I like my mother-in-law- Talking about caer bien / mal - 5 minutes of Spanish /English version/ + Podcast
Hello everyone, how are you? Thank you very much for being here for 5 minutes of Spanish. Let's practice a little. What's the topic? Today, in episode 240 , we're going to talk about a very useful use of the verb "to fall" in Spanish: "to fall well" or "to fall badly," meaning "to fall well" or "to fall badly." But be careful, because this verb doesn't mean "to fall to the ground" or "to stumble." When we say we like or dislike someone, we're talking about the impression we have of that person. That is, whether we find them nice or unfriendly, even if we don't know them personally. For example, someone might say, "I really like Salma Hayek." They've probably never spoken to her, but they like the way she acts. The same thing happens in a negative sense: "I don't like that influencer who's always showing off his trips and his car on Instagram." There's no di...