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In today's episode, we're going to talk about the various diacritical marks in Spanish, as well as cover the national holidays of Chile in our second cultural tip for the country!

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Resource Links

Episode Content 

• Episode 53: This, That, These, and Those in Spanish
• "The Complete Guide to Spanish Accent Marks" by Rebecca Thering for FluentU
• "What You Need to Know About Diacritical Marks in Spanish: When to Use an Accent and How to Pronounce a Tilde" by Gerald Erichsen for ThoughtCo., updated on February 3, 2019
• "French Accent Marks: The Ultimate Guide" by George Julian for Fluent In 3 Months
• "Como vs Cómo" by SpanishDict, © Curiosity Media Inc.
• "Difference between cómo and como in Spanish (with and without an accent)" by Inma Sánchez for Kwiziq on March 6, 2022
• "Mas o más" by Fabián Coelho for Diccionario de Dudas
• "Using ‘Más’ in Spanish: ‘More’ is its most frequent English equivalent" by Gerald Erichsen for ThoughtCo., updated on August 18, 2021

Cultural Tip

• "National Holidays in Chile in 2022" by OfficeHolidays.com. See the individual holiday links for more information.  
• "Corpus Christi around the world in 2022" by OfficeHolidays.com
• Episodes 46, 55, 56, 58, 59, and 60
• My Disclosure Policy
• 2003 movie "Luther", directed by Eric Till [affiliate link] 

Welcome back to Spanish Answers! I am so excited to begin another year with all of you, my lovely listeners/readers! In today's episode, I'll give you a brief update about the Women in Language Conference, some news about the Resource Library, and then we'll start our episode on vocabulary for Eastern European countries and key world organizations!

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Episode Content 

• Resource Library! Including Spanish, English, American Sign Language, French, and Ukrainian 
• "Eastern European Countries" by WorldAtlas
• "Belarus" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Bulgaria" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Czechia" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Hungary" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Poland" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Moldova" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Romania" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Russia" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Slovakia" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Ukraine" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Member Countries" by NATO, last updated September 24, 2020
• "European Union" by Matthew J. Gabel for the Encyclopedia Britannica, March 4, 2022
• "United Nations" by Jacques Fomerand, Cecelia M. Lynch, and Karen Mingst for the Encyclopedia Britannica, January 21, 2020

Cultural Tip

• "Chile" from the CIA World Factbook, updated March 2, 2022
• "Chile: One Page Summary" from the CIA World Factbook, as of October 2021
• Episodes 58, 56, 55, 59, and 60

As I get ready to restart Spanish Answers this March, I wanted to share a special update with you involving the 5th annual Women in Language (WIL) online conference this March! #womeninlanguage

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Resource Links
Episode Content

• The Fluent Show Episode 233
• Mi enlace de afiliado para la conferencia WIL de este año (aquí está mi política de divulgación)

Consejo Cultural

• Nada

Merry Christmas! \(^_^)/ December 25th is right around the corner, and as part of our yearly tradition of enjoying the holidays, todays' episode will focus on how Christmas is celebrated in the Spanish-speaking country of Peru!
Plus, a quick update for the podcast/blog regarding 2022!

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• "How Peruvians Celebrate Christmas" by Brandon Dupre for CultureTrip.com on January 13, 2018
• "Christmas Traditions in Peru" by Amazing Peru and Beyond
• "Christmas Traditions in Peru" by Rainforest Cruises on December 23, 2015
• "Christmas in Peru: Traditions, Food and Where to Go" by Tony Dunnell for NewPeruvian.com, last updated June 4, 2018
• "La Navidad en Perú (Christmas in Peru)" by Sasha for Spanish Language Blog for Transparent Language, posted on Decemer 12, 2018
• "ZAPATEO PURO" by CORDOVA MI TIERRA, uploaded to YouTube on March 28, 2018
• "How To Play the Quijada de Burro with Freddy "Huevito" Lobatón" by DePauw School of Music, uploaded to YouTube January 11, 2021, but originally published June 7, 2018
• "Gabriel Alegría and Friends Demonstrate an Afro Peruvian Percussion Ensemble" by DePauw School of Music, uploaded to YouTube January 11, 2021, but originally published June 7, 2018
• "Festejo de Navidad" by Iglesia de Jesucristo, uploaded to YouTube December 5, 2016

Past Episodes Mentioned: 

