Aww yeah! What's up guys? Today we are learning English with a beautiful Disney Pixar film, Coco.
So this film shows a very interesting Mexican tradition called the Day of The Dead. Now,
Mexican culture is very present in the United States because they're our neighbor to the south
and also because there has been a lot of immigration from Mexico. Now we first will
look at a funny clip from the movie which is full of fantastic vocabulary and phrasal verbs and then
we'll also take a look at one of the songs. So finally this film also includes a lot of
Spanish words which we'll show the English translation for in green. Let's jump in.
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phrasal verbs, and even pronunciation from that clip, but first I wanted to quickly let you know
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