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Shopping

Tip: Ve el video 2 veces para entender mejor la historia.

1. Escucha con traducción

Escucha un par de veces hasta que entiendas bien la historia.

My favorite supermarket is having a sale!
Mi supermercado favorito está de rebajas.

I see the vegetables are priced low.
Veo que las verduras están a bajo precio.

My favorite fruit’s prices are reduced too.
Los precios de mi fruta favorita también están rebajados.

I like kiwi and my roommate likes strawberries.
Me gusta el kiwi y a mi compañera de piso le gustan las fresas.

Sadly, I cannot see many kiwi in the bin.
Lamentablemente, no veo muchos kiwis en la cesta.

I ask, “Do you have more kiwi available?”
Pregunto: "¿Tiene más kiwis disponibles?".

The produce manager tells me, “Yes, there are more in the back.”
El encargado me dice: "Sí, hay más en la parte de atrás".

I put the strawberries in my cart.
Pongo las fresas en mi carrito.

The manager brings me the kiwi.
El encargado me trae el kiwi.

Then I check in the meat aisle for good deals.
Luego miro en el pasillo de la carne para ver si hay buenas ofertas.

I would like a large beef roast.
Me gustaría un asado de ternera grande.

But all I see is small cuts of beef.
Pero todo lo que veo son pequeños cortes de ternera.

I asked the butcher, “Do you have a larger roast?”
Le pregunto al carnicero: "¿Tiene un asado más grande?".

He tells me, “I have a couple of larger cuts.”
Me dice: "Tengo un par de cortes más grandes".

While the butcher gets the roast, I look at steaks.
Mientras el carnicero coge el asado, miro los filetes.

I see the prices are outrageous!
Veo que los precios son escandalosos.

The steaks will cost me an arm and a leg!
Los filetes me costarán mucho.

I would need to work more to afford them.
Tendría que trabajar más para poder permitírmelos.

No steaks for me!
No quiero filetes.

I pay for my groceries at the checkout.
Pago en la caja.

2. Escucha sin traducción

Escucha varias veces hasta que entiendas la historia con los ojos cerrados.

My favorite supermarket is having a sale!

I see the vegetables are priced low.

My favorite fruit’s prices are reduced too.

I like kiwi and my roommate likes strawberries.

Sadly, I cannot see many kiwi in the bin.

I ask, “Do you have more kiwi available?”

The produce manager tells me, “Yes, there are more in the back.”

I put the strawberries in my cart.

The manager brings me the kiwi.

Then I check in the meat aisle for good deals.

I would like a large beef roast.

But all I see is small cuts of beef.

I asked the butcher, “Do you have a larger roast?”

He tells me, “I have a couple of larger cuts.”

While the butcher gets the roast, I look at steaks.

I see the prices are outrageous!

The steaks will cost me an arm and a leg!

I would need to work more to afford them.

No steaks for me!

I pay for my groceries at the checkout.

3. Escucha y practica responder

Escucha varias veces hasta que puedas responder correctamente a todas las preguntas a tiempo, con los ojos cerrados.

My favorite supermarket is having a sale! Is the supermarket or the book store having a sale? [SUPERMARKET/BOOKSTORE], yes.

I see the vegetables are priced low. Are the vegetables priced high or low? [HIGH/LOW], yes.

My favorite fruit’s prices are reduced too. Are the fruit prices reduced or priced high? [REDUCED/PRICED HIGH], correct.

I like kiwi and my roommate likes strawberries. Does my roommate like kiwi or strawberries? [KIWI/STRAWBERRIES, yes.

Sadly, I cannot see many kiwi in the bin. Am I happy or sad because there’s not many kiwi? [HAPPY/SAD], correct.

I ask, “Do you have more kiwi available?” Do I ask if there’s more kiwi or bananas available? [KIWI/BANANAS], yes.

The produce manager tells me, “Yes, there are more in the back.” Does the product manager tell me yes or no? [YES/NO], correct.

I put the strawberries in my cart. Do I put strawberries or blueberries in my cart? [STRAWBERRIES/BLUEBERRIES], yes.

The manager brings me the kiwi. Does the manager bring me kiwi or carrots? [KIWI/CARROTS], yes.

Then I check in the meat aisle for good deals. Do I check the meat or dairy aisle next? [MEAT/DAIRY], correct.

I would like a large beef roast. Do I want a large or small roast? [LARGE/SMALL], yes.

But all I see is small cuts of beef. Do I see small cuts of beef or chicken? [BEEF/CHICKEN], correct.

I asked the butcher, “Do you have a larger roast?” Do I ask the butcher if there are larger cuts of roast or lamb? [ROAST/LAMB], yes.

He tells me, “I do have a couple of larger cuts.” Does he say he does or doesn’t have larger cuts? [DOES/DOESN’T], yes.

While the butcher gets the roast, I look at steaks. Do I look at steaks or cheese? [STEAKS/CHEESE], correct.

I see the prices are outrageous! Is the price of steak reasonable or outrageous? [OUTRAGEOUS/REASONABLE], yes.

The steaks will cost me an arm and a leg! Will the chicken or steaks cost too much? [CHICKEN/STEAKS], yes.

I would need to work more to afford them. Will I need to work more or less hours to afford steaks? [MORE/LESS], yes.

No steaks for me! Will I buy steaks or not buy steaks? [BUY/NOT BUY], yes.

I pay for my groceries at the checkout. Do I pay for my groceries at the check-out or the service desk? [CHECK-OUT/SERVICE DESK], correct. IMPORTANTE: Solo podrás continuar a la siguiente sección cuando logres responder a todas las preguntas de forma correcta, en voz alta, a tiempo, y sin mirar el texto.