Immersive Spanish - Immersive Spanish: Season 4, Episode 7  – El Reencuentro (The Reunion)

Episode Date: August 1, 2025

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Practice every day, zero judgment, personalized guidance. We partner to studio.com to make it happen. Head to studio.com forward slash immersive Spanish to get started. Episode 7, El Reenquenro. Hello, Vieeros. Welcome back to immersive Spanish. Today's episode is a very special one. I'm at the Aeropuerto de Madrid Barajas,

and I'm about to pick up somebody incredibly important. Anne is flying in from Colombia, where we last saw each other a few weeks ago, deep in the jungle chasing ancient legends. Can you believe we actually found a pre-Columbian gold artifact? The Colombian government gave us a reward, and now we're starting a new life together here in Madrid? I'm sorry. Feels like forever since I last saw her. Well, while I wait by the arrival gate, it's as good a time as ever. to practice some phrases you'd use when reuniting with someone you care about.

Let's start off with, I've missed you. Te extrañado. That's three words. Te, eh, extranaido, Te extranaido. I've missed you.

To ask, how was your journey, you would say, how was your journey? How was your voyage? Como estuio. I'm I'm

Tu Viaje How Estuvo your I can't wait to tell Anna You look

more beautiful than ever You're more Linda than never You're

M M Linda that Never You You look more beautiful

than ever I can't believe you're here I can't believe you're here. I can't believe that I can't believe you here.

No, I can't believe you here. To say, finally together again, you would say, For fin, together, for, fin, together, ... Come here is. Is? If you want to say,

if you want to say, give me a hug, that would be, Damme an abraso, Damme an abrasso, Damme an abrasso, and finally, the most important, I love you. Te care. Te, I care.

Oh, by the way, there are two common ways to actually say I love you in Spanish. Te Amo and Tequiro. While Tequero literally translates to, I want you. It actually means I love you, but with a slightly less intense feeling. It's commonly used in the earliest stages of relationships, with friends or in everyday conversations. De Amo, on the other hand, expresses deeper, more powerful. passionate love. Think of, I'm in love with you.

I'd reserve it for the later stages of a relationship. And there we have it. Enough intimate expressions you'd need when reuniting with your loved one. I am nervous. I better practice. Te extra-draignado. How is it your voyage?

Anna, you're more linda than never. I hope I don't forget everything the moment I see her. It's been such a long few weeks. You hear that? Her flight just landed. Any second now. Oh, let me teach you one more phrase.

This one's really important. You're my person favorite person in the world. Eres my persona Favorita in El Mundo

Gosh, I really don't want to mess this one up So guys, how would you say I've missed you? Te extranaido Te I extranaido

How about I love you? Te Kiero. I'm I And how would I ask Anna how her trip was again? That's it, yes.

How was your voyage? How it was your voyage? There she is. Anna!

You've strainedo! You're here. No me do I think. For fin, together you're doing. You're more

guapa than never. How is your his life? long, but to think in you me was

more short. No you know of the I'm now am I'm

now am I am a person favorite in the world then

so tell me all how is the apartment you can

be to be in Chambarie Anna is luminous

and and and the and the and the and the Let's see to that you'll see us.

Let's go. Let's review some of these phrases we've learned as we head out of the airport. How would you say, I've missed you? Te extrañado. Te... Extrañado. Te extranaud. How would you ask?

How was your trip? How was your trip? How's your trip? how istou you voyage how is my favorite

how would you say you are my favorite person in the world you're my person in the world you're my person favorite in el

world you're my person favorite favorite favorite in the world. Well, via heroes, I'm so happy Anna and I are finally back together.

Ready to start our new life. In the next episode, we'll stock our kitchen with essentials and dive into the vocabulary for grocery shopping in Spain. Aster la Proxima.