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Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. Destinos Movies Preview. If your Spanish is already pretty good, you may want to consider jumping right to the second course , which gets into specialist categories like mental health, oncology, dentistry and more. However, bear in mind the course has been designed for students who have at least a B1 level of Spanish, so if your level is lower, this course will be very challenging for you.

With five lessons and one final test, this course will teach you lots of vocabulary and expressions that are used specifically in medical and hospital environments. Each lesson is divided into several sections. The different vocabulary lists can be studied and reviewed in the form of flashcards, which can be downloaded for free when you purchase the course. This course offered by the University of New Hampshire is perfect for any person with no prior knowledge of Spanish.

It starts with simple topics such as Spanish pronunciation, the colors and the family , and it teaches you Spanish vocabulary and grammar while slowly introducing medical terminology on topics that range from the body to medical tests to pregnancy.

The course tackles the topic of Latin American families lesson 2 , which will be helpful to understand the cultural component of your patients. One version has specific start dates and includes the help of an instructor.

The other version does not have an instructor, but the course can be done whenever you want. The first module is an introduction to the Spanish language. It includes topics such as pronunciation, listening comprehension, sentence structure and word order. The second module teaches the terminology related to the medical office and the third one covers the vocabulary necessary in the examination room.

With over 60 videos or, as they call them, virtual classes , 96 readings, a ton of exercises and interactive practice and five quizzes, this course, offered by the Rice University on Coursera, is possibly one of the most comprehensive free courses on the topic you will ever find. Each module covers a step in the doctor-patient journey, from the preliminary interview to the physical examination to the final diagnosis and treatment.

The last module is focused on communication difficulties that may arise between a doctor and their patient. You can buy a certificate of completion after you pass all the quizzes and finish the course, but the course is otherwise completely free.

Technology is getting better and better, and nowadays we are able to learn practically anything on the go thanks to smartphones and, specifically, apps. Learning languages with apps has become very popular, but are healthcare and medical Spanish included in them?

There are some very popular language learning apps that include some lessons on health in general, the parts of the body and diseases, though there is little more to be found on popular apps pertaining to the medical field.

Duolingo, for example, includes some health and hospital lessons, but they are so short and so far down the lesson tree that they are not really worth it as a medical resource. The same happens with Rosetta Stone. This is not an app designed to teach you medical Spanish, so apart from the odd body part or common illness, you will not find much there although Rosetta Stone Enterprise includes a healthcare course in Spanish , this is not a course intended for individuals.

To learn medical Spanish with an app, the best option is to go for one that has been specifically designed for that purpose. Available: Browser iOS Android. Canopy primarily targets doctors and nurses through its apps and website, although anyone can use it to learn medical Spanish. The program is available online and offers a certificate of completion. Even though this is a serious learning tool for medical professionals, it still knows how to have fun with its learning: Each lesson in Canopy is presented alongside a medical telenovela.

If you are looking for a more entry-level option, Canopy also has two apps that are completely free. The main app, Canopy Speak linked above offers phrases in 15 languages, including Spanish.

The app teaches over 4, medical phrases across nine specialties, like dentistry, pediatrics and general surgery. While you might also use Canopy Speak to study seriously, this program is intended more for quick and easy translation without having to know the language. The second app, Canopy Quest , is only available for iOS users. It is also designed to help you learn medical Spanish in a game-like manner.

The app has you role-play through real scenarios in order to practice your Spanish speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. If you are looking for a way to learn Spanish through authentic scenarios, you will want to give FluentU a try. FluentU offers numerous benefits for medical professionals. You will find lots of great videos focused on interactions between doctors and patients in hospitals, general physical health and more relevant topics.

FluentU takes real-world videos—like music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talks—and turns them into personalized language learning lessons.

