Comidas callejeras de México - Street Food in Mexico

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Una charla con mi barbero en México - A Chat With My Barber in Mexico

Jim visits his barber Pedro in Cholula, Puebla, for a haircut, a beard trim, and a conversation that goes far beyond grooming. In this longer version of our YouTube visit, they talk about Jim's son's first haircut, Mexican rock, daily life, and the relationship that develops betw ...  Show more

¿Por qué entiendes español pero no puedes hablarlo? - Why Can You Understand Spanish but Not Speak It?

Have you ever listened to a Spanish podcast or watched a movie without trouble, only to go completely blank when someone asks you a question? We've both been there, and in this episode, we share our personal experiences with language barriers, explain why understanding Spanish do ...  Show more

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