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Aprende México 

Do you know the main conditionals? Listen and see if you get sentences correct at the end!

Thanks to Jerome for being such a great guest!!!

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Hey Alexis!

Review of Conditionals with practice!

In this episode, we explore the sunny state of Florida. Learn about its history, beautiful beaches, famous theme parks, and unique wildlife, all in simple English!

United States explained (A2 Level)

Episode 1: Discovering Florida

In this podcast you will know about some Colombian legends and myths.

La Llorona (Tolima Grande)

El Sombrerón (Cundinamarca y Boyacá)

La Madremonte (Tolima Grande)

El Silbón (Santanderes)

Juan Machete (región Orinoquía)

Remember that I also teach Spanish classes in case you want to book a class with me

Colombia

Mitos y leyendas colombianos parte 2


Hello world, It's time to Ayachannel :)

Firstly, thank you to everyone who has been taking my lessons always and nice to meet new ppl here! 
In this episode, I'm reading a certain book also I made some quiz for you guys, 
so please try it out after listening :)
Listen to it as listening practice during your travel time or before going to bed.


【Vocabulary】

幸(Shiawa)せ ▶︎ Happiness
神様(Kamisama)▶︎ God
貧乏(Binbou) ▶︎ Poor
ピシャン(It's an onomatopoeia ) ＝ With a bang
にわとり▶︎ Chicken
うさぎ▶︎ Rabbit
おにぎり▶︎ Rice balls

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DONDE FESTEJAR 2.

La Ciudad de México es la capital del país, de carácter vibrante, multifacético y siempre en movimiento, es el núcleo, político, económico y cultural de la República Mexicana.

La CDMX guarda entre sus calles y largas avenidas los secretos y acontecimientos que han dado forma a la nación.

Camina por su centro histórico, descubre su imponente Catedral y el Templo Mayor, que aún conserva vestigios de lo que alguna vez fue el gran imperio Azteca.



En el Paseo de la Reforma podrás admirar el Ángel de la Independencia y recargar energías en alguno de los muchos restaurantes que encontrarás en la Zona Rosa.



Uno de los sitios imperdibles es el Bosque de Chapultepec, donde además podrás visitar el Castillo de Chapultepec, que fue hogar de Maximiliano y Carlota. En esta zona hallarás una gran variedad de museos, teatros, centros culturales y de espectáculos, así como galerías. Si vas en familia podrás disfrutar de diversas actividades en el lago.



Las colonias Roma y Condesa destacan por sus construcciones de diversos estilos arquitectónicos. Además de que son una excelente opción para salir a bailar, cenar o divertirse en alguno de los bares y restaurantes de la zona.



En el sur de la ciudad encontrarás más museos y exposiciones en la Ciudad Universitaria.

Llega al hermoso barrio de Coyoacán que fue el lugar que vio crecer a Frida Kahlo. También te recomendamos conocer San Ángel y Tlalpan, que conservan su esencia de provincia en medio de la gran urbe.



Tu viaje a la Ciudad de México no puede estar completo si no visitas Xochimilco y haces un recorrido por sus canales a bordo de una colorida trajinera. En este paseo probarás antojitos mexicanos y seguramente bailarás y cantarás al son de la música popular.



Descubrir la Ciudad de México y sus rincones es una experiencia que nunca olvidarás.



Spanish México

DONDE FESTEJAR 2.

The European Union (EU) has encouraged citizens across the continent to stockpile food, water and other essentials to last at least 72 hours as war, cyberattacks, climate change and disease increase the chances of a crisis.

The call to action for the EU's 450 million citizens comes as the 27-nation bloc rethinks its security, especially after Donald Trump's US administration warned that Europe must take more responsibility for it.

In recent years, the EU has been forced to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, and the threat from Russia, including its attempts to exploit Europe's dependence on its natural gas to weaken support for Ukraine.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has warned that Russia could be capable of launching another attack in Europe by 2030.

"Today's threats facing Europe are more complex than ever, and they are all interconnected," said Preparedness and Crisis Management Commissioner Hadja Lahbib as she shared a new strategy for dealing with future disasters.

While the commission is keen not to be seen as alarmist, Lahbib said it's important "to make sure people have essential supplies for at least 72 hours in a crisis." She listed food, water, flashlights, ID papers, medicine and radios as things to stock.

Lahbib said the EU should build up a "strategic reserve" and stockpile other critical resources including firefighting planes; medical, energy and transport equipment; and specialized assets against chemical, biological and nuclear threats.

The EU's plans are similar to those in France, Finland and Sweden.

Last year, Sweden updated its civil emergency advice "to better reflect today's security policy reality" such as what to do in case of nuclear attack.

Not all EU countries have the same level of crisis preparedness, and the commission also wants to encourage them to coordinate better in case of emergency.

President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said: "New realities require a new level of preparedness in Europe."