Other sites use scripted content. FluentU uses a natural approach that helps you ease into the Spanish language and culture over time. The course combines watching, reading, listening and writing in an entertaining way and I would recommend it anyone looking to learn Spanish. Like Liked by 1 person. This resource is pure gold. Thank you for all your effort to provide this. Well done! Thanks, K. Like Like. Can you upload the pdf? I have not made a copy yet.

Use the Study Guides in the meantime. They are the same at the text and more current. Thanks for all the material you provided. I have the Destinos textbook, purchased used, but not the accompanying CDs. I have the first edition of the text as well.

But I have been unable to locate the audio files for this version of the text. I just started Destinos and came across your resources…absolutely amazing and thank you so so so so so so much!!! Muchas gracias y lo aprecio.

Hi Tom, Thank you so much for the upload! Whenever i try to play the audio file, it does not work. Is this an issue for anyone else? Thanks for posting these! These resources are wonderful! Audio files are not included, but you can get them from my DestinosTelenovela site. Thank you kindly. Thank you. This is webpage is goldmine..

Thank you so much for putting all of this together and sharing it with the world! What a wonderful resource! Thank you so much for your labor of love! The transcripts are so helpful in my Spanish learning through watching the Destinos.

You are the man! They really price gouge textbooks these days. Thanks again! Thanks for the kind comments. If you find anything missing let me know. Also, if you move on to Nuevo Destinos, the videos have been pulled from Annenberg, but I can give you access to the WP4 versions. My one problem is that the Destinos videos in the. They also look like they are 2 hours and 45 minutes long in the Quicktime player on my Mac.

Mojave OSX Thank you so much for everything you did to transcribe the episodes. And, BTW, the extra resources on this page are incredible. Yes, this site has been a real blessing for me while I was away from my hard copy Destinos books for over a year. Not the greatest Spanish text in the world, maybe, but I used it in a Spanish college course, and it has its good points.

It seems that at least some of the videos were on the 5th ed cd-rom. There is a cd set available with the all the videos for the 7th edition, which cd I used to own, but can no longer locate. There may have been a place to download them on the internet, because I have a few saved in my computer. I did find transcripts for the videos online if those might help someone else.

It really is hugely appreciated and greatly assisting with my learning through Destinos. Thank you so much for this great resource, you have gone above and beyond and shows your love of the language and of people. Do you know where I could find it? Thank you a million times! Thank you so much for all the useful resources. Every episode of Destinos covers new grammatical concepts, vocabulary, and cultural practices.

As a learner moves from episode to episode and destination to destination, the content grows more challenging. The Practice section of Destinos parallels the Watch section, in that the Practice activities are organized by destination. Each activity relates to one or several episodes, and provides opportunities to review the grammar, vocabulary, or cultural practices. In Practice, as in Watch, as you move from destination to destination, the content becomes more rigorous.

High school, college, and continuing education instructors offered their tips on teaching with Destinos. It is essential to replay and discuss. As all episodes are available online, so episodes can be assigned as homework or for review. Teenage students might giggle at the outfits and the hairstyles. Allow them to talk about this aspect of the series at the start as a means of diffusing their silliness. Showing captions which are in Spanish changes Destinos from a watching and listening activity to a reading activity.

Try leaving captions off, to challenge students. Destinos allows you to introduce realia to students without having to bring physical materials into a classroom — this is especially valuable for distance-based learning. Teaching Foreign Languages K Workshop is a free learner. Have students prepare skits where they reenact scenes from various episodes.

Depending on skill level, the instructor can give students the script or have students listen and write down the dialogue. For schools with the time and technical facilities, students can film these scenes for classroom screening. Examples of student reenactments can be found on YouTube. What happens next? Have students describe what happens to major and minor characters they met in Destinos. What happened before?

Have students write background biographies for characters, using information in the show, plus their imaginations. Beginning students, who might not be comfortable writing full paragraphs, can write Facebook status updates for various characters.

Have students use graphic organizers to help them gather and understand information about the episodes. Funded by Annenberg Media and the Geraldine R. Since the episodes began streaming on learner.