This video is a preview of our online Spanish course «Español con noticias y documentales 2: La historia tres regiones bilingües de España». It explains the origin of the colloquial expression «Como Pedro por su casa».
| King Pedro I of Aragon is famous for his conquests. In the year 1096 he conquered Huesca in the famous battle of Alcoraz against the Muslims. This battle gave rise to the well-known phrase entróse como Pedro en Huesca, since he won easily and unexpectedly thanks to his qualities as a strategist. Over time, this saying entróse como Pedro en Huesca gave way to a more current one: como Pedro por su casa which means feeling very comfortable in a place that is new or unknown. It is also often used to say that a person takes a lot of liberties in a place or environment. Would you like to see the complete mini-lesson? It explains the expression No hay moros en la costa, among others, and consists of – the complete video – an annotated transcription – grammar notes – a couple of interactive exercises
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