I got the little doll./ Me tocó el muñequito 5 minutos de español + Podcast English version
Hello, how are you? Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are or what time you're listening to us. Listen to the Podcast How are you? How did you end the year? With rest, with parties... or with lots of things you had to do? Thank you for being here, participating in this podcast about Spanish, a language we love and that today, once again, brings us together. Malena, what's on the agenda today? Today we're going to talk about some very common uses of the verb tocar, a verb we use all the time, especially when we talk about shifts, responsibilities, and situations in life. Let's start with the most literal use: to touch something physically, as in “to touch” in English. When we were children and entered a house full of decorations, we were told: “No toques.” / Don’t touch. O también: “Se mira, pero no se toca.” / You can look, but you can’t touch. Today, in many stores, the opposite is true. Salespeople want you to touch the products...