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Learn Spanish: Conversation Practice – What are you thinking about?

Practice your Spanish listening and comprehension skills with the story I wrote and will perform for you. This class will help you improve your Spanish comprehension by increasing your Spanish vocabulary, listening to real-life conversations, and using current Spanish. This story takes on the verb "pensar" and many of its forms (pensamiento, pensativo, piénsalo, pensando, etc.) This practice will accustom your ear to Spanish so you understand more every day. Listen, understand, and learn with this comprehensive oral Spanish practice. Do you want to improve your oral Spanish skills? Then watch my video and learn from it. Please consider making a donation if you feel my lessons are helping you learn Spanish. You can donate at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ Or through PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/ButterflySpanish Listen to more stories I wrote so you practice your Spanish listening skills:    • Spanish Listening & Comprehension   I transcribed the story below in case you are curious about the sentences ¿Por qué estás tan pensativo(a)? He estado pensando mucho. ¿En qué piensas? Pienso en mi pensión. No pienses tanto en eso. Bueno está bien que pienses en eso, pero no te acabes tanto la vida. ¿Has pensado en el futuro? Yo vivo el presente. Por ejemplo, tengo pensado ir a Malasia. Mi amiga está ahí y dice que es muy bonito y que todo es barato y que la naturaleza es increíble. Si voy, te invito. Ni pensarlo. No me interesa ir a Malasia. Prefiero ir a Oaxaca. MMM bueno pues mejor piénsalo y me avisas. Sí. Tienes razón. Pensándolo bien me gustaría conocer un país diferente. ¿Pero sabes una cosa? No tengo dinero. Si tuviera, lo haría sin pensar. ---- 00:00 Introduction 02:10 Listen and understand the dialogue 15:14 Conjugation of verb "pensar" 21:19 I was thinking, estaba pensando... 23:06 Expressions with "pensar" 29:15 Complete Spanish listening Practice