Inclusive Language is commonly used in the Spanish language to refer to those people of different genders, sometimes it is not necessary to mention every one of them, due to the abuse of the language is considered awkward, not nice at the moment to listen to somebody speaking, expression their ideas. 

Is it needed in the middle of the speech in the English language? 

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Thanks for sharing Ladies and Gentlemen 🤣

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En esta oportunidad Stefano les habla sobre la pequeña y delgada línea que existe entre las palabras denominadas verbos SOPORTAR  y to support in English language, muchos de ustedes quizá han experimentado la confusión que generan ambas al momento de usarlas en daily speech.

También hace mención sobre la importancia de usar sinónimos o alternativas para no sonar igual siempre, para alimentar el vocabulario, qué mejor que leer y practicar a diario.

INCONVENIENTE / PROBLEMA 

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This time Stefano talks about the different words that have been included in RAE which is the organization that leads the Spanish language and also speaks about these words that sound weird and are considered mistakes by many of us but not... they're right at saying them!

The usage of Haber as a verb in different tenses and the serious metida de pata when saying HUBIERON! 🤯

Let's talk about this and more...

Thanks for sharing and supporting!

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Today's episode is about the different ways people have to speak, many learners think natives make mistakes, but it's not at all about mistakes, it's about different speaking styles they have...

Here you've got an example of words said during the episode:

English

Who are you talking to?

Who are you waiting for?

Spanish

¿con quién estás hablando?

¿a quién estás esperando?

These are the FORGOTTEN signs:

👇🏼👇🏼

¿ - ¡

Let's talk about this and learn/clarify a little more!

Thank you guys for listening and sharing! 🙌🏼

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In this episode, Stefano talks about the importance of establishing a difference between idioms and slang in any of the languages you're are speaking or learning, this given because of the fact of misusing these kind of words or combinations of words (idiomatic expressions).

COARSE WORDS are not needed in daily speech, this is really important to know and have it clear!

But... they exist, they are words and very used words by native speakers, have no idea how used they are in countries like Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, and the US!

Watch out! You might be insulting anybody around you! 👀

Let's talk about it.

Thanks in advance for sharing and supporting!

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In today's episode Stefano mentions something important related to a normal question people make about saying the word GOD every single day after doing anything even when having sex, adult movies have this word in the middle of their scripts, but the question is... WHY?

Also speaks about CRUTCH WORDS or MULETILLAS en inglés.

all of this and more...

Let's talk...

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In this episode, I describe the facts that allow speakers to play with their native language and also I show a short part of my culture or music, please guys let me know if you can understand at least a little bit of it at the beginning!

Plus I show the well known and very questionable thing of the language DOUBLE NEGATION in English, is it valid to use it? 

Let's find out!

Thanks for sharing and supporting!

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It's true guys! Let's prove it right! Maybe most of you have had dreams in your target language, it's a good sign for you to realize you're improving a lot and you're right after the corner to start speaking like a fluent dude!

Let's find out more tips to make sure you speak naturally without any effort!

Please tell me your story of how you finally notice you could speak in your target language with confidence.

Thanks for sharing and support in advance!

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Nowadays people have decided to speak their own way, given the fact of being natives or they ignore/do not know good enough info about their language, even non-native speakers are very efficient at learning and explaining another language they love, they take advantage of this to learn and comprehend more, also we natives prefer not pronouncing correctly things because we think we save time or we sound cool, but.. this is not good, this is not let's say healthy, we damage the language, of course, many people do not care about this, but... believe me guys, there's nothing better than a person who knows what he/she is saying, sounds great and also it works to train your brain, establish control.

Let's talk about this and here you've got the exercise I told you about, please let me know your answers on my email address or on Anchor.fm as a voice message.

¡Estoy despertando!

¡Me estoy despertando!

¡Estoy despertándome!

WHICH ONE OF THESE ABOVE ARE CORRECT AND WHAT ARE THEIR NAMES? 🤔

Thanks in advance for supporting and sharing!

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Many people look for the best teacher/instructor to learn.. let's say efficiently or faster than the others, given the fact of time or because they want to show off their abilities and the way they're learning from a brilliant NATIVE speaker, but this is not everything, not the only option you have to learn, recently I've proved that learning from a non-native speaker is as efficient as with a native one! The only difference I found out is the experience they have being natives and their mother tongue is whether English or Spanish is about PRONUNCIATION! 

On the other hand, you can find interesting and qualified people to teach you from scratch or whatever you want to do with your target language.

Let's talk about this...

Thank you in advance for sharing and support this show!

Here you've got my Youtube channel just in case 👉🏼 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEmftPt1W8I0Tqn0jfvGLIQ