• Episode 64: Another Merry Christmas Song Sampler! 
• Episode 46: Reflexive Verbs, Part 1 
• Episode 43: ¡Feliz Navidad! Celebrating Christmas in Argentina and Columbia 
• Episode 42: A Merry Christmas Song Sampler!
• Episode 25: Merry Christmas!
• Episode 24: Spanish Christmas Songs! 
• Episode 1: New Year's Traditions

Food 

• "What Is Pachamanca & How To Make It" by Rainforest Cruises on April 15, 2016
• "A Step by Step Guide to Cooking the Andean Pachamanca Like a Local" by Jessica Vincent for CultureTrip.com on May 30, 2018
• "Puré de Papa" from Jamea Perú
• "Peruvian Tamales" by Qué Rica Vida, with the Spanish Version 
• "PERUVIAN CHRISTMAS FOOD – HOLIDAY SEASON CUISINE SOUTH AMERICA STYLE" from EatPeru.com 
• "Panetón - Christmas Fruit Cake Dessert" by Eat Peru
• "Alfajores: Delicious Peruvian Cookie with Manjar Blanco" by Eat Peru
• "PERUVIAN HOT CHOCOLATE RECIPE – SPICY, CREAMY GOODNESS" by Eat Peru

Well, it is officially the Christmas season! What better way to get in the mood than by listening to some Spanish Christmas songs? Whether you enjoy villancicos like Silent Night or something with a more modern flare (such as All I Want for Christmas Is You), this list of 10 Christmas songs will hopefully give you some new Spanish songs to sing along to!

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• "[Official Video] Silent Night (Live) - Pentatonix" by Pentatonix, uploaded to YouTube November 24, 2014
• "Mariah Carey - All I Want for Christmas Is You (Make My Wish Come True Edition) [Full HD] lyrics" by LYRICS, uploaded to YouTube December 21, 2019
• "Allá En El Pesebre - Aliento (Ft. Majo Solis) - Santa La Noche EP" by Aliento Music Group, uploaded to YouTube November 24, 2016
• "Alla en el Pesebre" from Musixmatch.com, Lyrics 
• "Pandora - Los Peces en el Río" by Pandora, uploaded to YouTube November 11, 2016
• "Los Pastores a Belén - Patylu💗 (Video Oficial)" by Patylu Oficial, uploaded to YouTube November 29, 2017
• "Tatiana - Los Pastores A Belén" by Tatiana, uploaded to YouTube December 23, 2020
• "Los Pastores A Belén - David Archuleta (At The Mormon Tabernacle Choir)" by David Archuleta Spain, uploaded to Spain on September 18, 2011
• "Los Pastores a Belén" from Letras.com, Lyrics
• "Arbolito de Navidad" by Gloria Estefan
• "Arbolito de Navidad Lyrics" from LyricsTranslate.com. English translation
• "Tatiana - Arre Borriquito (Navidad Con Tatiana: El Navidespipoingue)" by Tatiana, uploaded to YouTube on December 5, 2020
• "Arre Borriquito" from Beth's Notes Plus, Spanish Lyrics and English Translation
• "Navidad En Mi País" by Lourdes Toledo - Topic, uploaded to YouTube May 2, 2017
• "Navidad en mi país" from LyricsTranslate.com, both English and Spanish Lyrics
• "Lourdes Toledo" from FullMusicaCristiana.net 
• "Feliz Navidad - Luis Coronel (Lyric Video)" by Empire Productions INC, uploaded to YouTube December 9, 2014
• "Lupita Infante - Estoy Buscando a Santa Claus (Audio Oficial)" by Lupita Infante, uploaded to YouTube December 11, 2020
• "Lupita Infante - Hey There Santa Santa Claus (Audio Oficial)" by Lupita Infante, uploaded to YouTube December 11, 2020
• "Para Niños Como Yo" by tercercielotv, uploaded to YouTube August 13, 2017
• "Para Niños Como Yo - Tercer Cielo" from Letras.com, Lyrics
• "Edurne - Siempre es Navidad junto a ti" by Edurne, uploaded to YouTube November 12, 2020
• "Siempre es Navidad junto a ti" from genius.com, Lyrics
• "Ventino - Ya es Navidad (Video Oficial)" by Ventino Oficial, uploaded to YouTube December 7, 2016
• "Lyrics and Translation: Ya Es Navidad" from musixmatch.com, Lyrics and English Translation

Cultural Tip

• Maté Factor in Manitou Springs, Co.

