Episode 1: The word "play" quiere decir mucho más que "jugar''
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Our inaugural episode gives several examples of the word "play" that are common but may not translate directly to Spanish. If you are an intermediate English learner who speaks Spanish at home, perhaps you will enjoy our explanations and examples of "play along,'' ''get played," ''make a play for," and other uses.
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