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Telemundo provides English subtitles via closed captioning primarily on weekdays from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time, during the network's prime time lineup. The subtitles are transmitted over the CC3 caption channel in standard definition and the CS2 caption channel available on most digital tuners in high definition. The network produces the translations in-house, and intends them to attract Hispanic viewers who may not be fluent in Spanish as well as other non-Spanish speakers.[43][44] Programs that include English captions are identified on-air by a special digital on-screen graphic seen at the start of each episode, denoting the specific caption channels in which viewers can receive subtitles in either Spanish or English (see right).
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Telemundo was the first Spanish-language network in the United States to incorporate English captions during its programming, beginning with the premieres of La Cenicienta ("Cinderella") and Amor Descarado ("Barefaced Love") on September 8, 2003;[44] this generated a small, loyal fan base among English-speaking viewers.[45] The subtitles were briefly discontinued without notice on October 14, 2008, citing budget cuts made by NBC Universal and the network's switch from analog to digital broadcasts; representatives for Telemundo also cited the need to concentrate resources on its core Spanish-speaking audience. However, the network soon reversed its decision due to demand by viewers in favor of the English subtitles,[45] which returned on all prime time novelas on March 30, 2009.
Programs that include English-language captions during their original broadcast may also include them in repeat broadcasts airing outside of the network's prime time schedule after the program's original run on the network or, since 2012, as part of the network's late-night novela repeat block. Some programs (notably the defunct long-running erotic anthology Decisiones ("Decisions"), which the network now airs only in reruns), include English captions only for certain episodes, depending on when they were produced. Programs that use English captions are primarily consist of telenovelas, though a few shows outside the genre (such as the prime time court show Caso Cerrado) are also transcribed in both languages. Availability of English subtitles is limited to the technical capacity of the local station, cable or satellite provider, or other outlet to disseminate them over the network feed.
Since then, other networks in the United States have utilized the practice of providing closed captions in both English and Spanish. On January 30, 2012, Univision began airing CC3 English captions on its evening programming (primarily with its weeknight telenovelas, along with select weekend prime time series).[46][47] Azteca also transmits English language captions on certain programs. And in an inverse manner, upon the launch of the now-defunct Qubo Channel in 2007, most of its programming included CC3 Spanish subtitles in addition to its native CC1 English subtitles.[48]
If you are an intermediate or advanced learner, I recommend watching with Spanish subtitles as studies show it enhances language learning. I also jot down any interesting new vocabulary to add to my Anki flashcards later.
Pasión de gavilanes is a PG-rated show about love and heartbreak. Inspired by Romeo and Juliet, this series follows three brothers as they fall in love with the three sisters from their rival family. Will the men be able to overcome their prejudices and resentment for true love? Check out the trailer for a sneak peek!
Joanne was born in St. Cloud, MN on October 17th, 1931 to William Bastien and Magdalena (Arendt) Bastien. She had one brother, Joseph and three sisters, Florence, Marjorie and Rose; she is survived by her brother.
Norma was born in Baleno, Masbate Province in the Philippines, to Filomeno Valdemoro and Amada (Laurio) Valdemoro. She had four brothers: Huberto, Jose, Herminio and Rev. Filomino and four sisters: Teresita, Linda, Nimfa and Purita. Her brothers Hermino and Rev. Filomino have pre-deceased her.
Parents need to know that Coven of Sisters (Akelarre in its original Spanish and Basque language version) is a dark film about the Catholic church's historical attempts to root out moral corruption and perceived demonic sorcery by burning women accused of witchcraft at the stake. The film has some very violent scenes, including one where men attempt to rid a young woman of the devil by poking deeply into her skin with a sharp implement, threatening to thrust it into the center of her eye. She screams and bleeds, just as we've seen other young women return from previous interrogations bloody, traumatized, and with their hair shorn. The women are chased, dragged, tortured, stripped down to their underclothes, and imprisoned. They participate in what appears to be a satanic ritual, where they writhe, scream, chant, dance, and wag their tongues. Their interactions with demonic spirits are described in sexual terms -- demons being swallowed through their "asses," the devil introducing his apparently ample and thorny "tail" into young women. One of the inquisitors in particular is aroused by the women's tales and their reenactments of orgasmic pleasure. He talks of "vices of the flesh" and the temptation for men of very young women. One woman is seen naked from behind. Language (in English subtitles) includes "f--k," "s--t," "whore," "bitch," "ass," "c-ck," and various terms for the devil. The film was reviewed in the original Spanish and Basque with subtitles in English.
