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En este episodio entrevisté a Wendy Coulson, Maestra norteamericana de Lingüística y Enseñanza del Idioma Inglés.

Desde niña, Wendy, se sintió muy atraída por otras culturas, lo que más adelante la convertiría en una apasionada viajera del mundo.

Con más de 20 años de experiencia como docente en América Latina, Asía y Medio Oriente y haber viajado por estudios, trabajo y placer por casi todo el mundo.

Se ha especializado en desarrollo curricular y talleres para la enseñanza del Inglés a través del juego, así como la creación de materiales educativos en temas como la enseñanza de idiomas, salud pública, paz, educación, medio ambiente y empoderamiento de niñas y jóvenes. 

Normalmente ella radica con su esposo mexicano en San Miguel de Allende, México.

Pero actualmente se encuentra trabajando en Uzbekistán, el país más lejano, hasta el momento, donde he entrevistado a alguien para este podcast.

En este episodio platicamos sobre:

-algunas de sus aventuras de viaje.
-de no tener miedo a equivocarte cuando estás practicando un idioma nuevo. 
-sobre su pasión por la enseñanza a través del juego. 
-y sobre su gran consejo: "Déjate sorprender con las cosas inesperadas que no puedes planear en un viaje".

Episodio en idioma español, porque claro, español es uno de los 5 Idiomas que Wendy domina. 

You will hear the following stories from Alvaro (Spain):

1. How he overcame his stuttering (19:44)

2. How he became an English teacher being an architect (32:22)

3. How he raised his children bilingually (biculturally) (42:52)

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https://youtu.be/mKF7qKT62zQ 

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vocabulary I'd like to tackle: 

word-of-mouth

turning point

[DOWNLOAD Audio Version of WISBOLEP Round 1 – 85 LEPsters – 310MB]

692. WISBOLEP Competition Entries – Listen & Vote! | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast (teacherluke.co.uk) 

️🎧 125. The Pink Gorilla Story - Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson - Podcast (podinstall.com)

208. Travelling in Indonesia (Part 1) This was the episode Alvaro wanted to recommend, not part 2

https://teacherluke.co.uk/2014/08/29/208-travelling-in-indonesia-part-1/ 

209. Travelling in Indonesia (Part 2) | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast (teacherluke.co.uk)

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Music:

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Did you like this episode? You might also like the last episode 83 with Hamid from Pakistan, who was also a WISBOLEP competitor. 

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Barrington Hwang, MD, y Eric Zabriskie, MD, conversan sobre el sistema peruano de salud mental con Jose Alberto Arriola Vigo, MD, MPH, un profesor asistente de psiquiatría en University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Específicamente, el doctor Arriola Vigo nos cuenta su camino a la especialidad de psiquiatría, las diferencias entre Perú y los Estados Unidos, y del sistema de salud mental en Perú. La versión en idioma español e inglés podrían tener pequeñas diferencias.

En este episodio, Samuel y yo hablamos sobre cómo aprenderse los verbos irregulares a través de grupos de verbos que tienen el mismo patrón. Utilizamos como ejemplo los verbos: BLOW, KNOW, GROW y THROW. 

Se trata de practicar con frases cortas y yendo del español al inglés, ya que es como funciona tu cerebro cuando intentas hablar inglés y aún no tienes un nivel alto; primero piensas en español y luego intentas decirlo en inglés. 

Hablamos también de una manera de mejorar la pronunciación y entonación en inglés haciendo "shadow reading". Puedes escuchar un texto con audio, tipo "Voice of America" y repetir todas las frases una y otra vez para que el acento y la entonación te salga mejor.

Hablamos de cómo en el inglés predomina el sonido de las consonantes, sobre las vocales. Lo que es lo contrario de lo que ocurre en español.  Si te fijas "los guiris" (extranjeros, sobre todo de habla inglesa) pronuncian el español haciendo precisamente eso, dando más importancia a la consonante que a la vocal. Eso es precisamente lo que tú tienes que hacer.

Este es el primer episodio del podcast de una profesora de inglés bilingüe que vive en Madrid, España y es la creadora de El blog para aprender inglés. En este episodio habla con su alumno, Samuel, sobre cómo subir de nivel de inglés. Samuel ha ido de un nivel A2 a un nivel B2+ en alrededor de 3 años.

Las notas del episodio y más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles están en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ 

Shownotes and more podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ 

#WHAT IS YOUR WAY?

Welcome to Your Way!

Our names are Mónica Stocker and David Palencia. We are both English teachers and this podcast is made for you. Yes, for you. We make it Your Way!

