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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2017 · 21 MIN

At the Pharmacy in Mexico - a Spanish podcast for travel sickness.

from Doorway To Mexico | Learn Spanish with Intermediate and Advanced Conversations · host Doorway to Mexico

Julie comes down with a bad case of Montezuma's Revenge, so the family heads to a local pharmacy in search of a remedy. Did she get sick from drinking the water? We'll find out when we address the facts and myths about drinking the water in Mexico.

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Julie comes down with a bad case of Montezuma's Revenge, so the family heads to a local pharmacy in search of a remedy. Did she get sick from drinking the water? We'll find out when Paulina addresses a lot of the facts and myths about Montezuma's Revenge and drinking the water in Mexico. In the round table discussion afterward, we examine some of the more challenging vocabulary from the dialogue. The bonus audio includes an additional review of the episode's colloquial expressions and phrases and Paulina gives us more examples of how to use them in real life situations.

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