Paella

[JPablo]

Is someone interested in "derivations"?

I think that "el palabrero" is an interesting place to learn about Spanish words... It is for advanced learners and/or Spanish natives, but being brief and somewhat entertaining, sounds like a good option to improve your Spanish vocabulary...

Here is one link,

http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/el-palabrero/palabrero-paellas-pailas-08-10-12/1554482/

[javcax]

It's a good audio.
I usually use this site to listen to similar audios. Here are some links. I hope you like them.


http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/no-es-un-dia-cualquiera/insultologio-pancracio-celdran-dia-cualquiera/973874
http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/no-es-un-dia-cualquiera/dia-cualquiera-significa-guey/1426620/
http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/no-es-un-dia-cualquiera/dia-cualquiera-misto-palabra-moribunda/1614668
http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/videos/para-todos-la-2/para-todos-2-origen-palabras-corazon/1228723/

[JPablo]

Thank you, javcax!

I like the links you included... (I am just listening to the first one.)

"Haber pasado más Navidades que Noches Buenas..." (that's a good one...)

"No saber uno donde le aprieta el zapato"...

It's funny that when one starts learning other languages, he realizes how much he needs to learn his own!!!