Hola amigos, les comparto otra historia. En esta ocasión, el vocabulario está relacionado con la salud. I share with you some recommendations to get the most out of your listening practice: Active Listening: Pay attention and make a conscious effort to follow the content. Try to identify keywords and phrases that are familiar to you. Repeat After the Podcast: After listening to a segment, try repeating it out loud to practice pronunciation and reinforce what you've learned. Take Notes: Jot down keywords or phrases that you find useful or interesting. You can review your notes later to review and remember new vocabulary. Replay Segments: If you find a segment particularly challenging, replay it. Listening several times will help you improve listening comprehension and familiarize you with the language structures. Consult Transcripts (if available): If the podcast offers transcripts, use them to follow along with the content as you listen. This can facilitate comprehension and provide a written reference. Transcripción: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MI2RI_6t3nsYGtllwh18RduxyhxLgCTjC3nZGAzQix0/edit?usp=drive_link ¡Que tengas una buena práctica de escucha!

(Content is suitable for adults 18+) Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk Short Stories The Cat and The Baboon is a short story about gossip and the service industry involving a cat and a baboon, by David Sedaris. Send me a message for your free full pdf copy of this book. Listen and follow along. Please feel free to comment or message me to discuss your thoughts and opinions about this story. https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/13365914 "The cat had a party to attend, and went to the baboon to get herself groomed. “What kind of party?” the baboon asked, and she massaged the cat’s neck in order to relax her, the way she did with all her customers. “Hope it’s not that harvest dance down on the riverbank. My sister went last year and said she’d never seen such rowdiness. Said a fight broke out between two possums, and one gal, the wife of one or the other, got pushed onto a stump and knocked out four teeth. And they were pretty ones too, none of this yellowness you find on most things that eat trash.” The cat shuddered. “No,” she said. “This is just a little get-together, a few friends. That type of thing.” “Will there be food?” the baboon asked."