¿Tienes nivel intermedio o intermedio-avanzado y necesitas mejorar tu inglés de una vez por todas, con progreso real? ¿Quiéres aprender inglés disfrutando, pasando un buen rato y gratuitamente? ¿Necesitas respuesta a dudas sobre exámenes oficiales, inglés laboral, vocabulario concreto, pronunciación, etc? ¿Estás cansado/a de escuchar audios en inglés académico y quieres un enfoque más fresco y natural, real?

#WHO MAKES IT?

Your Way es un podcast creado por Mónica Stocker y David Palencia. Puedes seguir nuestros blogs de inglés y acceder a todo el material que publicamos online como docentes en nuestras webs:

Mónica Stocker – El Blog Para Aprender Inglés

David Palencia – Daway Inglés

#HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE?

Empieza a aprender inglés con Your Way. Solo tienes que rellenar la encuesta y enviarnos tus preguntas o propuestas.

Aquí tienes una serie de temáticas que ya hemos tratado anteriormente, en base a dudas de los lectores de nuestros blogs. Esto son solo sugerencias, recuerda, this podcast is YOUR way. Nuestro podcast tiene como formato un diálogo natural en inglés, estamos abiertos a cualquier temática que te interese o con la que tengas algún problema/duda (siempre y cuando podamos ayudarte con nuestra experiencia o traer invitados para que hablen de ello):

- Docencia
- Aprendizaje del inglés (gramática, pronunciación, exámenes, etc)
- Emprendimiento y reinvención laboral
- Viajes y cultura de los países de habla inglesa (travelling abroad, mindset, etc)
- English at work (networking, international, etc)
- Crecimiento personal (motivación, superación, etc)
- Bilingüismo y educación
- Negocios online, cómo montar un blog y trabajar a distancia
- Habilidades sociales (making friends, connecting with people, etc)
- Productividad (how to get things done, habits, etc)
- Blogging y formación online (creating content online, vídeo and audio, etc)
- Filosofía de vida e ideas prácticas para superar problemas

Rellena esta encuesta a los oyentes para proponer una temática/duda/pregunta. You ask the question and we answer in a podcast!

Encuesta oyentes – Your Way

#CAN I SUBSCRIBE?

Sure you can!

Suscríbete a través de iTunes aquí, para no perderte ningún episodio ni nuestra respuesta a tu duda, pregunta o temática.

Happy learning!

The London Accent and Cockney Rhyming Slang - AIRC105

If you are a new listener to this award-winning podcast, welcome!
With over 40 years of teaching between us, we'll help you improve your English and take it to the next level.
(Grow your grammar, vocalize your vocabulary and perfect your pronunciation)

In this episode: The London Accent and Cockney Rhyming Slang (we're going to help you.....)

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Listener Feedback: Audio feedback Juan, Colombia: Job in call centre, cockney accent a "bottle of beer". "Got to get a lot of it."

Listen to the Eastenders TV series for examples of the London cockney accent: https://www.youtube.com/user/EastEnders

Cockney Rhyming slang - A type of slang in which a words are replaced by a words or phrases they rhyme with.

Apple and pears = stairs

To hide meaning from the law and/or to exclude outsiders

List of slang:

( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Cockney_rhyming_slang  )
( http://www.cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk/  )
( http://www.phespirit.info/cockney/slang_to_english.htm  )

to have a butcher's (hook) = a look

She's brown bread = She's dead

(Aunt) Joanna - piano

Boat race - face

North and South = mouth

Ruby Murray (popular singer in the 1950s born in Belfast) = curry

Rub-a-dub-dub = pub (public house)

pig's ear = beer

George Raft = draught

Gregory Peck = neck

plates of meat = feet

Pen and Ink = stink

Porky = pork pie = lie, e.g. "He's telling porkies!

jam jar = car

jugs (of beer) = ears

Adam and Eve = believe = as in "would you Adam and Eve it?"

dog and bone = phone

whistle (and flute) = suit

trouble (and strife) = wife

Tom and Dick = sick

china (plate) = mate

Tea leaf = thief

Rosie = Rosie Lee = tea e.g. "Have a cup of Rosie"

Brahms and Liszt = “pissed” = drunk

Would you Adam and Eve it, I was down the rub-a-dub-dub with the trouble having a couple of pigs when a tea leaf nicked my wallet!

