Hoy fui al centro de la ciudad y no vi ningún turista❗ 
Tal vez no conocen esta guía que ahora te comparto en este episodio. 
⚪Tutor de Español Italki - Konrad Rovira

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¿Ser Turista en el Centro de la Ciudad?🤔🧗🏢[Capítulo 19]

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🌟 Learn Chinese and English in Bite-Sized Steps with 5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词 🌟

Get ready for Episode 35, where we unlock five practical verbs you can use every day! In just a few minutes, you’ll master these essential verbs in both languages:

🔹 Go on Holiday – 度假 (Dùjià)
🔹 Go Through – 经过 (Jīngguò)
🔹 Grill – 炙烤 (Zhìkǎo)
🔹 Grind – 研磨 (Yánmó)
🔹 Grip – 紧握 (Jǐnwò)

🎧 Why You’ll Love It: Imagine describing your holiday plans or showing off your new cooking vocabulary with confidence—5 Verbs a Day makes it easy! In just minutes, boost your vocabulary and speaking skills.

👉 Ready to start? Click to listen and add these must-know verbs to your language toolkit! 🌍

5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

C(35) Verbs Set : Go on holiday Go through Grill Grind Grip

Nell'episodio di oggi racconto il motivo per il quale negli ultimi giorni non sono stato molto attivo e  vi dirò qualcosina sulla giornata di ferragosto (15 di agosto). Buon ascolto a tutti e buone vacanze!!!

The Italian Miscellaneous Podcast🖐 

Ferragosto

In this short episode, you will learn the meaning of the term ( Talent )

"Singing beautifully like a famous singer is a talent."
"Drawing amazing pictures with crayons or pencils shows artistic talent."
"Running really fast in a race can be a talent."
"Playing the piano beautifully is a musical talent."

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Lesson 3  Word 10 (   Talent  )

in this podcoHow Time Has Been Change in Urdu, comparison

Ustaad Yasir

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This expression originates from the Middle Ages and is used in all Spanish-speaking countries.

SPANISH IDIOMS

"El que quiere celeste, que le cueste"

Have you ever confused da última vez with pela última vez? In this episode, I explain it in a simple and practical way, with examples you’ll never forget.