Once you learn these rare but wonderful words, use them in conversation. 1. Biblioklept Definition: one who steals books Biblioklept is, in at least some sense of the word, fairly useless. It is two syllables longer than book thief. It is also unlikely to be understood by some portion of the people with whom you…
CHEZ – préposition Je pense que nous avons tous eu des problèmes pour comprendre cette préposition. Voici une brève explication. Définition: L’origine: Chez est elliptique, et on a la locution complète dans l’ancien français à ches / en chiés, qui signifie exactement à la maison. Synonyme: auprès – dans – parmi. “Chez” peut également être…
Si quieres tocar el cielo, la mejor opción es llegar a lo más alto de un rascacielos. Te presentamos los rascacielos más altos del mundo. Burj Khalifa, Dubái El Burj Khalifa es el rascacielos más alto de todo el mundo. Cuenta con 828 metros que dan lugar a los 163 pisos en su interior. Cuenta con dos…
The hard part of learning a new language is having to learn everything you know in a new vocabulary. To make the words stick in your mind, I suggest that instead of memorizing them, you relate them or make an emotional connection with the new words. Relate: When I started French, I had trouble remembering…
New Mexico is losing a form of Spanish from the earliest Spanish-speaking settlers which has endured for over 400 years in the state’s remote mountain villages. QUESTA, N.M. — When the old regulars gather at Cynthia Rael-Vigil’s coffee shop in Questa, N.M., a village nestled in the snow-capped Sangre de Cristo Mountains, they sip lattes…
In this blog you will find 15 English idioms that everyone should know. But first, what is an idiom? Idioms are group of words, or in other words, a phrase that has a meaning different from the literal meaning of the words in it. In other words “Idioms mean something different than the individual words.” Native…
Las consecuencias emocionales de reportar malas noticias. Los periodistas traen buenas y malas noticias, usualmente en orden reverso. Todos hemos escuchado “Si sangra, entonces vende” ¿pero a qué costo del reportero “conduciendo” la noticia? Para los periodistas que cubren eventos espantosos, impactantes o explosivos, las historias no solo conducen, sino que persisten, lo que a…
What are your pronouns? In English, the most common answers are “he” or “she”. But a growing number of people identify as neither male nor female, and ask to be referred to with novel pronouns. “They” is by far the most common of these. In English, the linguistic adjustments required to accommodate non-binary people are…
Artificial Intelligence in education offers numerous possibilities to add more value to students, facilitates the teaching-learning process and improve the positioning of educational institutions. What years ago, might have seemed like science fiction, today is a reality completely applicable to projects and institutions of all kinds thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI uses fields such…
Vox populi Etymology Latin, voice of the people What It Means Vox populi is a Latin phrase that translates to “the voice of the people” and means, in essence, “popular sentiment or opinion.” A successful campaign manager and ardent defender of workers’ rights, Adela dedicates her time to speaking on behalf of vox populi. VOX POPULI in Context…