In Season 1, Episode 18, I talked about some terms in English that were borrowed by Brazilian Portuguese and took a whole new meaning. In "Misaligned Languages - Part 2," I'll share some of the feedback I got from listeners and other terms that changed once they were adopted by speakers of another language.

Misaligned Languages - Part 1

Listen to the podcast: https://bit.ly/3Gq1DRb

Watch the video: https://youtu.be/QO5TYYzCnko

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Some English Words That Are Used in Italian With a Different Meaning

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