Spanish and Go's video: Surviving an Earthquake in Spanish Important Vocabulary

Life in Latin American countries often comes with having to take a few extra precautions. Earthquakes are a real danger in Mexico, Puerto Rico, and many other places where you might be visiting to practice your Spanish. So in this episode we cover different phrases and vocabulary to help you prepare yourself for the worst in case of an emergency. We also share a bit about our experience surviving a 6.4 earthquake in Puerto Rico. We were in the dark for 48 hours, but the lights just came back on! Thanks everyone who checked in on us. Learn about the differences between a terremoto, sismo, temblor, and more. 🎁Get our Spanish Phrase Power Pack ebook for free!: http://spanishandgo.com/getstarted 🔴 Subscribe for more free travel and Spanish Tips: http://bit.ly/subscribe-and-go ✅Recommended Playlists: More Spanish Lessons: http://bit.ly/spanishlessons-playlist More Travel Tips: http://bit.ly/traveltips-playlist 🚨Travel Insurance: http://spanishandgo.com/get/insurance 📷Our Gear: http://bit.ly/gear-and-go We're Jim and May, a gringo/Mexican married couple dedicated to helping you learn Spanish and travel the world with confidence. We teach "real-world travel Spanish" to show you how to navigate the Spanish-speaking world. Learn about places to visit, cultural differences, food, and the traditions that make each country unique. Learn Spanish, travel the world. ¡El camino es el destino! ✅Follow along with us on: ● Our Website: http://SpanishandGo.com/ ● Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SpanishandGo ● Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/SpanishandGo ● Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SpanishandGo Note: Some of the links above are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, we earn a commission if you make a purchase. We use all the companies listed here and recommend them because they are the best we’ve found to help us during our travels. If you are preparing to go on your own adventures and would like to support us in some way, using these links will help do exactly that. If you have any questions about the companies, please let us know.