In this episode, we shift gears from our recent focus on Colombian and Cuban Spanish to explore some common American English phrases 🇺🇸

Tamara takes the expert seat as Kelly and Maribel attempt to guess the meanings behind these expressions. 

We’ll find out whether these American phrases have similar expressions in Spanish, so you can connect with native speakers more effectively. 🌎

You'll learn:

• The different Spanish expressions used in Colombia and Cuba for the American English expressions bite the bullet and kick the bucket 
• How to say spill the beans in Spanish 🫘 and refer to a person that tells everyone's business 🤫
• The one American English phrase you can literally translate to Spanish and it has the same meaning (hint: it's related to hielo 🧊)

Join in on our guessing game as Kelly and Maribel take a stab at guessing these idioms! 

Their reactions are priceless. 😂 

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