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In this podcast, David our young traveler, takes the train to Sevilla, where a woman helps him figure out which bus to take his hotel. 

There he goes through the ritual of checking in and asking about an internet connection. He explores the city, and then arranges to meet with Ana and some of her friends for dinner.

Then they all go to la Triana. La Triana is a cool neighborhood and administrative district located on the west bank of the Guadalquivir River in the city of Seville, Spain.

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In this podcast, David, our young traveler, packs in a last day of sightseeing in Sevilla before he takes a flight to Berlin. From the airport he takes the subway to his aunt's apartment at la calle Atocha .

His aunt treats him to a typical local dish and then invites him for a glass of wine in the bar Museo Chichote. The remaining days in Madrid pass fast and he promises to return. 

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As Gamesforlanguage, Lingohut is also completely free with over 100 vocabulary lessons!

And, just in case you forgot, or did not notice: There are also many FREE Quick Games you can access by just clicking on the Link. You don't need to register and they only take a few minutes to play.