Hi everyone! Please have a look at this lesson and see how people will translate the "llueva o truene" in English. Have you heard of these expressions related to weather? See you next session!

Crees que tu nivel de Inglés necesita un poco de calor? No te congeles! Establecimos temas relacionados a la Patagonia que todos, no importa el nivel, podrán conectar, si tienes mayor nivel comprenderás mucho más, pero si crees que necesitas más para repasar, cómentanos aquí, ¿qué es lo más te cuesta? Ve a la sección: Curso de Ingles Introductorio - Vida en la Patagonia https://www.skool.com/patagoniapolyglot-2744/classroom/7187c33b?md=d17349343e2a4b15aa1c53b9f7be59e7 Y partamos este recorrido! Cuéntame, ¿cuál será tu objetivo personal?

Please find attached today's lesson about weather: ¿Do you know how to say "está chispeando" o "garuga"? We talked about those related topics. See you next thursday live!

Please find attached the recorded lesson of today's session. See you next thursday

Here you have some useful phrases to talk about "Frio" in Patagonia ❄️ chilly - “It’s a bit chilly this morning, perfect for a hike if the wind behaves.” - “The fjord looks amazing, but wow… it gets chilly fast when the sun hides.” - “I wasn’t expecting it to feel this chilly even in summer.” 🌧️ damp cold - “This damp cold gets into your bones, doesn’t it?” - “Patagonia has that damp cold that makes you want a sopaipilla right away.” 🥶 bitter cold - “The wind by the glacier is bitter cold. Totally worth it, though.” - “I thought I was prepared, but this is bitter cold for real.” - “Crossing the pass was beautiful, but the top was bitter cold.” 🌬️ bone‑chilling - “That bone‑chilling wind near the lookout almost knocked me over.” - “The weather changed in minutes — suddenly it was bone‑chilling.” 🧊 freezing - “It’s absolutely freezing by the lake, but the colors are unreal.” - “We camped last night and it was freezing until sunrise.” NOS VEMOS ESTE JUEVES NUEVAMENTE A LAS 19 PM (HORA PATAGONIA) See you on Thursday at 7 PM!