It's fine with me. For me it's fine. What's the difference between these two phrases? Or, how about, is due tomorrow morning. Welcome to Spanish obsessed, where we have conversations in Spanish designed for learners. This is for you if you're looking for useful real world Spanish inputs, but you still struggle with native Spanish in this episode I continue my conversation with Johanna or Johanna. Looking at more uses of por and para which, let's be honest is a huge pain for most of us, will look at practical real world examples and also explore some of the mistakes that we make with por and para as learners. Now, I'm recording this intro a few months after we actually recorded the episode and it's been a long break a few months in fact and and that's because our son Noah was born, he is now six months old which I can't believe. And we finally finally getting back to recording more episodes. So, thank you very much. Thank you very much for, for holding on for waiting for us. And I'm hoping that soon I will be back to recording more regular episodes, but for now, let's get back to my conversation with Johanna about por y para.

Hi, Johanna. What's up? How's it going?

Hello, Rob. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. It doesn't matter, does it? Because we don't know what time you're listening.

Yeah.

How are you?

I'm fine, very fine, thank you very much. You already... You asked me about... about Lis, who's very big. She's... for those who don't know, she's pregnant. Yeah, week 38. So we don't have much time left until there are four of us in the family. How nervous!

How wonderful! Congratulations. What a joy, indeed.

Thank you so much.