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There’s a bit of rhyming slang outside London in the UK, but it’s almost not known at all outside its own environment. For example:

BELFAST-
corn beef = “deef” = deaf ('mutton' or 'Mutt and Jeff' = 'deaf' in cockney rhyming slang)

tatie bread = dead (tatie bread is potato bread)

mince pies = eyes

a wee duke = a quick look

NEWCASTLE-
a deek = a quick peek

MANCHESTER-
Newtons = teeth (from “Newton Heath”, rhymes with “teeth”). In London they use 'Hampstead Heath' as rhyming slang for teeth.

...and now it's your turn to practise your English. Do you have a question for us or an idea for a future episode?
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Send us an email with a comment or question to craig@inglespodcast.com or belfastreza@gmail.com.

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Más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ 

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On next week's episode: Engineering

The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'

If you are a new listener to this award-winning podcast, welcome!
With over 40 years of teaching between us, we'll help you improve your English and take it to the next level.

In this episode: The top ten things to do when you go to London

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Listener Feedback: Thank you to Javier for the ham and sweet potato pastries.

T-shirt to Elisa for voice message on 100th episode and continued support

We're going to London in June for the New Media Podcast Awards. Reza was 'gutted' (very disappointed) last year because he couldn't go. This year he's going and we really want to wind an award for Audience Appreciation.

Please nominate us for the award on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mansioningles/
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The Top Ten Things To Do In London

1. Take the Tour bus Hop-on, Hop-off ( http://www.hop-on-hop-off-bus.com/london-bus-tours?rmsrc=1&_$ja=tsid:36801|cid:84561677|agid:3254651717|tid:kwd-575308100|crid:74449058957|nw:g|rnd:17010139799610906521|dvc:c|adp:1t3&gclid=CjwKEAjw6sC5BRCogcaY_dKZ2nESJABsZihxnh1rMbQv-z-4HfLbzTLx48xSgGSzSUv6sismqITnRhoC3U7w_wcB )
1 day 28 euros
bus + boat combo 38 euros
guide in different languages
9am - 5.30pm (summer)

2. Have lunch in a London Pub
The 10 best London pubs for food: ( http://www.thedailymeal.com/travel/10-best-london-pubs-food )
Sunday roasts - lunch not dinner
Around 7,000 pubs in the London area try real ale. Pay for the drinks at the bar. Buy rounds. It's not custonmary to tip the barstaff

3. Have a picnic in Hyde Park
Not far from Buckingham Palace (Tube: Hyde Park Corner)
You can visit the state rooms in Buckingham palace: ( https://www.royalcollection.org.uk/visit/buckinghampalace/plan-your-visit/how-to-get-there )

Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly line)
Knightsbridge (Piccadilly line)
Queensway (Central line)
Lancaster Gate (Central line)
Marble Arch (Central line)

Speaker's corner and The Serpentine lake

Also Green Park (Green Park Tube) Have tea at the Ritz!
St.James's Park: (St James's Park Tube / Westminster) - Prettiest Park
Kensington gardens (next to Hyde Park): (High Street Kensington Tube)
Regent's Park - famous for roses and landscaping. Originally Henry Vlll's hunting grounds: Baker Street / Great Portland Street Tube

4. London Eye
Fast Track: 28 pounds or buy a combo ticket. Book in advance ( https://www.londoneye.com/ ) Open 10am until 9.30pm
Closest tube: Waterloo station. Near Westminster Bridge on the South Bank.

5. Covent Garden
Tube: Covent Garden
Open Mon-Fri 10am - 8pm
Sat 9am-8pm
Sun. Midday-6pm
Pubs after work, market, street performers, shelter from the rain, ballet. Close to Leicester Square and Soho

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6. Visit The British Museum. A huge collection from around the world. It’s free. ( http://www.britishmuseum.org/system_pages/homepage-experiments/8-support-the-museum.aspx?e=8&utm_expid=58524307-0.A2aqN-2GSXSlctAnOitE8A.8&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.es%2F )

7. Go on a literary tour. eg. Follow the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Charles Dickens, etc.

Gerry Rafferty – Baker Street

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j7uAimpx3k

London walks and literary tours:
http://www.walks.com/standalone/literary_london_walks/default.aspx

Free Tours by Foot: http://www.freetoursbyfoot.com/literary-london-self-guided-tour/

8. According to Reza’s parents, Horniman Museum. (http://www.horniman.ac.uk/about) Reza hasn’t been yet, but plans to. They’ve always raved about its quirkiness and it’s free. A lesser-known gem.

