Spanish online reading and listening practice - level C1
Eva Hache is a Spanish comedian and actress. Her real name is Eva Hernández Villegas, so Hache is in fact the initial of her first surname (the letter H - hache).
If you enjoy this reader take a look at another sketch of hers we have featured previously: Los zumos - Eva Hache.
This reading and listening exercise can help you review Omisión de la letra d en español colloquial, El apóstrofo and using que to introduce a warning or threat. It is suitable for level C1 Spanish students because of the pace of speech and the number of idiomatic expressions.
Exercise: Los antiguos viajes a la playa
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