Spanish for Beginners

Listen and repeat simple Spanish phrases about months, birthdays, and dates — perfect beginner phrase practice.

Show Notes

Learn to talk about the months of the year in Spanish with simple, useful phrases you can repeat out loud right away. In this lesson: • Ask and answer what month it is • Talk about birthdays, travel, and important dates using months • Repeat full example sentences to build natural pronunciation Vocabulary from this episode: - ¿Qué mes es? – What month is it? - Es enero. – It is January. - marzo – March - julio – July - septiembre – September - diciembre – December - mayo – May - Mi cumpleaños es en... – My birthday is in... - Que tengas un buen mes. – I hope you have a good month. Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-lessons-en&utm_content=meses-del-ano-neutral

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Welcome to this Spanish lesson for complete beginners. We are going to learn how to talk about the months of the year, with simple phrases you can actually use. After each Spanish phrase, repeat it out loud. Lets get started.
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What month is it?
¿Qué mes es?
¿Qué mes es?
¿Qué mes es?
What month is it?
¿Qué mes es?
It is January.
Es enero.
Es enero.
Es enero.
It is January.
Es enero.
My birthday is in March.
Mi cumpleaños es en marzo.
Mi cumpleaños es en marzo.
Mi cumpleaños es en marzo.
My birthday is in March.
Mi cumpleaños es en marzo.
We are traveling in July.
Viajamos en julio.
Viajamos en julio.
Viajamos en julio.
We are traveling in July.
Viajamos en julio.
The course starts in September.
El curso empieza en septiembre.
El curso empieza en septiembre.
El curso empieza en septiembre.
The course starts in September.
El curso empieza en septiembre.
See you in December.
Nos vemos en diciembre.
Nos vemos en diciembre.
Nos vemos en diciembre.
See you in December.
Nos vemos en diciembre.
The meeting is on May tenth.
La reunión es el diez de mayo.
La reunión es el diez de mayo.
La reunión es el diez de mayo.
The meeting is on May tenth.
La reunión es el diez de mayo.
I hope you have a good month.
Que tengas un buen mes.
Que tengas un buen mes.
Que tengas un buen mes.
I hope you have a good month.
Que tengas un buen mes.
Great work. Today we practiced asking what month it is, saying it is January, talking about a birthday in March, traveling in July, a course starting in September, seeing someone in December, a meeting on May tenth, and wishing someone a good month. Go back and repeat these phrases out loud as many times as you need.