El desayuno más típico de México que no conoces - The Most Typical Mexican Breakfast No One Told You About

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Analizando mi español después de 16 años - Analyzing My Spanish After 16 Years

What does 16 years of learning Spanish really look like? In this episode, May and I take you through my personalized Spanish evaluation, from the strengths I’ve developed over the years to the grammar mistakes I still need to work on. We talk about tricky areas like ser vs. estar ...  Show more

Cambiar sin dinero: el trueque de Cholula - Trading Without Money: Cholula's Barter Tradition

We take you inside the fascinating tradition of El Trueque de Cholula and explain how bartering has connected people, products, and communities for centuries. We share examples of what people exchanged this year—from fruits, vegetables, and handmade goods to clothing, groceries, ...  Show more

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