I'm very confused by gustar/encantar in these sentences: 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le encanto yo. 2. A él le gusta Maria, pero le gusto más yo. Why isn't it 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le encanta yo. 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le gusta más yo.

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This week Mona and I discuss the idiom: play it by ear. You can read along by accessing the full transcript at ⁠american-idiom.com (Photo credit: MaliAroestiPhotography at Pixabay)

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今日夕方に突然激しい雨が降りました☔️ 突然降ってすぐやむ雨のことを「にわか雨」と言いますが、夏の午後に降るにわか雨は「夕立ち（ゆうだち）」と言います。 今日の天気予報は1日中晴れとなっていたのに、天気予報が当てにならなくて困ります。 明日は晴れますように☀️ It suddenly rained heavily this evening. ☔️ A sudden, brief rain shower is called “niwaka-ame” in Japanese, and when it happens in the summer afternoon, it’s called “yuudachi.” The weather forecast said it would be sunny all day, but it turned out to be unreliable — so frustrating! I hope it’ll be sunny tomorrow.☀️

Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going. What does this saying suggest about the relationship between language and culture? A. Language only reflects how people speak, not their history or future B. Language helps us understand a culture's past, values, and direction C. Culture has no impact on the development of language

Today, we had a bibliobattle in class. I only finished preparing last night, so I was really nervous before it started. But during the actual presentation, everything went well, and I felt so relieved afterward. I’m glad that I could express my thoughts clearly. It was a good experience for me.