Names of typical drinks in Spanish. In this Spanish lesson you will learn the names of common drinks in Spanish with the pronunciation of the name of each drink. The drinks vocabulary that appears in this lesson includes: agua, agua caliente, agua con gas, batido, bebida / gaseosa, bebida energética, café, café con leche, café helado, chocolate caliente, jugo de manzana, jugo de naranja, jugo de piña, jugo de tomate, leche, leche con chocolate, leche de almendras, leche de avena, leche de coco, limonada, mate / yerba mate, ponche, té, té de hierbas, té de manzanilla, té helado, té verde. You will see two short videos (5 seconds each) showing each drink mentioned above. Angélica will say the Spanish pronunciation of each word twice (once for each short video). All drinks in this lesson are NON alcoholic making it appropriate for your Spanish classroom. You can see more in our Spanish lesson here: www.woodwardspanish.com/lesson/drinks-in-spanish/ #LearnSpanish #SpanishVocabulary #Bebidas ++++++++++ NOTE: Our Spanish lessons and Spanish language resources are for people over the age of 13, mainly those learning Spanish as a foreign language (ELE - español como lengua extranjera). Do you like WOODWARD SPANISH and want to learn more Spanish? Here are the next steps: 1) SUBSCRIBE to the WOODWARD SPANISH channel so you know when I create new videos to help you improve your Spanish. - www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=WoodwardSpanish Make sure you click the notifications bell so you know immediately when I upload a new Spanish lesson. 2) FREE SPANISH LESSONS and language learning articles: 🌿 www.spanish.cl (mostly in Spanish) 🌿 www.woodwardspanish.com (free Spanish course and resources) 3) LET'S CONNECT! 🌿 twitter.com/WoodwardSpanish 🌿 www.instagram.com/woodwardspanish 4) SPANISH TEACHER RESOURCES Spanish Language Learning Resources for Teachers and Parents. (Ideal for ELE students or homeschool) 🌿 www.woodwardspanish.com/shop/ Each purchase helps me to continue creating more free Spanish language resources on YouTube and the Woodward Spanish websites. Saludos, Angélica y Rob

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