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Episode 2: Reasons we learn languages

¡Bienvenidos a Maria y Pablo Spanish! En los episodios anteriores, estuvimos hablando sobre algunas frases, refranes y dichos muy populares en español. Hoy continuaremos haciéndolo… En este tercer episodio, concluiremos con frases sobre el tiempo y las acciones que son muy útiles para integrarse mejor en nuestra cultura.
Esta es la lista de frases mencionadas:
TIEMPO: 
1. A mal tiempo buena cara
2. No dejes para mañana lo que puedes hacer hoy
3. Quien no arriesga no gana
4. Más vale tarde que nunca
5. Todo lo que sube tiene que bajar

ACCIONES: 
1. Quien mucho abarca, poco aprieta 
2. Roma no se hizo en un día
3. A buen entendedor, pocas palabras.
4. Más vale prevenir que lamentar
5. No hay mal que por bien no venga
6. A Dios rogando y con el mazo dando.
7. A quien madruga, Dios le ayuda

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11. Frases, refranes o dichos populares relacionados con el tiempo y las acciones en español

Think New Year’s resolutions are the key to a better you? Think again. In this eye-opening episode, we uncover the hidden truths behind why most resolutions fail and how industries profit off your good intentions every January. Learn the secret to creating real, lasting change and discover how to set yourself up for success all year long. Ready to break the cycle and build something that lasts? Click play now!

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One of my favorite book for mindset is ,"THINK AND GROW RICH."
I will be sharing some valuable lessons from the book that can help you improve your  mindset.

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Life lessons from the book, "THINK AND GROW RICH."

孙子说：古代善于指挥作战的人，总是先创造条件使自己处于不被战胜的地位，然后等待战胜敌人的机会。做到不被战胜，关键在于自己能否掌握主动权；敌人能否被战胜，在于敌人是否给我们以可乘之机。所以，善于作战的人，能够做到不被敌人战胜，而不是做到战胜敌人。所以说，胜利可以预见，却不能强求。
 
有了不被战胜的条件，就可以守；敌方出现了可乘之机，就可以攻。之所以施行防守，是因为实力不足，取胜的条件不够充分；之所以采取进攻，是因为实力强大而敌人相对弱小。善于防守的，如同深藏于地底，敌人无迹可寻；善于进攻的，能高度机动灵活地打击敌人，犹如神兵天降，让敌人防不胜防。所以，善防善攻的军队，既能保全自己，又能战胜敌人。


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"口" - kǒu

Meaning (字义)
Primary Meaning: The primary meaning of "口" is "mouth."
For example: 
她张开口唱了一首美妙的歌。 (Tā zhāng kāi kǒu chàng le yī shǒu měi miào de gē.)
 She opened her mouth and sang a beautiful song.

Extended Meanings: It can also refer to anything that resembles a mouth, such as an opening, entrance, or a measure word for people in a household.

Usage (用法)

The character "口" is used in various contexts in the Chinese language, including as a radical in other characters, in compound words, and in idiomatic expressions.

As a Radical:
    "口" is a common radical in Chinese characters, often related to speech or the mouth, such as "吃" (chī, to eat) and "唱" (chàng, to sing).

Measure Word: 
"口" is used as a measure word for counting family members or things with openings.

例如：
一家四口。 (Yì jiā sì kǒu 。) -A family of four.
两口井。 (Liǎng kǒu jǐng .) -Two wells

In Compound Words:

口语 (kǒu yǔ): Spoken language
 For example: 
他学习汉语口语非常努力。 (Tā xuéxí Hànyǔ kǒuyǔ fēicháng nǔlì.)
 He studies spoken Chinese very diligently.

人口 (rén kǒu): Population
For example: 
这个城市的人口超过了一百万。 (Zhège chéngshì de rénkǒu chāoguò le yī bǎi wàn.)
The population of this city exceeds one million.

出口 (chū kǒu): Exit or export
For example:
请从出口离开。 (Qǐng cóng chūkǒu líkāi.)
Please exit through the exit.

Idiomatic Expressions:
心口如一 (xīn kǒu rú yī): (literal: heart and mouth as one) 

Epitomizes honesty and integrity. It describes a person who expresses their true thoughts and feelings without deception, earning the trust and respect of others.

For example:
他是个心口如一的人。 (Tā shì gè xīn kǒu rú yī de rén.)
He is a person who says what he thinks .

口是心非 (kǒu shì xīn fēi):  (literal: mouth is, heart isn't)
it is an idiom used to describe people who are insincere or deceitful, saying one thing while meaning another. 

For example:
她总是口是心非，让人难以信任。(Tā zǒng shì kǒu shì xīn fēi, ràng rén nán yǐ xìnrèn.)
She always says one thing but means another, making it hard to trust her.

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In this episode of Chillchat we are learning structures you can use to talk about your daily schedule and long-term plans. Let’s go!

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