This time I bring something kinda different, maybe you've heard before but not you haven't said anything about it, it is a special difference between these regions, to express, narrate some stories in the past, something that may be just happened or something that's truly in the past past 🤔

How is this? Well... some people like to "echar sus historias" using this verbal tense instead of using just simple past, and that's it. But... they need to impress others by using the valuable vocab they learned by reading books (previously discussed).

Which verbal tense do you use? Do you like Present Perfect the most?

So... Let me know by sending a voice message! 📢🚀

Thanks for sharing!

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This time Stefano brings a significant question, is it given by the fact of being considered cooler than anybody else? Using Americanisms is really necessary?

Also speaks about reading properly! Are people reading the right way to improve their vocab? 🤔 Importance of having a good vocab list in our heads!

"MATAR DOS PÁJAROS DE UN TIRO" 🤔❓ (what's this)

Also, mentions every one of us is perfect when reading in our head but... what if we open our mouth and speak (read) louder? 🤣

Thanks for listening and sharing!

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This time I come to talk to you about these words which are used by people to say anything, also many of you are victims of them, they make us feel like nothing at the moment to speak, but... don't worry! I tell you how to take advantage of these sometimes annoying words when nerves come to your head and try to take over!

Plus I add a review connecting the last episode related to inclusive language (abusing)! 👎🏼

Do you consider positive these words I mention during the episode? 🤔

Let me know in the comments or by sending a voice message on Anchor.fm

Thanks for listening! 👏🏼

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Inclusive Language is commonly used in the Spanish language to refer to those people of different genders, sometimes it is not necessary to mention every one of them, due to the abuse of the language is considered awkward, not nice at the moment to listen to somebody speaking, expression their ideas.

Is it needed in the middle of the speech in the English language?

📢 Let me know in the comments by sending a voice message on Anchor.fm

Thanks for sharing Ladies and Gentlemen 🤣

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En esta oportunidad Stefano les habla sobre la pequeña y delgada línea que existe entre las palabras denominadas verbos SOPORTAR y to support in English language, muchos de ustedes quizá han experimentado la confusión que generan ambas al momento de usarlas en daily speech.

También hace mención sobre la importancia de usar sinónimos o alternativas para no sonar igual siempre, para alimentar el vocabulario, qué mejor que leer y practicar a diario.

INCONVENIENTE / PROBLEMA

- ¡No hay rollo! (¡No hay problema!)

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Today's episode is about the different ways people have to speak, many learners think natives make mistakes, but it's not at all about mistakes, it's about different speaking styles they have...

Here you've got an example of words said during the episode:

English

Who are you talking to?

Who are you waiting for?

Spanish

¿con quién estás hablando?

¿a quién estás esperando?

These are the FORGOTTEN signs:

👇🏼👇🏼

¿ - ¡

Let's talk about this and learn/clarify a little more!

Thank you guys for listening and sharing! 🙌🏼

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In today's episode Stefano mentions something important related to a normal question people make about saying the word GOD every single day after doing anything even when having sex, adult movies have this word in the middle of their scripts, but the question is... WHY?

Also speaks about CRUTCH WORDS or MULETILLAS en inglés.

all of this and more...

Let's talk...

¡Gracias por compartir!

¡Nos escuchamos la próxima! 🙌🏼

Nowadays people have decided to speak their own way, given the fact of being natives or they ignore/do not know good enough info about their language, even non-native speakers are very efficient at learning and explaining another language they love, they take advantage of this to learn and comprehend more, also we natives prefer not pronouncing correctly things because we think we save time or we sound cool, but.. this is not good, this is not let's say healthy, we damage the language, of course, many people do not care about this, but... believe me guys, there's nothing better than a person who knows what he/she is saying, sounds great and also it works to train your brain, establish control.

Let's talk about this and here you've got the exercise I told you about, please let me know your answers on my email address or on Anchor.fm as a voice message.

¡Estoy despertando!

¡Me estoy despertando!

¡Estoy despertándome!

WHICH ONE OF THESE ABOVE ARE CORRECT AND WHAT ARE THEIR NAMES? 🤔

Thanks in advance for supporting and sharing!

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