
3 Answers
That's great practice Kameazul and kind of you to want to share.
I would suggest though, that if you could find a native speaker to check your work for you that'd be great as I just had a quick check and there seem to be quite a few mistakes.
For example there as some little things that are important, like missing prepositions which is understandable if you're learning because they are hard to hear sometimes.
Also I think the man is calling his teacher Susanita which is the diminutive of Susana instead of 'sus Anita' as you have.
So perhaps as a learning resource it might be good to have it checked first. But as a personal learning process it's an awesome way to train your ear and improve your comprehension, keep up the good work!
And that's not all! For listening practice an internet radio works great, although there are no subtitles. There are literally thousands of radio stations to listen to from all over the world. I generally tune in to the "talk stations". An added bonus is that you can listen to different accents. If you have wi-fi, it's a great way to sharpen those listening skills.
It's so good!
I'd also like to recommend a good resource to improve listening.
It's called Spanish podcasts | Spanish audio library and you can find at http://www.podcastfromspain.com/
They have a collection of audios divided by levels with scripts, test, vocabulary keys and grammar explanation. It's pretty cool.
