Costa Rica 2015

Costa Rica 2015 MHCC presents:

A small band of language rebels, making their way across the jungle, settling on San Isidro where they shall conquer ¡Español!

I got 25%
07/11/2015

I got 25%

The ultimate bucket list for your trip to Costa Rica! 50 things to do and see while visiting this tropical paradise. Have you already

03/24/2015

Costa Rica deserves a huge round of applause, and perhaps even a high five, for managing to produce all of its electricity from renewables for 75 days straight.

Homeward Bound.
03/15/2015

Homeward Bound.

Dusty with a few of the members of her host family.
03/10/2015

Dusty with a few of the members of her host family.

some of us went to Poas volcano. it was very lovely!! weather was more similar to Oregon
02/24/2015

some of us went to Poas volcano. it was very lovely!! weather was more similar to Oregon

Jiminy Crickets
02/11/2015

Jiminy Crickets

Spanish lessons over past subjunctive in the sand 😊
02/07/2015

Spanish lessons over past subjunctive in the sand 😊

02/03/2015

Soy yo con más...stay away from the verb TO GET with emotions in Spanish, so don't use conseguir to express "get mad" / "get sick" / "get depressed". Rather use REFLEXIVE VERBS to express these thoughts:

enfermar(se): to get sick
Me enfermé el sábado: I got sick on Saturday
enojar(se): to get mad
Paula se enojó conmigo: Paula got mad at me
deprimir(se)
Los estudiantes se deprimieron cuando vieron sus calificacones:
the students got (became) depressed cuando when they saw their grades...pero no Uds, ¿verdad que no?

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Today, poor Grant got hassled for wearing a f***y pack. Police and stadium workers made him go through it. That pat down...
02/01/2015

Today, poor Grant got hassled for wearing a f***y pack. Police and stadium workers made him go through it. That pat down wasn't very fun either.

Paul, is by far the best professor to take along on our journey. And hands down the students agree!
01/31/2015

Paul, is by far the best professor to take along on our journey. And hands down the students agree!

01/30/2015

Soy yo con otro verbo que puede ser útil:

Parecer: to seem, look like

Parece que va a llover
It looks like it's going to write

Me parece bien
Seems fine to me

No me parece
I don't like the look / sound of that (loose translation)

¿Le parece? (Some asks if you want to study at 4:00 and wants to know what you think) In Mexico where is tú is used a LOT more:
¿Te parece?

ParecerSE (reflexive verb, to look like someone)

Mi hermano y yo nos parecemos
My brother and I look like each other

Sus hijos se parecen
Your children look like each other

Espero que ayude...
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