we will provide practical examples of things to help you navigate through different aspects of life. To better understand how examples work in practice, let’s look at a few real-life scenarios where examples are commonly used:
Evil is defined as the lack of moral frameworks for action that allows a person to commit acts that are harmful and harm another . It is also defined as the lack of goodness in a human being. For example: an office worker who speaks badly about a colleague to his superior so that he is fired from his job. The … Read more
Zarzuela is a theatrical artistic expression that boomed in Spain during the reign of Philip IV. This was presented for the first time in the Zarzuela palace, which is why it adopted its name as it is an unpublished genre composed of music, poetry, lyrics and prose . What is it? Zarzuela is a mix of many artistic expressions such as … Read more
The use of a zeugma consists of establishing a single word that allows describing various times, actions and subjects , giving a universal meaning to the sentence. It is a word related to rhetoric and symbolizes the designation of a word for various moments of reference in a sentence . In the Spanish language it is commonly used … Read more
To explain the behaviors of animal species, according to their classification, size, place of habitation and other defined characteristics, a study is carried out based on zoography. Zoography is a science that deals with the life of animals, their interaction, their origins according to the species, the evolution and adaptation they achieve over time. Everything that … Read more
The “comfort zone” is a term widely used to describe a psychological state in which a person feels comfortable and safe when carrying out known and predictable activities and decisions. In this zone, stress and anxiety are minimized, but it also limits personal growth and development. Characteristics of the comfort zone The comfort zone is … Read more
The resource of juxtaposition allows the sentences to be distributed in such a way that concrete ideas are expressed, thus reducing the links “and”, “or”, “that”, “for”, or other connectives that seek to wander or enlarge the message. . The key link or device of juxtaposition is commas (,), as well as semicolons (;) instead of … Read more
Yeism is a linguistic phenomenon that occurs in Spanish and refers to the similar pronunciation of the sounds “ll” and “y”, which are actually different in the phonological system of the language . Instead of pronouncing them differently, as is done in some regions, in Yeism both sounds are pronounced in the same way, which can lead … Read more
The use of words of foreign origin is called xenosism. They tend to be popularly called foreignism because they are formed in another language or country. Xenism includes everything from words, for example: leggings , to phrases like: “Órale wey” Xenism is the use of a word that, formed in another language or country, is transferred through families or … Read more
The term xenophobia comes from the Greek words “xeno” meaning foreigner and “phobia” meaning fear. Xenophobia is the fear or rejection of foreigners and should not be confused with racism, as it can occur between people of the same race, but of different nationalities. Xenophobia is manifested through hostile and deliberate discriminatory actions or expressions towards … Read more
Wikis are quick search platforms through digital spaces that work connected to the Internet, and allow immediate access to any content in which your source knowledge is required. The word wiki originates from the Hawaiian wiki wiki which means very fast. This designates wikis as very fast search engines for digital information. For example: if you want … Read more