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Espanol Podcast 17

podcast logo Inundaciones de Río Grande del Sur de 2024

This is the seventeenth podcast. Hoy discutimos un evento natural muy triste.

The audio is created with Google Text-to-Speech in Android for free using the spanish (Spain) voice. The script was written by various authors around the world and given to Wikipedia, where I got it on May 20, 2024.

Brazil has been hit with unprecedented rains in the south of the country leading to a severe natural disaster. While it would make sense to discuss in Portuguese, this is a Spanish podcast. For Portuguese, consider BBC News Brasil.

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Español Podcast 16

podcast logo Los Mayos en España

This is the sixteenth podcast. Hoy discutimos la Festividad de los Mayos en España.

The audio is created with Google Text-to-Speech in Android for free using the spanish (Spain) voice. The script was written by various authors around the world and given to Wikipedia, where I got it on May 1, 2024.

It's may day today so I thought ...

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Español Podcast 15

podcast logo Expulsión de los acadianos

This is the fifteenth podcast. Hoy discutimos la historia de Canadá y los Estados Unidos.

The audio is created with Google Text-to-Speech in Android for free using the spanish (Spain) voice. The script was written by various authors around the world and given to Wikipedia, where I got it on May 1, 2024.

This topic was brought to my attention ...

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Español Podcast 14

podcast logo asignatura

This is the fourteenth podcast. Hoy discutimos educación.

The audio is created with Google Text-to-Speech in Android for free using the spanish (Spain) voice. The script was written by various authors around the world and given to Wikipedia, where I got it on April 20th, 2024.

I noticed that Duolingo uses asignatura while Google Translate does not. Why?

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