This is a great resource from Transparent Language that I just happened to stumble across during one of my surfing sessions recently. I figured that it would be helpful for those just starting out, and are unable to hear the language while they are learning Spanish.

It provides several sound clips spoken by native speakers of Spanish for some of the more common Spanish vocabulary words and phrases you are bound to encounter as you study the language.

Being able to hear how the words should sound when spoken is a very important part of your Spanish learning, so I envite you to listen to the following recordings and hope that you find it helpful to your studies.

Hear Spanish Survival Phrases The phrases offered here are excerpts from the software title, Learn Spanish Now! from Transparent Language. Click on the phrase to hear the Spanish pronunciation spoken by a native Spanish speaker. Take advantage of this Spanish language resource as you learn to speak Spanish!
Basic Spanish Phrases Sí. Yes. No. No. Por favor. Please. Gracias. Thank you. De nada. You're welcome. Perdóneme. Excuse me. Lo siento. I'm sorry. Buenos días. Good morning. Buenas tardes. Good afternoon. Buenas noches. Good night.	Spanish Phrases for Meeting and Greeting ¿Habla Ud. inglés? Do you speak English? ¿Se habla inglés aquí? Does anyone here speak English? Discúlpeme por hablar tan mal el español. Excuse my poor Spanish. Solamente hablo un poco de español. I only speak a little Spanish. ¿Cómo se llama Ud.? What is your name? Me llamo Martín. My name is Martin. Esta es Catalina. This is Catalina. ¿Cómo está Ud.? How are you? ¿Qué tal ha estado Ud.? How have you been?
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