Silver has long been valued as a precious metal and it is used to make everything from table utensils to photographic film, but probably the best-known use of silver is to make jewelry. True to our style of teaching our free Spanish lessons from the nooks, crannies and backrooms of Lima, Peru, Juan Carlos takes us to a jewelry workshop to help you learn some silver-related Spanish vocabulary.
If you are interested in taking an online Spanish course with us, check out the Web Spanish syllabus in order to garner a general idea of our levels of instruction.
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Soy un estudiante de la lengua española. He estado estudiando español y he estado buscando siempre algo ayudarme con mis habilidades que escuchaban.
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muchas gracias por su ayuda excelente. Randy
Es un gusto poder ayudarte, Randy. Suerte con tus estudios.
Claris,
I am so glad that you enjoyed it. It was an especially fun lesson to shoot, and what made it even more fun is that it really created some excitement for the artisans who were making the jewelry.
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