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¡Hoy es miércoles! (Today is Wednesday!)
Aquí tienes las secciones “La palabra, el refrán y la forma coloquial de la semana”. Además, al final de este “post” encontrarás un enlace con los calendarios y temas de todos los eventos programados hasta ahora...
(Here you have the sections "The word, the saying and the colloquial form of the week". In addition, at the end of this "post" you will find a link to the calendars and subjects of all the events scheduled so far...)
¡A practicar! La pregunta de la semana. (Let's practice! Question of the week.)
El calendario de conversaciones gratis para esta semana. (The free conversation calendar for this week.)
Los calendarios y la información para nuestros dos Clubs de Lectura. (Calendars and information for our two Book Clubs.)
El calendario de nuestras clases en grupo. (The calendar of our group classes.)
La Newsletter del Miércoles (#139) (Wednesday's Newsletter (#139), .pdf file)
Out of the frying pan into the fire. To go from bad to worse.
Dar la lata - to bend someone's ear, to nag someone, to go on and on about something to someone.
Me gusta mucho aprender las expresiones. Sirven mucho.
Out of the frying pan into the fire. To go from bad to worse.
Dar la lata - to bend someone's ear, to nag someone, to go on and on about something to someone.
Me gusta mucho aprender las expresiones. Sirven mucho.