How to get around the city: walking - the tube/underground (Oyster card cheaper than a travel card - Tube, DLR, MBNA Thames Clippers river bus service, London Overground and most National Rail services in London.
3 pounds (non-refundable) have special offers for tourists and promotions. You can add more credit. Normal oyster cards cost 5 pounds (refundable)
( http://www.visitlondon.com/traveller-information/getting-around-london/oyster?ref=mosaic#RscIe3vcbwMebLH1.97 )

A one day off-peak travel card (by zones) after 9.30 Mon-Fri, all day sat and Sun.

Time Out London: ( http://www.timeout.com/london )
Trip Advisor: ( https://www.tripadvisor.es/ )

destinoreinounido.com - Beatriz Ramírez: ( http://www.inglespodcast.com/2015/10/14/mansion-interviews-beatriz-ramirez-from-destinoreinounido-com/ )

...and now it's your turn to practise your English. Do you have a question for us or an idea for a future episode?
Send us a voice message and tell us what you think: www.speakpipe.com/inglespodcast Have you been to London? What was it like? Did you have a positive experience? Were the Londoners freindly?

Send us an email with a comment or question to craig@inglespodcast.com or belfastreza@gmail.com.

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Lara Arlem
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Corey Fineran from Ivy Envy Podcast
Rafael
Daniel Contreras Aladro
Manuel Tarazona

On next week's episode: The London Accent and Cockney Rhyming Slang

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The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'

Cars and Driving - AIRC101

If you are a new listener to this award-winning podcast, welcome!
With over 40 years of teaching between us, we'll help you improve your English and take it to the next level.

In this episode: Cars and driving (we're going to help you expand your vocabulary)

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Listener Feedback: Nelson Garanhani, Brazil

Dear Craig and Reza. I come from Brazil and I started to learn English two years ago.
I’m a doctor and I have a son that is veterinarian. Yesterday, after listening to this episode, inglespodcast.com/97
I sent it to him and later he told me that the podcast was really interesting, useful and he had fun, too!
I’m feeling happy for having (to have) the opportunity to listen to your brilliants (brilliant) podcasts.
Many thanks!
Nelson, Garanhani, Brazil
p.s. Sorry (for) my mistakes

Audio Feedback Antonio (for the 100th episode)
I Xmust toX say (I must say)
I want to Xmake you a questionX (ask you a question)
Will handwriting disappear in 60, 70 years from now?

Cars and driving

driving license (driver's license US) - to take/pass a driving test
brake, handbrake, clutch - embrague, accelerator, gas pedal (US), baby seat, seatbelt, boot (UK)/trunk (US), bonnet (UK)/hood (US), steering Wheel - volante,
windscreen (UK)/windshield (US), rear window, rear-view mirror, wing mirror, number plate (UK)/license plate (US), jack - gato, puncture - pinchazo, tyre (UK)/tire (US) - neumático, airbags, GPS (Global Positioning System)
bumper (UK)/fender (US) - parachoques/paragolpes, to reverse - dar marcha atrás, to put it in gear, gears, stick shift (US) - cambio manual, exhaust (pipe) - tubo de escape,
(spare) tyre, headlights - faros, indicator - intermitente, car horn/hooter - claxon

to double park
To give someone a lift/ride
to run someone to the station/To run someone over
Back seat driver
To put the peddle to the metal – to put your foot down – to step on the gas - to sink the boot - to give it some wellie

Expressions with drive:
To drive someone round the bend/mad - up the wall!
to drive a hard bargain
to drive the price up/down

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to drive a point home
to be the driving force (the community of inglespodcast is the driving force behind our podcasts)
What are you driving at?
to be in the driving seat
drive the porcelain bus - To vomit profusely into the toilet, usually as the result of drinking excessive amounts of alcohol.
"John was driving the porcelain bus for the rest of the night after his seventh tequila shot."
"My wife drove me to drink and I didn't have the decency to thank her!" - WC Fields

Discussion
How old were you when you got your licence? - How long have you been driving?
What do you remember about your driving test?
Have you ever had an accident?
Which countries drive on the left? India, Ireland, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand, Malta (more than 50!)
Romans drove on the left. France changed to the right first. The British Empire influence many countries to drive on the left.

...and now it's your turn to practise your English. Do you have a question for us or an idea for a future episode?
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Please show us some iTunes love. Write a review, give us some stars on iTunes.
If you do that, we become more visible and more people can find us. Show us some love.

