Listening and understanding is certainly my weakest point in learning Spanish. Although my initial Kviziq test placed me in category C1, I know that I am not really at that level in all respects. Thus, these B2 (and even some B1) exercises are proving useful - Many Thanks ! … (The fact that I managed to notice that [in your sentence: ... Dalí y su "Muchacha en la ventana"] "mujer" was accidentally spoken in place of "muchacha", must mean that I am making some progress).
'Mujer' > 'Muchacha' in the spoken text?
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'Mujer' > 'Muchacha' in the spoken text?
This question relates to:Spanish interactive reading exercise "Desde mi balcón"
Asked 3 years ago
Hola David,
Very well spotted! There is actually a mistake there. That bit of text doesn't coincide with what I am saying.
I am indeed saying "mujer en una ventana" but the name of Dalí´s work is "Muchacha en la ventana". That will be fixed as soon as possible.
Gracias por notificarlo.
Un saludo,
Inma
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'Mujer' > 'Muchacha' in the spoken text?
Listening and understanding is certainly my weakest point in learning Spanish. Although my initial Kviziq test placed me in category C1, I know that I am not really at that level in all respects. Thus, these B2 (and even some B1) exercises are proving useful - Many Thanks ! … (The fact that I managed to notice that [in your sentence: ... Dalí y su "Muchacha en la ventana"] "mujer" was accidentally spoken in place of "muchacha", must mean that I am making some progress).
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