Food culture and education - Intermediate Spanish - Society #22
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Alan from Uruguay talks about all the implications with the food we buy, its production and its supply chain.
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I have now listened to this a second time, on a selective tour to repeat some intermediate videos, and I am left with the strong desire to hear more from this guy, and his subject. He obviously knows a lot about the subject, and it would be timely. Pablo, maybe he can return?
Excellent video. Alan did a great job clarifying his thoughts so that he's understood well.
It would also be nice to listen to more speakers from the Río de la Plata, as it's one of the accents that requires my complete attention.
Gracias por este video Alan / Dreaming Spanish. Entendí la mayor parte de lo que dijiste, tu acento es muy claro. ¿Es este un acento típico de Uruguay? Más, más, más por favor.
Excellent, well thought out. I would like to see videos more from this gentleman.
¡Gracias Alan! ¡Ojalá hicieras más vídeos!
Thank you, great content as always. This channel is amazing.
very interesting and well explained topic. Gracias.
I really enjoyed it!
¡Hola Alan! Donde puedo encontrar otros de vuestros vídeos sobre este tema?
Prueba en nuestra web (www.dreamingspanish.com/browse) y en "topics" puedes escoger temas como "food" o "society".
Us there a English version or way to translate, thank you
Don't translate! It's best to understand the language itself for what it is. If you're not yet at the right level, I recommend watching our Beginner or Superbeginner videos.