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Learn SPANISH Podcast | How to Talk About New Year's Resolutions in Spanish

Happy New Year, family! 🎉🍇 In this final episode of the year for the Easy Spanish Podcast, María and Pablo come together to say goodbye to the year with joy, jokes, and... a very disastrous "grape rehearsal" by Pablo! Today we reflect on the past 12 months: ✅ Did the year go by fast or slow? ✅ Storytime: We share our amazing adventure walking the Camino de Santiago (Portuguese Way) starting from Tui. 🎒 ✅ Pablo tells us about his suffering with blisters and his love for Galician food (Octopus!). 🐙 ✅ We reveal our plans for next year: The English Way! Plus, you will learn Spanish grammar in context naturally: Past Simple (Pretérito Indefinido): To tell specific anecdotes (I went, I did, I walked). Present Perfect (Pretérito Perfecto): To talk about life changes and experiences (I have learned, I have changed). Are you ready to toast with us? Hit play and practice your Spanish listening skills! 📝 IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: New Year's Eve Vocabulary in Spain (Las uvas, campanadas, aguinaldo). How to express nostalgia and memories. Spanish Culture: What is the Camino de Santiago and why we do it. Useful phrases to talk about life lessons and resolutions. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro: Pablo's disastrous "grape rehearsal". 02:30 Year in review: Does time fly? 05:00 Our experience on the Camino de Santiago (and Galician food). 08:30 Grammar: How we have changed this year (Present Perfect). 09:30 The big life lesson: Consistency vs. Rest. 10:00 Our wishes for you. 💬 QUESTION OF THE DAY: What was the most important lesson you learned this year? Have you ever walked the Camino de Santiago? Tell us in the comments! 👇 🔔 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL! If you enjoy learning Spanish with María and Pablo, please SUBSCRIBE and LIKE this video. It is the best New Year's gift you can give us! 🎁 #LearnSpanish #EasySpanishPodcast #newyear2026 #CaminoDeSantiago #SpanishListening #SpanishCulture