# Nuevo Prisma A1, Unit 11: Back from a day out

**Language:** Spanish  
**CEFR Level:** A2  

> Listen in as Sonia and Jorge go over her first day in Segovia, in real, everyday Spanish, pairing with the themes of unit 11 of Nuevo Prisma A1. By the end of this course their conversation will feel easy to follow, and you'll be ready to join in.

**Setting:** Jorge's flat in Segovia at nine on a Saturday evening in October. Sonia, a friend from university, came for the weekend on the morning train and spent the day sightseeing on her own while he worked. She has just got back. They use tú with each other, as old friends do.

## Lessons

### 1. Asking how someone's day went

Sonia gets back to Jorge's flat in the evening, and he asks about her day.

### 2. Saying what you've seen

Sonia tells Jorge what she has seen today and what she has left for tomorrow.

### 3. Saying what went wrong today

Sonia tells Jorge about her late train and the rain this morning.

### 4. Contrasting today with normal

Jorge asks what Sonia has eaten, and she admits today has not been a normal day.

### 5. Saying what's done and not done yet

Jorge checks whether Sonia has bought the tickets for tomorrow and sent her mother any photos.

### 6. Talking about this year

Jorge asks Sonia if she has travelled much this year, and neither of them has.

### 7. Saying what you've arranged

Sonia asks about Jorge's day, and he tells her he has already booked a table for dinner.