Join us for part 2 of our discussion on my language learning struggles! I reflect on the mistakes I'm still making, like mixing up “qué,” “cuál,” and “cuando,” and how I am trying to improve. May shares practical tips for learners, such as focusing on recognizing common triggers for the subjunctive and using the “personal a” correctly. This episode is full of useful advice for anyone looking to sharpen their Spanish skills. Don’t miss out on the insights and encouragement we have to share!

Key Takeaways:

• How to avoid confusing “qué,” “cuál,” and “cuando” in conversation.
• Why recognizing your mistakes is crucial for language progress.
• Simple tips to improve your use of the subjunctive and “personal a”.

Links And Additional Resources:

• 230 – Aprende De Los Errores De Jaime | Learn From Jim’s Mistakes
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Join us as we share our journey through Colombia, highlighting cities like Bogotá and Medellín, and the stunning small towns of Barichara and Guatapé. We discuss the local architecture, unique accents, and the overall experience of traveling in this diverse country. We’ll also touch on safety tips, cost of living, and what makes Colombia such a memorable destination for travelers.

Key Takeaways:

• Why Bogotá stood out over Medellín.
• The beauty of Barichara and Guatapé.
• Tips on safety and affordability when traveling in Colombia.

Links And Additional Resources:

• 219 – Sobre Colombia | About Colombia
• 225 – Cosas Que Nos Gustan De Bogotá | Things We Like About Bogotá
• 229 – Curiosidades Que Aprendimos En Colombia | Curiosities We Learned In Colombia
• 189 – Reflexiones De Chile | Reflections About Chile
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Join us as we share our thoughts on returning to the U.S. after years abroad. We talk about the quirks of American life that stand out to us now—like the obsession with ice-filled drinks, constant weather complaints, and massive portion sizes. We also compare driving habits, discuss the higher cost of living, and reflect on how these experiences shape our perspective on life abroad. Whether you’re an expat or just curious about life in another country, this episode offers a relatable and light-hearted look at the contrasts between life in the U.S. and Latin America.

Key Takeaways:

• The surprising cultural differences we noticed returning to the U.S.
• How living abroad changes your perspective on everyday American habits.
• Insights on reverse culture shock and adjusting to life back home.

Links And Additional Resources:

• 005 – Diferencias Culturales Entre México Y Estados Unidos | Cultural Differences Between Mexico And The USA
• 064 – Choques Culturales En Las Calles De México – Culture Shocks In The Streets Of Mexico
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