If we were to make English spelling simpler, the first thing we'd do is get rid of some redundant letters. 😜 The letter 'X' would be the first one to go. Why 'X'? 🤔 Because it always represents sounds that can easily be spelled out with other letters: 🎧 https://t.co/b5i7sTuXSq
🚶♂️Maneras de andar (en #inglés):
🚶♂️Stroll - tranquilamente, manos en los bolsillos
🚶♂️Jaunt - con alegría
🚶♂️Trudge - en la nieve
🚶♂️Stagger - tambalearse
🚶♂️Limp - con cojera
🚶♂️Wander - deambular
🚶♂️Mooch - dar vueltas
🚶♂️Strut - como modelos
🚶♂️Shuffle - arrastrando los piés
No te lo pierdas:
'PERDER' en #inglés:
💸Si pierdes tu cartera - to lose
💧Si algo pierde líquido - to leak
⏳Si pierdes time (derrochar) - to waste
🤷🏻♂️Perderse - to get lost
🚅Si pierdes tu vuelo, el tren, oportunidades - to miss
This poor guy just MISSED his train⤵️
Palabras en #inglés para el día de tu boda:
👰♂️Bride - la novia
🤵♂️Groom - el novio
🕴️Best man/woman - padrino/madrina
👰♀️Bridesmaid - dama de honor
💍Wedding band - el anillo de bodas
🍾Reception - banquete
💐Bouquet - ramo de flores
🖊️Witness - testigo
Cascada La Novia (Perú)⤵️
Do Spanish speakers outside the U.S. use 'como' in phrases such as the one in this meme 'La llamé como cinco veces' as a filler word (meaning 'about') or is this just influence from English?
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Common British lies:
1. I'm fine
2. It’s fine
3. I was just doing it now
4. I didn't get your text
5. That's nice
6. I've had a lovely time
7. I’m busy tonight
8. That’s interesting
9. I’d love to
10. I'm sorry
11. That was fun
12. I’ll see you soon
13. We should do this again