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START TO LEARN SPANISH with Fun Story for beginners – Me duele el tobillo (A1-A2)

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START TO LEARN SPANISH with Fun Story for beginners – Me duele el tobillo (A1-A2)

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Start Learning Spanish with Simple Story (A1-A2) - Me duele el tobillo LEARN SPANISH with a short story for beginners Spanish Stories for Beginners with Translation 00:00 Listen and learn Spanish with Subtitles 06:22 Listening Spanish with English Translation 21:27 Listen spanish story for beginners 26:15 Questions and vocabulary list 📖 Words from this story • el guía turístico — the tour guide (male) • la cuesta — the slope, the steep hill • hacia atrás / hacia delante — backwards / forwards • el escalón — the step • caerse — to fall over • me duele... — my ... hurts • el tobillo — the ankle • hinchado — swollen • el centro de salud — the health centre • el bastón — the walking stick • la cita — the appointment • la tarjeta sanitaria — the health card • el bolsillo — the pocket • el DNI — the Spanish ID card • la sala de espera — the waiting room • ¡Madre mía! — Oh my goodness! • la rodilla — the knee • la consulta — the doctor's room, the consulting room • ¿Qué le pasa? — What's wrong? (formal) • roto — broken • el esguince — the sprain • el hielo — ice • el reposo — rest • en alto — raised, up • la receta — the prescription • la pomada — the cream, the ointment • la farmacia — the pharmacy, the chemist's • la farmacéutica — the pharmacist (female) • el mostrador — the counter • las pastillas para la tos — cough sweets, cough drops • a la pata coja — hopping on one foot • el mazapán — marzipan • curar — to cure, to heal 🎧 How to use this video Listen once without pausing. Come back tomorrow and listen to Part 3 only — if it sounds easier, that is real progress. Learn Spanish while you relax. English Spanish translation | Bilingual stories for beginners. Listening to a SIMPLE STORY in Spanish for beginners. Listen whenever you want: in the car, on a walk, at work, or before you sleep. Hearing the same story three times — first alone, then with translation, then again — is how your ear gets used to real Spanish. Spanish from Spain, spoken clearly. A new story every few days — subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Voices in this video are synthetic (text-to-speech). The Spanish story is written by hand. #easyspanish #learnspanish #spanishlistening