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#107: Amigos falsos 2

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En este episodio:

  • Vamos a continuar con el vocabulario que puede traicionarte en el peor momento. Sí, delataré a más amigos falsos. Verás que divertido..
  • A continuación, una exclusiva mini-historia para mejorar tu gramática. A través de preguntas y respuestas que tienes que contestar, mejorarás tu fluidez.

Recursos:

  • Audio en mp3 (click derecho en ratón y guardar)
  • Transcripción del episodio en pdf (click derecho en ratón y guardar)

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2 Comments

  1. Julie

    Creo que confundiste “constipated” and “to have the flu”. Constipated significa lo mismo en español y en inglés: estreñido. “To have the flu” means to have a cold.

    It’s funny to me that you made that mistake because in Quebec French, « avoir le flu » is a colloquial expression that means to have diarrhea. So it’s a false cognate for Quebec French speakers learning English. 😆

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  2. Òscar Òscar

    Seguramente en el futuro comentaré más en un episodio en el futuro. Gracias por el interés.

    Reply

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