On next week's episode: Lifestyles

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More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ 

The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'

If you are a new listener to this award-winning podcast, welcome!
With over 40 years of teaching between us, Reza and Craig will help you improve your English and take it to the next level.
Grow your grammar, vocalize your vocabulary and perfect your pronunciation

In this episode: politics and government vocabulary

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More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/ 

Listener Feedback: Gabriela (Peru - living in Australia)

Hi, Reza and Craig. I am from Peru, but at the moment I am living in Australia.
My native language is Spanish and now I am learning English and it's interesting.
Thank you for your help, I listen to your podcasts very often and I like how you explain all of the subjects.
Sorry for my mistakes in this message.
Can you speak about verb tenses? How do I know if I'm using the correct tenses in my speaking or writing? Thank you so much for your answer.

It's very difficult to speak about ALL of the verb tenses in English in one podcast episode, Gabriela. We suggest you go to inglespodcast.com and type in the verb tenses into the search box.
Listen to all the past episodes in which we have spoken about verb tenses.

False friend: estar constipado - to have a cold / to be constipated - estar estreñido

Politics and Government

Vocabulary:

politics - política (don't forget that the word 'politics' has an 's' in English)
politician - político
political - político
policy - política, plan de acción
government - gobierno (coalition - coalición - a temporary alliance for combined action, especially of political parties forming a government.
"a coalition between Liberals and Conservatives")
to govern - gobernar
party - partido
Conservative Party - partido conservador - right-wing - de derecha
(very right-wing = fascist - fascista
Labour Party - partido laborista - left-wing - de izquierda
very left-wing = communist
liberal (líberal) - liberal
Republican Party - partido republicano
Democratic Party - partido demócrata
to run for president (to run for office) - ser candidato a presidente
democracy (n) - democracia
democrat - demócrata
democratic (adj.) - democrático
to elect - elegir
to vote - votar
(a general) election - elección (local/regional elections)
ballot - votación
campaign - campaña
candidate - candidato
electorate - electorado
(a government) minister - ministro
ministry - ministerio
opposition - oposición
parliament - parlamento
poll - encuesta, votación
poling station - the place where you vote in an election
referendum - referendum
socialist - socialista
capitalist - capitalista
nationalist - nacionalista
monarchist - monárquico
regionalist - regionalista

Italki ad reaad:

Questions:

How old were you when you first voted? - Reza was in his early 20s. Craig has never voted. (to abstain - abstenerse)

What characteristics should a good politician have? - Craig: honesty, motivating, idealistic, believe in the common good, serve the public
Reza: honesty, to keep their word.

Have your political views changed much during your lifetime? Reza: No, but he is more understanding these days. He would never let his political views get in the way of friendship.
Craig used to be very left wing. In recent years he's moved a little bit more to the right.
to strike - hacer huelga

Should voting be compulsory? Reza used to think so, but now he thinks people shouldn't be made to vote.

(Voting is compulsory in 22 states worldwide - 12 Latin American countries: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Congo, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Greece, Honduras, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Mexico, Nauru (the smallest state in the South Pacific), Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Singapore, Thailand, Uruguay)

Would you vote for an actor or actress who campaigns for a government position? Reza would (if they were politically aware)

Do most people really care who runs the country as long as they have a high standard of living?

I'm going to lay my cards on the table - voy a mojarme (to lay your cards on the table - poner las cartas sobre la mesa)
Reza feels strongly that 65 people should not own half of the world's wealth. He thinks something should be done about that.

Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? - Neither Reza nor Craig will be hoping that Donald Trump wins the US election.

...and now it's your turn to practise your English. We want you to tell us your opinion on politics and answer some of the questions that we asked in this podcast......Send us a voice message and tell us what you think. inglespodcast.com - speakpipe

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On next week's episode: How to NOT answer personal questions!

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El proceso de crear formas plurales no sigue una sola regla fija en el inglés. Tampoco en español, pues a veces se añade -s como en la palabra casas o a veces se añade -es como en la palabra paredes. En inglés tenemos unas reglas fijas para crear las formas plurales pero también existen excepciones.

Esta lección habla de estos casos para dar la mayoría de las palabras en inglés. Escucha esta lección y déjanos comentario en nuestra página:
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Todo el mundo tiene su opinion sobre la comida! Cual es la mejor cocina del mundo? Como cenaste ayer? Se trata de conversaciones normales; y en este podcast de audio practicaras tu comprension oral de conversaciones parecidas en ingles y escucharas un monton de vocabulario habitual sobre comida y cocina. Podras escuchar a seis personas distintas con acento britanico y estadounidense. Que aproveche! Descargar el ebook en http://ingles.fm