One of the advantages of a MH is you can tow a car or leave it at home, with a caravan you need both units with you on all occasions. I have noticed with the caravan it takes a lot more planning and packing up than a motorhome.lso, many people simply do not want to tow a caravan and also, some prefer the speed of setting up on site associated with a motorhome, no requirement to couple and uncouple and of course, the thought of reversing. Geoff: Many motorhomers have not been caravanners and only come to the activity in later years.
In Spanish, muy bien means: very well. Listen to muy bien: (If you have an HTML5 enabled browser, you can listen to the native audio below) This is a phrase that is used in the GamesForLanguage Spanish Language Game in the following scenes: Spanish 1, Level 1, Scene 2. Spanish 1, Level 1, Scene 3. Spanish 1, Level 2, Scene 2.
I always believe the RAE is the Law, but in the special issue of mexicanismos... I don't know at what mexicans they asked about the meaning of the currently words. Culero have few notes, is a slang word, a rude word, at least in Mexico City and other Sates in the same area. In the day-by-day language of the mexicans is used to express contempt in an angry way when describes people with the special features I posted in #6.