Hola, \u00bfc\u00f3mo les va todo?<\/p>\n
One of the funniest movies I\u2019ve seen recently is The Hangover<\/em>, which in Latin America is called Qu\u00e9 Pas\u00f3 Ayer<\/em> (What happened yesterday) and in Spain Resac\u00f3n en Las Vegas<\/em> (Hangover in Las Vegas). It\u2019s about four friends who go to Vegas to celebrate a bachelor party for Doug (played by Zach Galifianakis). They make a toast on the hotel roof, then the next thing they know, the next morning, is that the groom is missing, there\u2019s a tiger in their room and a baby too.<\/p>\n Now, if you want to know the rest of the story, rent the movie! I was looking at Amazon.com and the DVD brings both subtitles and audio in Spanish, so that\u2019s a great opportunity to practice your listening skills and colloquial Spanish. Remember, it’s not a movie for kids!<\/p>\n A tip for watching movies in Spanish: if you\u2019re watching it in Spanish with the subtitles in Spanish too, take some time and jot down some expressions you find useful, or that are not familiar to you. Review them afterwards, google them, see more examples and eventually make your own sentences using them.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s the trailer of the movie in Spanish (Mexican and Spain).<\/p>\n Mexican<\/strong><\/p>\n