>Reading book of essays in spanish (for learners, but advanced level
>Guy doesn't define any difficult vocabulary at the bottom, instead just defines random things that interest him instead - and sometimes throws in basic conjugation shit that beginners learn
>Reading book of spanish culture (spain)
>They guy just randomly bombs you with a list of 20 names of famous spanish people and makes comparisons between them despite you being a LEARNER (college level book)
Why are they like this? It seems like wherever you go and get your book from spanish-speaking people just can't help randomly throwing in a bunch of useless information or defining extremely basic words that are in the top 2,000, then not defining some extremely fringe vocabulary pieces some essayist just decided to throw in there.
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Also true of much of input, and the different forms of input, and how literal / non-literal they are in what they say.
