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Lectura de un cuento de la escritora lagunera Teresa Muñoz (QEPD), tomado de su libro "El fin de la inocencia".

Cuento de nunca acabar

Episodio 4: Hojas secas de árbol sin fruto

Hoy vuelvo a hablar de comida. Un platazo delicioso digno de cualquier estudiante con ínfulas de cocinero. Y también de pimientos de Padrón. Una maravilla de capítulo, vaya. Que lo disfrutéis tanto como disfruté yo los espaguetis.

PD: 
Ínfula: sust. vanidad pretenciosa.
Vanidad: sust. Arrogancia, presunción, envanecimiento.
Pretenciosa/o: adj. Que pretende ser más de lo que es.
Arrogante: adj. Altanero, soberbio.
Soberbio/a: adj. Que se deja llevar por la soberbia.
Soberbia: sust. Altivez y apetito desordenado de ser preferido a otros.


La vida de Héctor (Spanish Podcast)

Espaguetis con tofu al curry

ACL Podcast🎙episode #46

This is the Anyone Can Learn English podcast, episode #46

My name is Spencer and I’m an English conversation teacher. 

For English Conversation lessons, you can find me on Italki.com/spenceramansick 

This podcast is a weekly collection of my student questions and answers or (Q&A). Some Q&A may repeat. 

Today, we are covering 5 topics:

Brunch
Home stay
Corridor
Pile and piled up
The proposed rule 

 - - REVIEW - -

During my HOMESTAY in America, the family I stayed with had a PROPOSED RULE to never PILE UP dirty laundry in the CORRIDOR before BRUNCH.

My daughter’s friend from Japan is on HOMESTAY with us and they both ate a PILE of pancakes each for BRUNCH while walking through the CORRIDOR back to my daughter’s room.

Thank you for your time!

Please contact me for a copy of today’s script or video.

For English conversation lessons, you can find me on Italki.com/spenceramansick 


Thank you for listening to episode #46

Until next time!

This is Spencer from anyone can learn English podcast! Catch you later. 

Anyone can Learn English Podcast

ACL Podcast🎙episode #46

En el hemisferio norte estamos en invierno. Eso significa que las temperaturas no son tan agradables como nos gustaría. Por eso en este episodio te voy a enseñar a expresar que hace frío en español como lo hacemos los nativos.
Escucha el episodio y empieza a hablar del tiempo como un español. Y si te gusta, no te olvides de dejar una valoración. ¡Te lo agradeceré muchísimo! 

¿Cómo dices tú que hace frío en español?



Blanca to go 

126 - ¡Qué frío!

Transcription:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ng5dkvvgvbaZIH5GGAeCN1buKvr4ERSbbxDGz5seWwM/edit?usp=sharing

Enjoy Russian with Yanchik ❤️

# 15 Dialogue in the hotel

En este episodio especial de San Valentín de Yuca-Talk, exploramos el mundo del amor y el romance en la península de Yucatán.
Desde la mítica Isla de la Pasión en Cozumel, donde las parejas buscaban la bendición de la diosa Ixchel, hasta las emblemáticas sillas confidentes de Mérida, que han sido testigos de innumerables historias de amor.
También descubrimos los románticos paseos en calesa por las calles empedradas de Mérida, donde el cochero parece ser el cupido moderno.
Además, desglosamos las expresiones románticas en español, desde "Me gustas" hasta "Te amo", para que puedas expresar tus sentimientos con seguridad.
En resumen, este episodio te lleva en un viaje por las tierras yucatecas, lleno de magia, tradición y romance. ¡No te lo pierdas y sigue explorando las maravillas que Yucatán tiene para ofrecer!

¡Hasta el próximo episodio, buen provecho y nos vemos pronto!
Sigueme en Spotify y mira el episodio con video y subtitulos en español

Yuca-talk

Día del amor y la amistad a la Yucateca

Hi! Welcome to the first episode of this channel. In this episode, I will be reading to you a short story called "The Goose Girl". 

The objective of this episode is for you to listen. At the end of the episode, please feel free to contact me or comment if you have any questions about anything! 

This episode will test your listening skills, and your ability to comprehend and understand. A quiz set will be made available for you to test out your memory, and listening comprehension skills. So, listen carefully, and attempt the quiz! 

Siri-ous Studying!

Episode I: Short Story - The Goose Girl

Persuasion shouldn't be avoided. It's a good thing. Businesses need to be persuasive.  Whether it's securing a new client, rallying a team, or negotiating a deal, the ability to influence and inspire action is paramount. 

The good news? Persuasion isn't about manipulation. It's about understanding your audience and crafting messages that resonate with their needs and goals. Here's how to hone your persuasive communication skills:

Tailor your message to resonate with the specific interests and motivations of your audience. Research their background, challenges, and communication style. 

People care about how something improves their situation.  Instead of listing features, explain how your product or service solves a specific problem or fulfills a desired outcome. 

Back up your claims with credible statistics, case studies, and testimonials. Data adds weight to your arguments and builds trust. 

Weave compelling narratives that illustrate your points and connect with your audience on an emotional level. Stories are memorable and foster empathy. 

Persuasion is a two-way street. Pay close attention to your audience's concerns and questions. Address them directly and demonstrate your willingness to understand their perspective.

Avoid jargon and technical terms. Use strong verbs, active voice, and concise language to ensure your message is easily understood. 

Speak with conviction and enthusiasm. Projecting confidence makes your arguments more believable and inspires trust. 

Your body language and tone of voice play a significant role in persuasion. Make eye contact, maintain good posture, and speak with a clear, steady voice. 

Clearly articulate the action you desire from your audience. Do you want them to sign a contract, invest in a project, or simply consider your point of view? 
