Mi objetivo con este podcast es que practiques tu listening y que mientras lo haces aprendas nuevos temas que usarás en otros dominios de tu vida, todo esto a través del lenguaje.

Extrapolando Letras

Food-related idioms:
   a. A piece of cake - Very easy or effortless.
      Example: "The maths test was a piece of cake for me."
   b. Bite off more than you can chew - To take on more responsibility than you can handle.
      Example: "He took on multiple projects and bit off more than he could chew."
   c. Spill the beans - To reveal a secret or confidential information.
      Example: "Don't spill the beans about the surprise party!"
   d. Take it with a grain of salt - To be skeptical or not fully believe something.
      Example: "I heard a rumor about her promotion, but I'll take it with a grain of salt until it's confirmed."
   e. The icing on the cake - Something additional that makes a good situation even better.
      Example: "Winning the lottery was amazing, and getting a new car was the icing on the cake."


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Food related idioms 

In this podcast i will talking about the story of " Queen Elizabeth II. I hope you'll enjoy it. Like share & comment! Ciaaaoo!!

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La storia della Regina Elizabeth II - I primi inizi - capitolo 2 - Serie grandi storie

大凡用兵作战，总是以正兵作正面交战，而用奇兵去出奇制胜，这句话什么意思呢？举一个例子。我们都知道，颜色有三种基础颜色组成，就是红黄蓝，虽然只有三种基础颜色，但是它能组成很多很多不同的颜色.那么一样的,作战呢一般只有几种传统的战术。但是敌人的情况可能会各种各样，那么我们就要学会用这几种基础的传统战术，善于变化，整合出不同的可以应对敌人的战术，就可以增大得胜的可能性。再举一个例子，你知道牛仔裤的，发明人是谁吗？没错，施特劳斯，但是施特劳斯呢它并不是一个服装商，而是一个造帐篷的商人。他第1次把大卷的斜纹布带到美国的时候，他发现当地人并不需要帐篷，而是需要耐穿的裤子。于是呢他就改变自己的想法，将帐篷的布料用来做第1条牛仔裤。没想到呢，结果非常受人们的欢迎。那么他就在从此就取得了巨大的成功。由此可见呢，世界上的道理啊都是一样的，兵法是这样的，那么在，生意场上呀也是一样的，好了，同学们，今天你学到了吗？

《孙子兵法Sūnzǐ Bīngfǎ》The Art of War

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In today's episode I will talk about the use of passato prossimo, how to form it and when to use the auxiliary verbs avere or essere. 

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Il passato prossimo

Hey there, English learners! Welcome to 'Word of the Day.' Today's word is 'Serendipity' - finding something good by chance. It's a six-syllable word, pronounced suh-ren-dip-i-tee. For example, meeting an old friend unexpectedly at the airport is a serendipitous moment. Remember, synonyms include 'luck' and 'chance.' It originates from a fairy tale called 'The Three Princes of Serendip.' Share your serendipitous moments with us! Until next time, happy learning!https://www.italki.com/i/reft/aBEb0a/aBEb0a/english?hl=en&utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=share_teacher

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Word Of The Day

La profe Celeste me cuenta sobre un lugar que está con ganas.

Celeste:
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Ometepe Ft. Celeste Sáenz (Nicaragua)

Double Negative in Songs (with transcript)

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Double Negative in Songs (with transcript)

News Report about Public Housing in the UK