How to Talk About the Past in Spanish | Spanish Podcast for Easy Conversation

Want to learn how to talk about the past in Spanish? 🇪🇸 In this easy Spanish podcast, you’ll learn simple and useful ways to talk about past events, routines, and memories in Spanish. We’ll practice common expressions like ayer, la semana pasada, el año pasado, hace dos años, antes, cuando era pequeño, and de niño. You’ll also learn how to answer everyday questions like “¿Qué hiciste ayer?” and “¿Qué hacías antes?” using simple Spanish sentences. This episode is perfect for Spanish beginners and intermediate learners who want to improve their speaking, listening, vocabulary, and confidence in everyday Spanish. 🎧 Listen, repeat, and practice with us. And remember: you don’t need complicated sentences to speak Spanish. Start with one simple sentence, then another. Practice of the day: Write 3 sentences in Spanish about what you did yesterday. ✍️ Example: Ayer trabajé. Después fui a casa. Por la noche vi una película. If you’re learning Spanish, subscribe to Spanish with Mary for more easy Spanish lessons, podcasts, vocabulary, grammar, and real-life conversations. Learn how to talk about the past in Spanish with this easy guide. Master telling stories and describing events in your own words. In this Spanish podcast for beginners, we focus on the essential tools you need to narrate past events. The key to speaking clearly is knowing how to indicate exactly when things happened, whether you are describing your childhood or something that occurred just a few days ago. We will practice phrases like "la semana pasada" and "cuando era pequeña" to help you build confidence. This lesson is perfect if you want to improve your Spanish grammar practice and start connecting your sentences naturally. In this episode, you will learn: • How to indicate time for past events • Simple ways to narrate memories • Examples to use in daily conversation • Tips to improve your Spanish conversation skills Subscribe to Spanish with Mary for simple and practical Spanish lessons. 💙