Kippy is a little skunk who lives in a kingdom full of animals of all type. One day she receives a letter from her father. She has to travel to England to join him. But before the peregrine falcon appears, she must learn how to speak English. For that purpose she sets off a journey throughout the jungle meeting different animals, the deer, the hare, the raccoon, the elephants, the monkeys and so on, who will teach her the tricky aspects of learning how to speak English. An incredible fable full of imagination and fun that will help you unravel the most modern methodologies of learning a language.

Si tu mamá cuenta con esta aplicación, te aseguro que habrán chats que te la recordarán y te harán morirte a carcajadas. VALORA EL TIEMPO QUE TE TEDICA TU MAMÁ PUES NO SABES CUANDO SERA EL ÚLTIMO.

Bilingual English-Spanish story created for English speakers who are studying Spanish as a Foreign Language. Being a bilingual edition, is also useful for students Spanish Speakers of English as a Second Language. The main target of the story are children from 8 to 11 years old, but due to the interdisciplinary nature of the work (the story combines language learning, environment protection and knowledge of habits of insects), it could be useful for others age targets. The Spanish part of the story has been revised by a Teacher with a Master of Teaching Spanish as a Second Language. On the other hand, the English part of the story has been revised by a qualified teacher of English as a Second Language.

Bilingual English-Spanish story created for English speakers who are studying Spanish as a Foreign Language. Being a bilingual edition, is also useful for students Spanish Speakers of English as a Second Language. The main target of the story are children from 8 to 11 years old, but due to the interdisciplinary nature of the work (the story combines language learning, environment protection and knowledge of habits of insects), it could be useful for others age targets. The Spanish part of the story has been revised by a Teacher with a Master of Teaching Spanish as a Second Language. On the other hand, the English part of the story has been revised by a qualified teacher of English as a Second Language.

No sólo las mujeres tienen sus finales tristes...

Until July 26 The Jonathan LeVine Gallery will host the exhibition   Broken English, from the famed artist John Matos, more commonly known as Crash, a pioneering urban artist from New York with pieces in such prestigious cultural spaces as the Museum of Modern Art and the Brooklyn Museum, amongst others. Crash was one of the first urban artists to take the leap from trains to canvas, and as such his figure suggests the advancement of marginal art in the 80′s New Yorker scene. His work, which mai

I sent you a picture today It was recently taken and fairly sane - I think Accurately depicting Who I was on that day It is for you too keep Use it, to remember me It is the last one You will ever see

Look into my eyes, I am here, now, call me by my name, sit beside me, listen to my song. **** Mírame, nómbrame, comparte mi canto.

A murmur enters, trickles slowly and sits inside. I hear it moving around, in rippling waves descends. *** Penetra un murmullo, en mi interior se sienta y ondulatoriamente me deciende.

Poemas en Inglés - English poems

Fun song to practice means of transport vocabulary in English.

I fought in Haethfelth narrates one of the most important battles of the Dark Ages. Two Languages: English and Español ---- It's theYear of our Lord 633. Again the horns sound in the lands of old Britannia, calling men to war. The forces of the Northern Angles are preparing to face the Britons and their allies now, the Southern Angles. A heath-covered moor is the chosen battlefield where the ambitions of three kings will collide. Many men of Deira and Bernaccia, Gwynedd and Mierce will spill their blood, mixing equally between brother and enemy. Some will live, to remember having fought in Haethfelth. The rest will be food for the crows and will not come to hear if the bards will sing their names or forget then. There will be found Eappa, one more among those who have been obliged to exchange farm plow for the spear and pushed to fight in the army of their lord. In the tense wait in the shield wall, Eappa will confront his own despair. And, when the fight starts and shields clash, he will either find the courage to oppose fear, blood, and iron, or perish. ---------------------- Corre el Año del Señor de 633. De nuevo suenan los cuernos en las tierras de la vieja Britannia, reclamando a sus hombres para la guerra. Las fuerzas de los anglos del Norte se aprestan a enfrentarse con los britones y sus ahora aliados, los anglos del Sur. Un páramo cubierto de brezos será el campo de batalla escogido donde han de chocar las ambiciones de tres reyes. Muchos hombres de Deira y Bernaccia, Mierce y Gwynedd derramarán su sangre, mezclando por igual la de hermano o enemigo. Algunos vivirán, para recordar haber luchado en Haethfelth. El resto serán alimento para los cuervos, y no llegarán a oir si los bardos cantan sus nombres, o los han olvidado. Allí se encuentra Eappa, uno más entre los que han sido obligados a cambiar el arado de su granja por la lanza, y empujado a combatir en las filas del ejército de su señor. En la tensa espera tras el muro de escudos, Eappa se enfrenta a su propia desesperación. Y, cuando la lucha comienza y chocan los escudos, habrá de buscar el valor para oponerse al miedo, la sangre y el hierro, o perecer.