Spanish in Cabo

  El humo blanco Spanish version Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are or the time you're listening. Thank you for joining us in this episode where we celebrate Spanish as a living language, full of history, music, and movement. Click here for listening That's why today we have a current topic: we're going to talk about the election of the new Pope in the Catholic Church. A religious topic in a language podcast? I don't know, Male... Don't worry, we're not going to have Mass. We're going to play with language. Look: we're going to talk about "la papa," "el papá," and "el Papa." Oh, right! Those words sound the same, but they mean different things. Homonyms, right?          Homónimos    homonyms  Empezamos con: El Papa (con mayúscula , with capital letters ) He is the head of the Catholic Church, also known el Pontífice o el Obispo de Roma . El Pontífice    The Pont...

  Corre al correo ¡Corre la voz! Entre carreras, correos y corridos Escucha mientras lees Buenos días, buenas tardes o buenas noches, según el lugar en donde estés o la hora en la que nos escuches. Gracias por acompañarnos en este episodio donde celebramos el español como lengua viva, llena de historia, música y movimiento. Somos Malena y Eduardo, profesores de español, y hoy corremos juntos una nueva aventura con cuatro palabras que a veces pueden confundir a quienes están aprendiendo nuestro idioma: correr , la carrera, el correo y el corrido. 🟣 Correr – To run, to flow, to move quickly Correr no es solo hacer ejercicio. Es moverse rápido, dejarse llevar o simplemente actuar con prisa. 🔸 ¿Te gusta correr por la playa? – Do you like running on the beach? 🔸 El cocinero y los meseros corrieron para servir la cena de Navidad a tiempo. –   The cook and the waiters rushed to serve Christmas dinner on time. 🔸 La carretera corre paralela al río. –...

  Correr to run / to move quickl y      Go to Spanish version Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are or what time you're listening. Thank you for joining us for this episode where we celebrate Spanish as a living language, full of history, music, and movement . We are Malena and Eduardo, Spanish teachers, and today we're embarking on a new adventure together with four words that can sometimes confuse those learning our language: "corre," "la carrera," "el correo," and "el corrido." Listen the Audio 🟣 Correr – To run, to flow, to move quickly Running isn't just about exercise. It's about moving fast, letting yourself go, or simply acting in a hurry. Correr no es solo hacer ejercicio. Es moverse rápido, dejarse llevar o simplemente actuar con prisa. 🔸 ¿Te gusta correr por la playa? – Do you like running on the beach? 🔸 El cocinero y los meseros corrieron para servir la cena de Navidad a ...