This episode narrates the meaning of the proverb "A Leopard Cannot Change His Spots" with a short story.

American English Proverbs

9 - A Leopard Cannot Change His Spots

A [a]
B [be]
C [ce]
D [de]
E [ə]	
F [ɛf]
G [ʒe] 
H [aʃ] 
I [i] 
J [ʒi] 
K [ka]
L [ɛl] 
M [ɛm] 
N [ɛn] 
O [o] 
P [pe]
Q [ky] 
R [ɛʁ]
S [ɛs] 
T [te] 
U [y] 
V [ve] 
W [duble ve] 
X [iks] 
Y [igʁɛk] 
Z [zɛd]


Professeur Maxime

L'alphabet

Two corvesations: 

1- Sabado Gigante

2- En la comisaria

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Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish Conversation parte 10

Blabla Chinese 

05. Internal Friction of Spirit 精神内耗

如果有人放你鸽子，那不是一件愉快的事，我今天会告诉你。

西班牙语表达

"Dejar plantado"？你是想说像种花那样吗？

How would you decline an invitation without being rude?
Here is a useful idiom to decline an offer politely or say that you would like to accept it, but at a later time.

Join me on this episode and learn how to use "take a rain check" in context!



English with Serena

Take a rain check (Rimandare l'invito)

Cognates are words that have a similar spelling, pronunciation, and meaning across two languages. This Episode includes an introduction to this podcast + a short explanation about how cognates work. By the end, there's a list of words associated with our first grammatical rule about cognates by suffix.

In this episode: Words that end with "ly" in English, while in Spanish end with the suffix "mente".

absolutely- absolutamente
additionally - adicionalmente
attentively - atentamente
completely - completamente
correctly - correctamente
directly - directamente
especially - especialmente
eventually - eventualmente
evidently - evidentemente
exactly - exactamente
finally - finalmente
fortunately - afortunadamente
horizontally - horizontalmente
immediately - inmediatamente
naturally - naturalmente
normally - normalmente
perfectly - perfectamente
really - realmente
recently - recientemente
secretly - secretamente
totally - totalmente