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My Spanish Sucks: 101 Simple Mexican Dichos and Refranes For People On The Go

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My Spanish Sucks! 101 Simple Mexican Dichos y Refranes For People on the Go: Popular Mexican Folk Wisdom for Expats, Travelers and Lovers of Mexican Culture

by Fidel C. Rodriguez

4.8 out of 5

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Are you ready to spice up your Spanish and make it more authentic? Look no further than My Spanish Sucks: 101 Simple Mexican Dichos and Refranes For People On The Go.

This book is packed with 101 of the most common and useful Mexican dichos (sayings) and refranes (proverbs). Each saying is presented with its English translation, a brief explanation of its meaning, and an example of how to use it in a conversation. Plus, the book is organized by category, so you can easily find the perfect saying for any situation.

Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, My Spanish Sucks will help you take your Spanish to the next level. It's the perfect resource for students, travelers, and anyone who wants to sound more like a native speaker.

What's Inside

Here's a sneak peek at some of the dichos and refranes you'll find in the book:

"A caballo regalado no se le miran los dientes." (Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.)
"El que ríe al último, ríe mejor." (He who laughs last, laughs best.)
"Más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando." (A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.)
"No por mucho madrugar amanece más temprano." (The early bird doesn't always get the worm.)
"Quien siembra vientos, cosecha tempestades." (He who sows the wind, reaps the whirlwind.)

Benefits of Learning Mexican Dichos and Refranes

There are many benefits to learning Mexican dichos and refranes. Here are just a few:

They will make you sound more like a native speaker. Dichos and refranes are used by native speakers all the time, so incorporating them into your speech will make you sound more authentic.
They will help you understand Mexican culture. Dichos and refranes often reflect the values and beliefs of the Mexican people. By learning them, you will gain a deeper understanding of Mexican culture.
They will make your Spanish more interesting. Dichos and refranes are often clever and witty, and they can add a touch of humor to your conversations.
They will help you learn new vocabulary. Many dichos and refranes contain unique words and expressions that you may not find in a textbook.

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My Spanish Sucks! 101 Simple Mexican Dichos y Refranes For People on the Go: Popular Mexican Folk Wisdom for Expats, Travelers and Lovers of Mexican Culture

by Fidel C. Rodriguez

4.8 out of 5