Cada año el organismo encargado de regular el español se reúne para hacer un balance de las palabras más usadas y aceptadas en el lenguaje popular y decidir cuál de ellas incorpora en el diccionario.

En el episodio de hoy comento las últimas incorporaciones y te digo que pienso yo sobre ellas.
Como siempre, espero que disfrutes el episodio. Después de escucharlo, no te olvides de dejar una valoración ni de visitar mi página en Instagram para decirme qué piensas del episodio, ¿qué te parecen a ti las últimas incorporaciones al diccionario?

Artículo de El País: https://elpais.com/cultura/2023-11-28/las-nuevas-palabras-que-entran-en-el-diccionario-de-la-lengua-espanola-machirulo-big-data-regana-var-perreo-chunda-chunda-y-pobreza-energetica.html 


Blanca to go 

121- Palabras nuevas-versión 2023

** This story contains graphic and explicit material it is not recommended for children. For mature audiences only. ** 18+
The Parrot and the Potbellied Pig from Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk by David Sedaris Illustrations by Ian Falconer
Read by me Teacher Alyse. Listen and follow along.
Send me a message me for your free pdf copy of this book.

The way the pig is labeled based on his Vietnamese heritage, despite being born in the U.S., mirrors the real-world experiences of many immigrants and their descendants. Even when someone identifies as fully American, they can still be seen as "other" because of their background. The parrot's insistence on framing the pig's identity through an ethnic lens—rather than his actual achievements—reflects how media narratives and public discourse can shape (and sometimes distort) the way individuals are perceived.
This is especially important now, given the ongoing discussions about immigration in the U.S. Many immigrants and first-generation Americans face similar struggles with identity, belonging, and how they're portrayed in society. The story also highlights how insecurities—whether about identity, appearance, or status—can be exacerbated by external judgments.
Themes and Interpretation
•	Identity and Stereotyping: The pig’s frustration highlights how labels—whether about ethnicity or body image—can shape and limit a person’s self-perception.
•	Media Manipulation: The parrot, representing a journalist, distorts facts for a sensationalized story, raising questions about bias and ethics in reporting.
•	Self-Perception and Insecurity: The pig’s struggles with his body image illustrate how external judgments can create deep-seated insecurities.
•	Cultural Commentary: The story subtly critiques societal assumptions about identity and heritage, showing how people (or animals) can be boxed in by others’ perceptions.

Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk and other stories from David Sedaris ( Adult 18+) 

The Parrot and the Potbellied Pig

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Vtipy 04

Reacting to compliments in a cute way and being arrogant – all with one Russian phrase.
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Russian Daily with Yaroslava

Ep6 Ой перестань! (and why foreigners sometimes think I am rude)

¿Es indispensable viajar al país donde se habla la lengua meta para desarrollarla?
Escúchanos a Camila y a mí hablar de forma brevísima sobre esta creencia.

Mucho que decir

Viajar a otro país para aprender el idioma.

Conoce el municipio de Valladolid mientras practicamos Hay (la forma impersonal del verbo haber) y los interrogativos.
Te invito a contestar el quizz para comprobar tu comprensión auditiva.
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Yuca-talk

Conociendo Valladolid practicando Hay y los interrogativos.

In this lesson, you will learn the Chinese sentence order: subject, verb, object. And how to negate the sentence.

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

(Beginner) Chinese Sentence Order: Subject, Verb, Object (SVO)

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CINCO COSAS

Laying it on Thick  (with transcript)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_ZDaeQFksyRiDJfs5R9AIvtYJ4JEjuRQ/view?usp=drivesdk