#DailyVocabulary

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Winter Vocabulary Fun!

Come si dice "How long until your trip to...'" in italiano?

Come si dice "Have a nice day!" in italiano?

In Spanish, when we talk about parts of the body, we usually do NOT use possessive adjectives (my, your, his…). Why? Because Spanish already shows possession with a reflexive pronoun (me, te, le…). ❌ Incorrect Me duele mi cabeza Me lavo mis dientes ✅ Correct Me duele la cabeza Me lavo los dientes 👉 The reflexive pronoun me already means my. 🧠 Think about it like this: Me duele la cabeza = My head hurts Saying mi cabeza sounds unnatural or excessive in Spanish.

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🔷中級者以上。文章のリスニング力チェック。 題目は｢今年の冬の寒さとその対策｣ *音声を聞いて、以下の中から、一つだけ当てはまらない物を、選んで下さい。

💡 ¡Hola, futuros expertos en español! La constancia es la clave. ¡Vamos!

✨ “吃力不讨好” (chī lì bù tǎo hǎo) 🌟 It means: “To put in a lot of effort but gain no appreciation.” 📚 This saying describes: Trying very hard to help or do something, but ending up unappreciated or even criticized. 👉 For example: “我已经尽力帮他了，结果却吃力不讨好。” “I tried my best to help, but it only backfired.”