What better way to continue our theme of just relaxing and enjoying the holiday season than with family games? So gather your loved ones around and begin incorporating Spanish into your playtime! After all, language learning is hard work, but it should be fun! :) For this episode, I tried to focus on games that most people might have just lying around their home and could play in Spanish instead of English. 

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Episode Content

• "2L ENGLISH, LAAM (SPANISH) INSTRUCTIONS" PDF for UNO game by Mattel
• "UNO - Reglas oficiales del juego de cartas" by Uno-Juego
• "Cómo jugar a Uno" by QuiQue for El Juego de Mesa
• "Cómo se juega al uno: las reglas del juego para principiantes" by Ada Funes for El Español,  November 10, 2019
• "UNO Cards" y Lets Play Uno, December 29, 2017
• "Categorías de Scattergories" by Jugar Scattergories
• "Scattergories Listas" uploaded by gerardofdes to IDOC.pub in November 2019
• "Scattergories: Rules, Variations + HUGE Category Lists" by Susan Box Mann for Icebreaker Ideas,  April 9, 2019 
• "Scrabble WordFinder" by Merriam-Webster, official online Scrabble Dictionary
• "Scrabble Buscador Palabra" by WordFind.com 
• "Scrabble letter distributions" by Wikipedia
• Etsy.com 
• [Affiliate links to Amazon:
  --Mattel Games UNO Card Game Customizable with Wild Cards
  --Scattergories Game
  --Scrabble A8166 Classic Scrabble]

Cultural Tip

• "Matthew West - Gobble Gobble (Official Music Video)" by Matthew West, the song premiered on YouTube November  13, 2020
• "Ben Rector - The Thanksgiving Song (Official Video)" by Ben Rector, uploadewd to YouTube October 28, 2020
• "The Thanksgiving Song - The Petersens (LIVE)" by The Petersens, uploaded to YouTube November 12, 2021
• "Thanksgiving Medley" by Saddleback Worship, uploaded to YouTube November 24, 2020
• "Thankful (children's Thanksgiving song by Shawna Belt Edwards)" by Shawna Edwards, uploaded to YouTube October 21, 2017
• Episode 19: Fall Vocabulary. or on YouTube 

With us entering into the holiday season (are you ready for delicious turkey and sweet pumpkin pie??), I decided that from now until the end of the year we will focus on fun, less serious topics. After all, the end of the year is upon us. Let's have a little fun! :) In today's episode, we'll explore the Spanish-speaking world through 12 fun sayings!

Remember, learning a language is a lifelong journey.
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Resource Links
Episode Content

• "Popular Spanish Sayings" from DonQuijote.org 
• "30 Funny Spanish Phrases That Will Make Your Day!" from Paulina On the Road, published November 25, 2020, last updated June 9, 2021
• Recipes from Spanish Sabores:
  "Easy Homemade Churros: Authentic Spanish Churros Recipe" by Lauren Aloise on September 7, 2012 by Lauren Aloise
  "Authentic Spanish Hot Chocolate Recipe" by David Pope on September 23, 2020
• "11 phrases only Venezuelans understand" by Karen Moreno for Matador Network, January 21, 2015
• "95 Refranes y Dichos Venezolanos y su Significado" by Milena Wetto for Lifeder.com 
• "Significado de la expresión ¿Vas a seguir Abigaíl?" from Diccionario Venezolano 
• "20 Peruvian Slang Words That’ll Have You Living the Good Life in Lima" by Mose Hayward for FluentU
• "Las 50 Frases y Palabras Peruanas Más Conocidas" by Alberto Cajal for Lifeder.com
• "Top 10 Spanish Slang Phrases to Speak Like a True Argentine" by Rosie Hilder for FluentU
• "Argentine Slang: 28 Spanish Words You’ll Hear From A Local" by Niall Quinn for BaseLang.com 
• "The Best Dulce de Leche in Argentina" by Rosemary for Authentic Food Quest.com, June 20, 2021 
• "Cómo hacer dulce de leche" by Alfonso López for RecetasDeRepuchete.com 
• "Dulce de Leche" by Jualonso on AllRecipes.com
• "Colombia’s Favorite Sayings" by Colombia.co
• "15 dichos colombianos que debes conocer" by Colombia.co
• "15 dichos que siguen retumbando en los hogares de las familias colombianas" by Pulzo.com on January 17, 2018
• "Popular Mexican Spanish Expressions" by Na'atik Mexico on August 13, 2021
• "14 Meaningful Mexican Proverbs for Life and Language Learning" by Anna Maria for FluentU
• "Mole de Olla" by Mely Martínez for Mexico in My Kitchen, published January 25, 2016 and last updated August 22, 2019

