| Today's image is from the island of Tenerife, where they speak the Canarian dialect of Spanish. | | | Hi there! Join us as we explore the rich culture of Spain, learning about proverbs like 'Todos los caminos conducen a Roma.' and words such as artes escénicas, oportunidad, extinguirse (una estrella), comprender, and paso (de baile). |
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| artes escénicas The Spanish term 'artes escénicas' is translated into English as 'performing arts'. The term encompasses all forms of art that are performed before an audience. This includes various forms of dance, music, and theater. The primary purpose of these arts is to provide entertainment and to convey the artist's interpretation of emotions, situations, and narratives to the audience. Notable examples of performing arts include drama, opera, music, ballet, magic, illusion, mime, speculum, puppetry, circus performances, and performance art. Here's how to use it: Mi hermana está estudiando para ser profesora de artes escénicas. En la ciudad, hay un museo dedicado a las artes escénicas. El festival anual de artes escénicas atrae a visitantes de todo el mundo. | |
| oportunidad The Spanish word for 'chance' is 'oportunidad'. It refers to the occurrence of a situation or event which gives one the possibility to do something. It is commonly used in daily conversations and is very beneficial in expressing opportunities or the lack thereof, for example, 'Tengo una oportunidad de ganar' refers to 'I have a chance to win'. Here's how to use it: Esta es una buena oportunidad para aprender español. Ella aprovechó la oportunidad para conocer Barcelona. Busco una oportunidad de trabajo. | |
| extinguirse (una estrella) The Spanish term 'extinguirse (una estrella)' translates to 'extinct (a star)' in English. This phrase is often used in the context of astronomy, where it refers to the process by which a star exhausts its nuclear fuel and ends its life. This could occur in a number of ways, such as collapsing under its own gravity, or exploding as a supernova. The phrase conveys a sense of finality and the irreversible end of existence. Here's how to use it: La estrella podría extinguirse si sigue aumentando en tamaño. A menos que podamos detener el proceso, la estrella se extinguirá. La sobreexplotación de recursos naturales puede hacer extinguirse una estrella. | |
| comprender Comprender means to grasp the nature, significance, or meaning of information. In the context of studying, it usually involves understanding a concept or a subject matter. Here's how to use it: Voy a comprender tu punto de vista. Me cuesta comprender la matemática. Es importante comprender la historia. | |
| paso (de baile) The Spanish term 'paso (de baile)' directly translates to 'step (of dance)' in English. It is commonly used in the context of dancing, where it denotes a particular sequence or manner of movement in dancing. The term 'paso' on its own means 'step' while the portion in the parenthesis, 'de baile', specifies that this step is related to dance. Hence, 'paso (de baile)' would refer to a dance step, a specific way to move in a dance routine. Here's how to use it: Aprendí un nuevo paso de baile en la clase de salsa. El paso de baile que más me gusta es el twist. El paso de baile fue tan complicado que me tropecé. | |
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