Hosted by McMedia · 🇺🇸 US · ES · 29 episodes
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Bite sized lessons for learning conversational Spanish for the workplace. Perfect for listening to on the way to work, at the gym, or any time you may have free to learn Spanish! These lessons are intended to help you learn in a pragmatic way, and don't focus heavily on grammar. There are many more to supplement what you learn here, and I encourage you to listen to more, read more, and most importantly, actually speak with native speakers if you can. Follow along with these though, and listen as much as you can, and you will learn a great deal to help you in the workplace!
McMedia hosts Spanish On the Clock, a education show with 29 episodes published.
Hosting and Seating Guests The party's at the door — and the night is packed. Mike and Sofia cover the phrases every host needs to move guests from the entrance to their seat: "cuántos son" (how many are in your party),
Show notesSpecial Requests - Dietary Needs in Spanish The order's coming in — and it's not simple. Mike and Sofia cover the phrases that keep the kitchen and the guest on the same page: "alérgico / alérgica" (allergic), "no puede
Show notesIs Everything OK? - Handling Complaints and the Check The food is down — now comes the moment of truth. Mike and Sofia cover the phrases that turn a rough table into a happy one: "todo bien" (everything good?), "lo sient
Show notesHow Does It Taste? You can cook the food and call out the orders — now it's time to talk about what's on the plate. Mike and Sofia cover the words you'll use every shift to describe what you're serving: "picante" (spicy)
Show notesBehind the Line: Kitchen Communication. The dining room is one thing — the kitchen is another. Mike and Sofia tackle the fast-paced callouts that keep a line running: "se acabó" (we're out), "necesito" (I need), "más" (m
Show notesCooking Commands: Food Prep in Spanish. You can take orders and find your way around the kitchen — now it's time to cook. Mike and Sofia cover the action words that drive every shift: "corta" (cut), "mezcla" (mix), "hier
Show notesKitchen Essentials: Your Restaurant Toolkit. You know how to take orders — now it's time to learn the tools of the trade. Mike and Sofia walk you through the essential kitchen items like knives, pans, plates, glasses, an
Show notesTaking Orders Like a Pro. You survived your first day — now it's time to actually take some orders. Mike and Sofia teach you how to ask customers what they'd like to drink, what they want for an appetizer, and what they'
Show notesFirst Day in the Kitchen. You just got hired and the kitchen crew speaks Spanish — time to keep up. Mike and Sofia teach you the basics of greeting your coworkers, introducing yourself, and surviving your first day witho
Show notesHealthcare Episode 9 — Allergies and Medications Every shift brings patients who can't tell you what they can't take. Mike and Sofia cover the words that keep medication safe: "alérgico / alérgica" (allergic), "no puede"
Show notesHealthcare Episode 8 — Numbers and Vital SignsNumbers matter most when the patient is right in front of you. Mike and Sofia cover the phrases that let you take and report vitals in Spanish: "la presión" (blood pressure),
Show notesHealthcare Episode 7 — Going Home - Discharge Instructions The hardest part of the visit is over — now you need to send them home right. Mike and Sofia cover the discharge phrases every healthcare worker needs: "tome" (t
Show notesSomething's Not Right. You know how to greet patients and ask where it hurts — now it's time to describe what you're seeing. Mike and Sofia cover the symptoms you'll encounter every shift: "tiene fiebre" (has a fever), "
Show notesWhat Happens Next: Explaining Procedures. Your patients trust you more when they know what's coming. Mike and Sofia walk through the phrases that keep patients calm during exams: "voy a" (I'm going to), "necesito" (I nee
Show notesGiving Instructions to Patients. Your patients are in the room — now you need them to follow along. Mike and Sofia walk through the key exam commands: "acuéstese" (lie down), "respire profundo" (breathe deeply), "abra la
Show notesBody Parts: Where Does It Hurt? You know how to ask where it hurts — now it's time to understand the answer. Mike and Sofia teach you the body parts you'll hear most in a clinical setting: head, arm, leg, back, and stoma
Show notesPatient Basics: How Are You Feeling? Now that you can say hello, it's time to actually help your patients. Mike and Sofia cover the phrases you'll use every single shift: asking how someone feels, finding out where it hu
Show notesFirst Day at the Clinic. Your first shift at the clinic just got a lot less awkward. Mike learns how to greet patients, introduce himself as a nurse, and make a great first impression — all in Spanish. Sofia keeps it sim
Show notesConstruction Episode 9 — Putting It Together: Connectors for the Job Site The job site runs on more than single words. Mike and Sofia cover the connectors that turn what you know into full instructions: "y" (and), "pero"
Show notesConstruction Episode 8 — Good Job - Giving Feedback on SiteThe work is done — now you have to tell them if it's right. Mike and Sofia cover the feedback phrases every supervisor and crew member needs: "bien hecho" (good
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