Cultural Tip

• None

Today's episode is the last in our 3-part series on animals, baby animals, and more (see Episodes 60 and 59)! Finally, today we get to the "more" - what are some of the collective nouns Spanish speakers use when referring to animals? While it's not nearly as complex as the list we have in English, there are still a good number to go over. We'll also discuss some of English's more unique collective nouns, and finish up our Cultural Tips on Peru!

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Resource Links
Episode Content

• Episode 60: Animals, Baby Animals, and More, Part 2
• Episode 59: Animals, Baby Animals, and More, Part 1
• Episodio 59: Los Nombres Colectivos de Animales, Pt. 3 Y Final
• "Los Sustantivos Colectivos, Lista de Ejemplos y Su Significado"by Los Sustantivos Colectivos, Lista de Ejemplos y Su Significado, published in Spain, March 1994, uploaded by Rough Cibernus to Scribd
• "A gaggle, a confusion and a conspiracy - bizarre animal collective group names" by BBC on June  6, 2019
• "20 Interesting Names For Groups Of Animals" by World Atlas
• "85 Nombres Colectivos para Animales en Inglés" by Dilo En Inglés on October 4, 2018
• "What to call a group of animals?" by Farmer's Almanac for Kids, on September 17, 2019
• "A ‘murder of crows’ and other collectives" on May 6, 2015 by Macquarie Dictionary, by Macmillan Publishers Australia 2021
• "Collective nouns for animals" by Macquarie Dictionary, by Macmillan Publishers Australia 2021
• Movies mentioned (these are NOT affiliate links):
  -Disney and/or Pixar: Finding Nemo and The Lion King
  -The Mask of Zorro
• "Murmuration" de Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
• Diccionario de la lengua española, Online, by the Real Academia Española (RAE), 2021
• WordReference.com
• Collins Spanish-English Dictionary, Online, Collins 2021
• "Manada" and "Colonia (biología)" from Wikipedia
• "Lista de colectivos de animales" from Wikilengua del español
• "Bandada, manada y jauría" from Raz-Kids
• "¿Cómo se ven las medusas?" by ES.411ANSWERS.COM 2021
• "What Is A Group Of Pigs Called? – Do You Really Know?" by Gardening Dream on August 19, 2021

Cultural Tip

• Episode 58: Second 2021 Special - Chile's Fiestas Patrias!
• "12 Peruvian Festivals, One for Each Month!" from Active Adventures Blog
• "Marinera Peruana Conquista Italia | Bellísimo Flashmob Milán 2019" by METAMORFOSIS Pro, uploaded to YouTube on July 30, 2019
• "FLASH MOB DE MARINERA NORTEÑA EN ROMA-ITALIA 2021| BICENTENARIO DEL PERU (PIAZZA DELLA REPUBBLICA)" by Eduardo Sanchez Marinera, uploaded to YouTube on July  29, 2021
• "Tutorial de Marinera Norteña" Playlist created by DelNorteSoy on YouTube
• "THE MARINERA: AN INTERVIEW WITH MARCELA GANOZA" by ARACARI Travel,  December 7, 2019
• "Aprende a bailar marinera" by Ministerio de Educación del Perú, uploaded to YouTube April 21, 2020
• "Fiesta de la Virgen de la Candelaria es considerada patrimonio cultural inmaterial de la humanidad" by TVPerú Noticias, uploaded to YouTube on February 4, 2018
• "Procesión Taytacha de los Temblores Cusco 2018" by CatFly Films, uploaded to YouTube on March 30, 2018
• "Fiesta de la Candelaria" by Peru Hop, updated in 2021
• "Holy Week in Cusco: The Lord of Earthquakes" by Best Peru Tours on March 30, 2018 

In today's episode, we're going to continue discussing the names of different animals and their babies. In Episode 59, we talked about pets and park / outdoor animals. Today, let's focus on wild animals and those you'd find on the farm!

(I apologize for how late this episode is. We have been dealing with several family crises, so thank you for your patience as I work through them.)

