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Immersive Spanish in Argentina
April 2024
Are you interested in expanding your cultural knowledge and language skills through an immersive experience?
Are you open to trying new activities and experiencing new customs?
Are you ready to challenge yourself, both personally and academically, by participating in an immersive program?
Are you ready to make memories and experience personal growth that will last a lifetime?
If you answered YES to any of the above, please take this short form about an immersive program in Argentina.
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¡Hay muchos hombres que quisieran un idioma que no tuviera la palabra no! ¿Cómo saben que no hay palabras para decir sí o no? Si solamente hay una mujer quien puede hablar kusunda, posiblemente ella simplemente olvido o nunca aprendió esas palabras.
En kusunda, las acciones no se dividen en el pasado y el presente. Eso es como hispanohablantes principiantes. No es una sorpresa que la falta de tantas palabras es la causa para que el kusunda no haya tenido continuidad.
Me pregunto qué idiomas tendremos dentro de 1000 años. ¿Todos adoptarán el inglés? ¿Aparecerá un nuevo lengua? ¿Iremos hacia atrás y nos comunicaremos con emoticonos?
Palabras
abrigada – cubierto
capucha – gorro conectada a un chaqueta ligera (hood)
boscosas – forestal, selvoso (wooded)
brumosas – nublado (misty)
se alojen (alojarse) – quedarse, hospedarse, pasar la noche (stay)
limita con - al lado de (borders on)
lagarto – caimán (lizard, alligator)
ñame - patata dulce (yam)
Si bien - aunque (even though)
Supuso (suponer) – implicar, denotar
Dispar – diferente, desigual
me arrepiento (arreentirse) – lamentarse (be sorry, have regret)
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