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Español abajo. Radio Matera is a bilingual radio program based in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. We are a team of professionals who love radio and what we do: bilingual cultural exchange, to complement the language learning process of any student of English or Spanish. Radio Matera es un programa de radio bilingüe que sale de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Somos un equipo de profesionales que amamos la radio y lo que hacemos: intercambio cultural y bilingüe, para complementar el ...
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Evan shares some special news regarding an upcoming project. The sneak peek at Fronteriza includes an interview with El Salvadoran singer-songwriter Mauricio Callejas, founder of Centroamericanto Fest. Fronteriza Links: https://www.facebook.com/fronterizaradiohttps://www.instagram.com/fronterizaradio/https://twitter.com/fronterizaradiohttps://sound…
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In this episode, we take a look at that trickiest and simultaneously most and least translatable of grammatical constructs: the present perfect.The featured song of the week is Misinformation Age by Eric Bachmann. Radio Matera does not own the rights to this song, and is sharing it for strictly noncommercial purposes.…
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In this episode, we celebrate our first month back on the air, then discuss different strategies for reading in another language and share some of our favorite books. This week's featured song is "Blues del Mar" by Gaby Moreno. Radio Matera does not own the rights to this song, and is sharing it strictly for non-commercial purposes.…
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We're back! Vuelve la Radio Matera, en versión lite, con todo el slang, los datos culturales, y la buena onda que extrañas. With some new voices and some old, these new mini-episodes will keep you up to date on slang, pronunciation, tricky grammar, and all the cultural intricacies that we love about language learning.…
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76. Soy un colgado; Approve vs Aprobar; Space Idioms
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Español abajo. In this program, we take a look at the phrase "no te cuelges" and it's derivatives, we compare the words "approve" and "aprobar", and we share some idiomatic expressions related to space. En este programa, vemos la frase "no te cuelges" y frases relacionadas, comparamos las palabras "aprobar" y "approve", y vemos algunas expresiones …
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