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Vocabulistas, bienvenidos. This is Geyser Dacosta. Welcome to Palabrita. Episode 001: Today we’ll review three new Spanish words. If you know these words: peculio, inconformista, and calentamiento, and you know how to use them in Spanish conversation, let’s say you’re doing great. Comenzamos. 

In this episode, you will learn the Top10 Spanish words most searched in October 2021 (RAE).

These 10-word lists, provided by the Enclave RAE, represent the Spanish words most consulted from 1st to 31 October 2021.

It's my wish that even if you feel you're a neophyte mastering Spanish for beginners students or a native trying to improve your léxico, these words might form part, since now, of your lexical repertoire.

A very special thanks to the vocabulist María Inés Arrabal, who gently collaborate with the initial introduction paragraph.

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And now, let's start.

Que Dios reparta suerte y de mí no se olvide.

Geyser Dacosta

This episode teaches you the meaning of the following Spanish words: ESCUINCLE, MARKETEAR, CHARQUI, WOK et l'article LO.

I review these five words that have been the most popular Spanish words in the past few weeks according to RAE (Real Academia Española).

Thanks to the vocabulista Blanca Crespo (Formica) for providing the sentence to study in this episode:

«Cada vez que llega #Halloween, el #escuincle del vecino sale a #marketear el #wok lleno de #charqui con vegetales. Éste #lo prepara su abuela para repartir en el desfile de disfraces».

"Every time Halloween comes around, the neighbour's "escuincle" goes out to "marketear" the "wok" full of "charqui" with vegetables. His grandmother prepares it to hand out at the costume parade".

I'm Geyser Dacosta and this is Palabrita, your Spanish vocabulary community. 

Before we get right into the subject, before mentioning the top 10 most consulted Spanish words during this week, week number 43 of 52 of this year 2021, I'll remind you of a couple of things. 

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Find us there either as "Geyser Dacosta" or searching my Spanish vocabulary club "Vocabulistas", there I broadcast all the material I already released on my Youtube channel, as well as everything narrated in this podcast. Remember that every now and then I organize vocabulary quizzes where you can win a cash prize. So you are invited to follow the link I will post in the comments section.

2. Two: No matter how many words you learn here, you will never master any vocabulary if you don't practice them. Especially if you don't practice the words in context, that is, in sentences that clarify their meaning.

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For this purpose, you will also find in the notes or commentary session a series of links where we review all the words reviewed in "Palabrita". 

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In this episode, I will review the top ten most consulted Spanish words from the RAE during week #42 of the year 2021. If you are looking to improve your vocabulary each week, we encourage you to subscribe to our channel and join Palabrita, your Spanish vocabulary center. 

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Bienvenidos al primer episodio piloto de Palabrita. 

En este episodio, reseño las 10 palabras más consultadas del diccionario de la Real Academia Española en la semana #41 del año 2021. 

Si deseas mejorar tu vocabulario todas las semanas, has llegado al sitio correcto. 

Somos una comunidad dispuesta a mejorar su vocabulario todas las semanas.  

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Welcome to the first pilot episode of Palabrita. 

In this episode, I review the 10 most consulted words from the Real Academia Española dictionary in week #41 of the year 2021. 

If you want to improve your vocabulary every week, you've come to the right place. 

We are a community ready to improve our vocabulary each week.