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Estas son las noticias más relevantes de la semana en inglés y en español para que sigas ejercitando el inglés. [ENG] Female athletes fined for not wearing bikinis During the European Beach Handball Championship, the Norwegian women team was penalised for wearing shorts, instead of the sport’s typical bikini bottoms. The team had to pay the

Estas son las noticias más relevantes de la semana en inglés y en español para que sigas ejercitando el inglés. [ENG] IDs for non-binary people Argentina has become the first country in South America to recognise non-binary gender identities in its national identification cards and passport. From now on, someone who does not identify as either

In the late 1700’s the French colonies that had settled in North America became isolated with the arrival of the British that cornered them with their own American settlements, which was the first step towards a breach in North American and European French, much like it occurred with other languages such as Spanish, Portuguese and,

No matter what language we are talking about, we can always recognize certain phrases with metaphorical meaning hidden behind random expressions that don’t seem to make a lot of sense when looked at objectively, at least not in the context in which they are normally used. For example, if you were to communicate surprising news

Estas son las noticias más relevantes de la semana en inglés y en español para que sigas ejercitando el inglés. [ENG] L-Gante’s ABC sing-along Elian Angel Valenzuela, the popular cumbia singer known as L-Gante, rose to fame earlier this year after a collaboration with producer Bizarrap. It reached the top spot on Billboard’s Argentina Hot 100,

Estas son las noticias más relevantes de la semana en inglés y en español para que sigas ejercitando el inglés. [ENG] “Confitería del Molino” cafe turns 105 years old The mythical cafe, located across the National Congress on the corner of Rivadavia and Callao Avenues, opened on July 9th, 1916. The historical Art Nouveau building

There is a popular joke that reads: “When it comes to languages, their our know rules.” Now at first sight, because of grammar, that sentence does not seem to make any sense. However, if one reads it out loud, one realizes that in terms of pronunciation, the end of that sentence sounds like “there are

Estas son las noticias más relevantes de la semana en inglés y en español para que sigas ejercitando el inglés. [ENG] Legal setback for Britney Spears The singer has been under her father’s legal custody since 2008 following her public breakdown, including her divorce, shaving her head, and attacking paparazzi. Two weeks ago, she asked

[ENG] New rights for trans population Last week, the Senate passed a bill on labour inclusion for transgender population, which bears the name of two of its historical referents: Diana Sacayán and Lohana Berkins. The law enforces an employment quota of at least 1 per cent of the public administration staff for transgender people. In

Pride Day has come June 28th is the date when the LGBT+ community comes together to celebrate Pride Day that honours those involved in the Stonewall Riots. Glosa joins the celebration telling you all about its origins and the current demands of the movement. The Stonewall uprising In the early morning of June 28th, 1969,