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Episode Content

• Episode 59: Animals, Baby Animals, and More, Part 1 
• "Baby Animal Name's Glossary" by The Animal Facts
• "Baby Animals" by Animal Facts Encyclopedia
• "Los animales en inglés y español – 140 animales y más" by Daniel Welsch from Aprende más inglés: habla como un nativo
• "Baby animal names | Nombres en inglés de los animales bebés" by Crianza Bilingüe
• "Nombres de crías de animales - Lista con fotos" by Náyade Quero Rocamora for Experto Animal, updated March 2, 2021
• "¿Cómo se suele llamar a las crías de los animales?" by DePeru
• "Names of Zoo Animals in Spanish" by Gerald Erichsen for ThoughtCo. on February 10, 2020
• "Explicación de los caballos: ¿Qué es potro, castrado, yegua, potra y semental?" by Samuel Carrasco, February 4, 2021, for animaleswiki.com
• "Is Agua Masculine or Feminine?" by Yabla
• "Chayanne - Torero (Vídeo Oficial)" by Chayanne, uploaded to YouTube on October 3, 2009

Cultural Tip

• Episode 46: Reflexive Verbs, Part 1  
• "National Holidays in Peru in 2021" by OfficeHolidays.com. See the individual holiday links for more information.  
• "Inti Raymi, The Inca Festival Of The Sun (Mini-Documentary)" by Peru for Less, uploaded to YuTube on Sept. 17, 2019
• "Inti Raymi" by Visit Peru, uploaded on YouTube on May 13, 2015
• "Inti Raymi The Festival of the Sun" by Machu-Picchu.org 
• Episode 58: Second 2021 Special - Chile's Fiestas Patrias! (languageanswers.com)

While reading books to my little girl, I asked myself, "Do we talk a lot about the different animal names in Spanish?" While I originally thought that all you had to do in Spanish was add "ito" or "ita" to make an animal a baby (such as perrito for perro and gatito for gato), after doing some research I've found that there are, in fact, different, more specific animal names in Spanish. Hence this new three-part series on animal names, with the first two episodes focusing on the specific terms for animals and their babies, followed by the final episode focusing on collective names (group names, like herd or flock). I hope you enjoy it! Or at the very least, that it equips you to help teach the little ones in your life the different animal names in Spanish. :)

*Also, I messed up in this episode. I said a duckling in Spanish was pavipollo or pavezno, but those are actually terms for baby turkey, or poult. I don't know why, but I have been struggling with mixing those two animals. They are completely different, I know! But there it is. Duckling is el patito  or anadón, since ánade means duck as well. Sorry for the confusion!*

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• "Baby Animal Name's Glossary" by The Animal Facts
• "Baby Animals" by Animal Facts Encyclopedia
• "Los animales en inglés y español – 140 animales y más" by Daniel Welsch from Aprende más inglés: habla como un nativo
• "Baby animal names | Nombres en inglés de los animales bebés" by Crianza Bilingüe
• "Nombres de crías de animales - Lista con fotos" by Náyade Quero Rocamora for Experto Animal, updated March 2, 2021
• "Gazapo" from the RAE online
• "Monarch Butterfly Life Cycle" by Ask a Biologist for ASU
• "Ciclo de vida de las mariposas" by Nick A. Romero H. January 18, 2021 for Experto Animal
• "What do Ladybugs Eat?" by Feeding Nature December 21, 2020
• *Ladybug" from English / Spanish online dictionary Wordreference.com
• "Mariquita: Características, significado, tipos y mucho más" by Hablemos de Insectos
• "Arañas: características, hábitat, reproducción, tipos y más" by Luria Sandoval for Magica Naturaleza
• "Saltamontes" by Mundo Insectos
• "Coyote" from BioEnciclopedia
• "Puma" from BioEnciclopedia
• "Alces alces" from Wikipedia
• "¿Cómo se suele llamar a las crías de los animales?" by DePeru
• "Snakelet" from Merriam-Webster

Cultural Tip

• "Peru" from the CIA World Factbook, updated September 22, 2021
• "Peru: One Page Summary" from the CIA World Factbook, as of September 2020
• "A BRIEF HISTORY OF PERU" by Tim Lambert for Local Histories, last revised 2020
• "Peru" by Ducksters
• Episode 58: Second 2021 Special - Chile's Fiestas Patrias! 
• Episode 56: What's the deal with "Lo"? Part 1 
• Episode 55: Acá vs. Aquí, Los Adverbios Demostrativos