An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.

The English Toolbox

Some vs. Any

In this issue I will tell you about well-known Russian tradition of grilling meat. The dish is called "shashliky" and it is not only about food but also about gathereing together in the nature.

В этом выпуске я расскажу вас хорошо известную российскую традицию жарки мяса. Блюдо называется шашлыки и это не только про еду, но ещё и про совместные посиделки на природе.

Russian with Nick

#2 Шашлычная традиция

You will know about some Colombian traditions

1. Comer en familia es una tradición de casa

2. La comida típica colombiana nos une y nos hace felices compartirla

3. El colombiano como anfitrión, nos gusta atender muy bien a la visita

4. Tenemos dichos colombianos inspirados en la comida

5. La Navidad en Colombia se disfruta más alrededor de la mesa con una buena cena y pasabocas

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Colombia

Cinco tradiciones colombianas alrededor de la mesa

In this episode of Your Spanish Journey, I'll talk about a topic that not many students pay attention to but it is highly important when it comes to writing a text: ACCENT MARKS.
I'll give you some basic rules and tips so that you start using them correctly. Are you ready?

Your Spanish Journey

¿ÉL O EL? ¿TÉ O TE? ¿Cuál es correcta?- Reglas de acentuación en español.

CHISTES MEXICANOS

UN HOMBRE MUY RICO.

Una buena forma de aprender vocabulario es crearse una imagen mental de la palabra y relacionarla con la palabra en sí. Por otro lado hablar en voz alta anque sea con uno mismo nos va ayudar también mucho a recordar cada palabra.



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Visualiza y verbaliza

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In this episode, we explore the difference between "идти" and "ехать" through a short, simple story told in the present continuous, using third-person examples to clarify when and how to use these essential Russian verbs. Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners looking to master these common Russian verbs!

Story Bits in Russian

Идти vs Ехать in third person

This week Karen and Baiwei are chatting about the latest news of COVID-related travel policies between HK and Mainland. There have been news & rumors saying that people might be able to travel between the 2 without having to quarantine. What do you think of this? 

Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)

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