Ch 10 · Lesson 10

oír or escuchar?

The same distinction as and , moved to the ears.

The rule

is what the ears do on their own: to hear. takes intent: to listen. Same split as and . In everyday speech, above all in Latin America, often stands in for as well ( on a bad line is completely normal), so the drill marks which meaning is wanted. Learn the core split first: is hear, is listen.

Pick the right one

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Pick the right one: oye or escucha.

  1. No te bien, habla más alto. (hear)

  2. Ella música todos los días. (listen)

  3. ¿ eso? (hear)

  4. Nadie me cuando hablo. (listen)

  5. Se todo desde aquí. (hear)

  6. bien lo que digo. (listen)

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