The difference between the verbs andar (to walk”) and ir (“to go”), it is a key issue to avoid confusion when trying to reach a certain place. Likewise, if you are not clear about the use of these verbs, you will surely have many problems to agree on dates to hangout with your Spanish-speaking friends.
Likewise, this learn Spanish podcast is part of a series of topics related to Latino culture. I will also continue talking about the origin of the Latino culture.
Besides, I’m going to explain why it is said that Latin America is a melting pot (“crisol de razas”). We will also learn a little bit about the term false friends (“falsos amigos”), which are similar words or terms between two languages that can cause confusion.
And at the end of this episode, I will answer some of the questions that you guys have already been sent to us, like what is the difference between the verbs andar (to walk”) and ir (“to go”)?
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WHAT DO YOU GAIN BY KNOWING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE VERBS ANDAR (TO WALK”) AND IR (“TO GO”)?
With this episode you will learn something very important, in any language in the world: knowing how to get to a place. Definitely, if you do not know what the difference is between these verbs, you will confuse the people with whom you speak.
On the other hand, the Spanish language is diverse and therefore has many variants. If you listen to this episode of the podcast you will learn some words that will allow you to speak Spanish in different countries of the world. Enjoy the second part of this useful and interesting topic.
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THE SPANISH PODCAST: WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
Este episodio hace parte de la serie de temas relacionados con la cultura latina. Hoy seguiremos hablando del origen de la cultura latina. Explicaré por qué se dice que América Latina es un “crisol de razas”.
También aprenderemos un poco sobre el término “falsos amigos”, es decir, palabras o términos similares entre dos idiomas que pueden causar confusión.
Click here to enjoy this learn Spanish episode. You will find the following structure:
o Explicación de la expresión “crisol de razas”: 3m 11s
o Explicación de los “falsos amigos”: 9m 25s
o Respuestas a preguntas: 12m 17s
o ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre los verbos andar (“to walk”) e ir (“to go”)?
o ¿Cómo se le dice a las personas arrogantes en América Latina?
o ¿qué significa la palabra “escrúpulos”?
o ¿Cómo se usa la expresión “¡No dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer la semana que viene”?
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Listen here to the first part of the cultural series, if you want to know why the word “bocadillo”, even though it is written and pronounced the same in some Spanish-speaking countries, refers to two different things.
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