Nacho

私は。。。こんにちは！
Hablando de mí... ¡Buenos días!
pronm: Su excelencia/Your Highness

[Nacho @thunac]

@ikusuki Ahora has pasado a un nuevo nivel: bloqueado por un ministro

[Karla Fuji 富士 迦楼羅 @KarlaFuji]

¿Qué datos voy a aportar con antelación si la aplicación no está disponible para España? Vaya fuente de información que sois... 🙄🤐

[Aurelio Asiain🗣️ @aasiain]

Amanohashidate, hace 10 años

[Nacho @thunac]

@omoloc https://t.co/ZXUYSI8WKu

[Judge the Zipper @JudgeTheZipper]

A cuenta de un dramático desahucio, gente quejándose de la aplicación de una ley socialista pidiendo que vuelva una ley franquista. Ya puedo dormirme. Buenas noches.

[Nacho @thunac]

@omoloc Y que es pegadizo.. es fácil de entrar en el barro.. etc etc.. ;-)

[Nacho @thunac]

@iagolast @threadreaderapp unroll

[Nacho @thunac]

@wagashidagashi A quien va a invocar? Espero que invoque a Cthulhu... Por el LOL

[Nacho @thunac]

@JotaVaquerizo @threadreaderapp unroll

[Nacho @thunac]

@ines_yg Vida solucionada a los 23...

[Nacho @thunac]

@ines_yg En mi empresa, los USB están deshabilitados a propósito... Pa que veas

[Nacho @thunac]

@ines_yg Me cansas de leerte que tienes una carrera de montaña mañana

[🇪🇸España en Japón 🇯🇵 @EmbEspJapon]

スペインは国際刑事裁判所の二人の高官に対する制裁発表を遺憾に思います @IntlCrimCourt

国際裁判所は独立し、干渉を受けずにその機能を果たすべきであり、スペインは今後もICCを支持します。

https://t.co/uPbWE8kCLr

[Nacho @thunac]

@wagashidagashi Lo que es algo raro es que te lleguen noticias de terremotos de indonesia al instante....

[Nacho @thunac]

O @quironsalud

[Nacho @thunac]

@Quironsalud_PAC algo qué decir sobre esto?

[Nacho @thunac]

@Quironsalud_PAC algo qué decir sobre esto?

[Hackmanac @H4ckmanac]

🚨Cyber Alert ‼️

🇪🇸Spain - 𝗤𝘂𝗶𝗿𝗼́𝗻𝘀𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗱

Dire Wolf hacking group claims to have breached Quirónsalud and exfiltrated sensitive data, including medical records, protected health information (PHI), financial documents, customer data, database backups, personal information, and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).

Threat actor: Dire Wolf
Sector: Healthcare
Data exposure (claimed): Not specified
Data type: Medical records, financial documents, customer profile documents, non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), database backups, customer data, protected health information (PHI), personal information
Observed: Aug 10, 2026
Status: Pending verification
ESIX©: 5.98

Full details and impact assessment on https://t.co/eB7qgxKFAa

[Jake Adelstein/中本哲史 @jakeadelstein]

If you’re considering living in Japan, you’ll probably have to be independently wealthy to get permanent residency now — and you’ll also have to pass level two of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Here are a few recommendations for Japanese study, though they depend on getting basic proficiency first. One is to start reading manga or books written for kids, since they include furigana that tell you how to pronounce the kanji. Another is to find audiobooks and read the actual book while listening along — that’s very helpful. There’s also a good app worth buying called Speechify, which lets you paste in large chunks of Japanese text and have it read aloud. It does a pretty good job.
The other thing, as boring as it sounds, is sentence pattern drills. You have to learn the grammatical structure, then plug in words, and keep doing it over and over until it becomes automatic. Start with basic building blocks like:
図書館で大きな声で話してはいけない。 図書館で携帯電話で話してはいけない。 図書館で音楽を鳴らしてはいけない。
That’s your “you can’t do this” or “you shouldn’t do this” sentence structure. Then maybe you stack a reason on top of it:
この場所はみんな勉強してるから大きな声で話してはいけない。 このルールだから図書館で話してはいけない。
You keep practicing these patterns until they come naturally — almost like drilling a martial art. That’s basically how I did it: the Soviet Union school of repetition and structure.
You’ll often see this kind of training called 文型練習 (bunkei renshu), but it works. You can also plug in vocabulary from your own interests as you drill the sentence structures — that’s a good way to remember words too.
I’d also recommend that once you reach a certain proficiency, you read books written for children about different jobs. When you learn the jobs people do and the skills they need, you pick up the verbs tied to their working life. There’s one particular series that’s especially good — it has pictures, explanations, and the kind of vocabulary you’d actually pick up on the job.

One more resource worth naming: the しごとば (“Shigotoba,” or “Workplaces”) series by illustrator Suzuki Noritake (鈴木のりたけ), which includes やっぱりしごとば (“Shigotoba After All”), もっとしごとば (“More Shigotoba”), and 続々しごとば (“Shigotoba, Continued”) — along with a related title, みんなの仕事101 (“Everyone’s Jobs 101”). These are illustrated cross-section books showing different workplaces in exhaustive, labeled detail, and they’re exactly the kind of children’s job books I mentioned — full of the on-the-job vocabulary you won’t find in a standard textbook. And for what it’s worth, having spent time in both a newsroom and training as a Zen priest, I can say the 新聞記者 (newspaper reporter) and 僧侶 (Buddhist priest) entries were dead on — right down to the clutter on the reporters’ desks and the daily rhythm of a priest’s chores.

[Nacho @thunac]

@CarlosCortisol @ChakNorris93 El agua no actúa como un filtro seguro; el brillo del sol sigue siendo muy fuerte y daña el ojo al recibir la luz directa o reflejada sin protección adecuada.

[Dios @diostuitero]

Te invaden los bárbaros y tú amenazas a los romanos.

[Nacho @thunac]

@diostuitero El alchol, dice el cartel... 2 frases, 1 error.

[Nacho @thunac]

正式名称: 吹き戻し（ふきもどし）
Nombre oficial: sopla-vuelve (Fukimodoshi)

別名: 巻き取り、ピロピロ笛、ピーヒャラ笛、蛇笛、巻鳥など
Otros nombres: Tira-rollo(makitori), Flauta PiroPiro, Flauta Pi-hiara, Flauta serpiente,Pollo rollo (pollo=tori)

En España: Matasuegras 🥳