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Top 14 Spanish Breakup Songs For Learning Spanish Vocabulary

        Music always seems to comfort the brokenhearted. There are certain songs that speak to our hearts and put our pain into such poetic phrases that we cannot think of on our own. Others, like myself, just love sad songs even when they are not brokenhearted.  Since I loved sad songs, and I loved Spanish, I combined the two and started to listen to Spanish breakup songs in order to help me learn Spanish. I listened to the same songs over and over to use context clues to figure out the meaning of words. Also, I would take note of the popular words that were heard across the board from many songs.  Below is a list of my top 14 Spanish breakup songs (w/ lyrics). Since I know that everyone likes different genres, I tried my best to include songs for a all tastes of music. I also have them separated by reason for the breakup. Let me know what your favorite songs were from this list, and what songs you think I should have added to the list. Just Truly Broke...

HABLEMOS Ep.1 (Spanish Learners Video Podcast): La Música Urbana

The best way to better understand Spanish speakers, is to listen to one. Listen to this video and see if you can understand what is being said. If it is too difficult for you, English captions are available!

Vocabulario 1 (Principiante): Como Saludar

        En este artículo le enseño como saludar en inglés. Preste mucha atención y tome apuntes para retener la información. No se olvide que es muy importante decir las palabras en voz alta para mejorar su acento. Hello         En español, hay varias maneras de decir Hello. Es lo mismo en inglés y abajo se encuentran las formas diferentes para decirlo.  (C ara a cara ) Hola - Hi, Hello Oye - Hey Buenos días - Good morning Buenas tardes - Good afternoon Buenas noches - Good evening, Good night Buenas - Hey ( Por teléfono ) ¿Alo? - Hello? Bueno - Hello How are you?         La manera de preguntar How are you? puede cambiar dependiendo de la situación. Abajo, entérese como y cuando decirlo en formas diferentes en ingles.  ( Formal) ¿Cómo está usted? - How are you? ¿Cómo has/ha estado? - How have you been? ¿Qué hay de tu/su vida? - What's new (with you)?/ What have you be...