This lesson is part of a Spanish course that puts into practice the grammar and vocabulary I first introduced in my advanced Spanish course, which are published here in the Transparent Language blog. I teach Spanish in England and Spain and now I enjoy teaching Spanish to students from all over the world through my website The Spanish Blog. Let’s test your listening skills and see if you understand short audio in Spanish. Don’t worry, if you don’t understand it very well, repeat the dictionary and phrases and you’ll be up to date and ready for the next lesson of this course. It says here that the thieves were interrogated for four hours this morning and put in jail. That’s why the pictures are in the truck, because there is no hay there. In 2004, I was promoted to the rank of Spanish teacher. I like my work and the subtleties of Spanish. In this Spanish class, we will be practicing the use of passive Spanish rates. You will need to click on the link in the letter to confirm your request. Do you understand what they say? Play the sound several times before viewing the transcript. As usual, we will first repeat some important grammar and vocabulary articles and then see if you can follow the short ear.