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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Spanish with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is so good to be back with you. Lucas: Today we are stepping outside. We are leaving the kitchen and the library behind. Luna: Yes. Last episode was all about chopping onions. Today is about finding your way. Lucas: Exactly. Imagine you are in a new city. The streets are busy. You need to move. Luna: Oh no. I do not know this city at all. I feel nervous just thinking about it. Lucas: Do not worry. We have simple tools. First, let us talk about the subway. Luna: The subway? In Spanish? Lucas: It is metro. Let us say: ¿Dónde está el metro? Luna: Okay. ¿Dónde está el metro? Lucas: Good. Listen slowly. ¿Dónde está el metro? Luna: ¿Dónde está el metro? Lucas: Perfect. It means where is the subway? Luna: I love that it is short. Easy to remember. Lucas: Let us try it again. ¿Dónde está el metro? Luna: ¿Dónde está el metro? Lucas: You got it. Now imagine you need the train instead. Luna: The train station? Lucas: Yes. Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Luna: Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Lucas: Listen closely. Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Luna: Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Lucas: Excellent. That means I want to go to the train station. Luna: It feels very polite. Just stating my desire. Lucas: Exactly. It is clear and direct. Let us repeat it together. Luna: Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Lucas: One more time for practice. Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Luna: Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Lucas: Great work. Now, what if you are buying a ticket? Luna: Oh, right. Money matters. Lucas: True. Ask: ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Luna: ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Lucas: Slowly. ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Luna: ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Lucas: Perfect. How much does a ticket cost? Luna: I can say that without thinking now. Lucas: Let us hear it again. ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Luna: ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Lucas: Wonderful. And what about the bus? Luna: The bus stop? Lucas: Yes. La parada de autobús. Luna: La parada de autobús. Lucas: Repeat after me. La parada de autobús. Luna: La parada de autobús. Lucas: That is the bus stop. Very useful for getting around. Luna: It sounds so smooth. I like it. Lucas: Let us do it once more. La parada de autobús. Luna: La parada de autobús. Lucas: Finally, what if you are lost? Luna: Oh no. Not again. Lucas: It happens. Say: Estoy perdido. Luna: Estoy perdido. Lucas: Listen carefully. Estoy perdido. Luna: Estoy perdido. Lucas: It means I am lost. Simple and honest. Luna: I hope I never need it, but good to know. Lucas: Let us repeat it. Estoy perdido. Luna: Estoy perdido. Lucas: Before we continue our journey, I want to mention something important. Luna: What is it, Lucas? Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language, your support keeps these episodes going. Luna: Yeah. A small contribution helps us create better content for everyone. Lucas: You can find us at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: It really makes a difference. Thanks for listening. Lucas: Now, back to the street. Let us review our phrases. Luna: Okay. First: ¿Dónde está el metro? Lucas: Where is the subway? Luna: Next: Quiero ir a la estación de tren. Lucas: I want to go to the train station. Luna: Then: ¿Cuánto cuesta un billete? Lucas: How much does a ticket cost? Luna: And: La parada de autobús. Lucas: The bus stop. Luna: Last: Estoy perdido. Lucas: I am lost. Luna: These are so practical. I feel ready to travel. Lucas: You should. Practice them out loud. Feel the rhythm. Luna: I will keep repeating them until they stick. Lucas: That is the best way. Repetition builds muscle memory. Luna: Like walking down a familiar street. Lucas: Exactly. Soon you will not even think about it. Luna: I cannot wait to use them in real life. Lucas: Keep practicing, Luna. You are doing great. Luna: Thanks, Lucas. See you next time. Lucas: See you next time on Learn Spanish with Fexingo.