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Speaker 1: Do you think you're already beyond the beginner level in Spanish?

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Let's find out. In this episode you'll hear an excerpt

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from my show Basic Spanish Conversations where I tell the

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story of heavy metal legend Tomaya, the vocalist of Slayer,

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who was born in Tille. If you can follow this story,

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you're definitely not an early beginner anymore. And to make

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it more interesting, here are three comprehension questions. No moto,

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no quandonazo tomara ya, when was he born? Nometo? Does

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a quida semudo a loostyle sunidos at what age did

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he move to the United States? And no moto trees

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instrumental toka yaki that comment show at ogar what instrument

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does he play? And when they start? Are you ready

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for this?

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Speaker 2: Don't they? Quand tom A yeah.

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Speaker 1: Tomaraja, Nazio Elasuda, the mar and Chile Nacio el sjuno,

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the mino sento Santa. You know Chile is super in

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natal lust thou.

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Speaker 2: I gueta semudo alostados.

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Speaker 1: Also a minocentos says sefue Alasuda the South Kate California.

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Speaker 3: Instrumental Toka toca maajo aquia to Supremier Bajo.

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Speaker 1: El tuo sup Premier Bajo. Also, I said that commerso

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at Carol intrumento concacune de lobetos rolling stones. Was that

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too difficult? Let me give you a little help. This

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part of the story is told in the petrich one

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of the past tensas en Espanol. You usually start learning

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this at an upper beginner level. Here are a few

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close before we listen again. Oh, no, quando Nacio, it's

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a year in the sixties, which one that's your job?

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Those I give that semudo as.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 1: He wasn't an adult yet. That's already a big clue.

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There is instrument to toka yaquive that comment so is

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a string instrument and he started young. Ready for the

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second listen, here we go.

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Speaker 2: Don't they Quando tom arajam.

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Speaker 1: Tomaraja Nacio elasuda mar and Chile Nacio the mino sento Santa.

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You know Chile is super in natal plus a thousan.

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Speaker 2: I give that semudo alos.

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Speaker 1: Sem a minoo says sefue Alasua the South kate California.

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Speaker 3: Canesmento toka toca bajo. I get that to Supremier Bajo

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ail to sup.

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Speaker 1: Premier Bajo loo I said that commentso at to carol

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instrumento conconcerner de lobatus eat Rolling Stones one to check

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your answers. The transcript is available in the episode description.

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And if this was too hard, that's actually useful. It

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helps you to see where you're right now in your

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Spanish journey. Keep studying Spanish requires consistency, and today there

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are so many resources that there are no excuses not

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to learn Espanol. And if you felt comfortable with this excerpt,

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you can listen to the full episode on my show

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Basic Spanish Conversations, available on all major listening apps. Is

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the perfectness step after speaking Spanish for beginners as a

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proxima that ta