You can watch the commercial on this learning platform with interactive subtitles, as you can see above. These let you hover over any word for a definition or click on it for more information as well as text and video examples.
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To help you start a new obsession (hey, what are friends for?), below is a list of my favorite Spanish period dramas available on Netflix. Fans of Downton Abbey, Timeless, and Atonement are sure to enjoy these series. I do highly recommend watching these shows in their original language with subtitles. Finding time in our busy schedules to watch programming with subtitles is hard. However, hearing the words as originally meant to be spoken adds to the experience. You will not regret it, I promise!
A Norador Productions release. Writers-directors Ines Paris and Daniela Fejerman. Executive producer Beatriz de la Gandara. Cinematographer David Omedes. Editor Fidel Collados. Music Juan Bardem. Costumes Vicente Ruiz. Art director Soledad Sesena. In Spanish, with English subtitles. Running time: 1 hour, 33 minutes.
Philippe Lioret (France 2009) 110 min. 35MM. With Vincent Lindon, Firat Ayverdi. French, Kurdish & English with English subtitles.A compassionate immigration drama about the hope of new beginnings and the power of true love, Welcome centers on two couples contending with issues of separation and dislocation. A 17 year-old Kurdish refugee has struggled his way through Europe for 3 months, trying to reunite with his girlfriend, who recently emigrated to England. Stopped by authorities on the French side of the Channel, he meets a swimming instructor in turmoil over his imminent divorce. Their relationship is an extraordinary account of human bonding that won the Ecumenical Jury & Europa Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Jonas Carpignano (Italy/France/US/Germany 2015) 107 min. DCP. With Koudous Seihon, Alassane Sy. Multiple languages with English subtitles.This remarkably timely, eye-opening look at an all-too-real issue charts the death-defying struggle of African migrants as they risk everything to start a new life in Europe. Ayiva (first time actor Koudous Seihon in a revelatory performance) and Abas (Sy) are close friends from Burkina Faso determined to make it to Italy in order to find work and provide for their families back home. But even after surviving the harrowing journey nothing can prepare the two men for the hostility and violence that awaits them.
Aki Kaurismäki (France/Finland 2011) 93 min. 35MM. With André Wilms, Kati Outinen, Blondin Miguel. French with English subtitles.In this warmhearted portrait of the French harbor city that gives the film its name, fate throws young African refugee Idrissa (Miguel) into the path of Marcel Marx (Wilms), a well-spoken bohemian who works as a shoeshiner. With innate optimism and the unwavering support of his community, Marcel stands up to officials doggedly pursuing the boy for deportation. A political fairy tale that exists somewhere between the reality of contemporary France and the classic cinema of Jean-Pierre Melville and Marcel Carné, Le Havre is a charming, deadpan delight.
This lesson will involve a very strong command of Spanish. A teacher who wants to expose his or her students to Spanish literature, history and film, yet does not have students at such a high level, may still teach the lesson with profit by scaffolding it for the students. For example, the video could be viewed several times, with pauses to clarify meaning, or English subtitles or audio if absolutely necessary. Students could use class time to prepare what they want to say in the final debate, having the teacher and more able students assist each other to express themselves in Spanish. English may also be used as a last resort.Post-AssessmentStudents can be graded on their participation in the debate, or be asked to generate a written work in response to or as an extension of class discussions.
Misunderstood / Incompresa (North American Premiere)Asia Argento, Italy/France, 2014, DCP, 110mItalian, French, and English with English subtitlesThe imaginative life of a preteen girl in Rome in the 1980s is depicted with love and humor by Asia Argento, who grew up in the same place and time under similar showbiz circumstances. All but ignored by her divorced, narcissistic parents and tormented by her more conventional and manipulative siblings, Aria (a marvelous Giulia Salerno) shuttles between the well-appointed digs of her singer mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and actor father (Gabriel Garko), carrying her only companion, a large cat who is more affectionate and comfortable in his own skin than any of the humans in her life. A precociously gifted writer, Aria elaborates her cat-accompanied walks into the sometimes life-threatening adventures that mix with mundane actualities. As a projection of young female subjectivity, Misunderstood is ingenious, direct, and utterly real. 041b061a72