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Inglés II - Lección 9

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Listen to this conversation.

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Miguel, wait. Where are you

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going? I have to go into the city. I want to buy a few things for my wife. Are you going to

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take

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the subway? Yes, my wife needs the car. Do you have time for coffee first? Maybe. How late are the stores

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open

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tonight? Until nine o'clock. Then I do have time for coffee. Listen again

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Miguel, wait. Where are you

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going? I have to go into the city. I want to buy a few things for my wife.

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Are

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you going to take the subway? Yes, my wife needs the car. Do you have time for

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coffee

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first? Maybe. How late are the stores open tonight

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Until nine o'clock. Then I do have time for

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coffee. A friend of mine is coming to visit. Say Él es de México. He's from Mexico.

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Pero vive aquí desde hace tres años. But

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he's lived here for three years. He's lived here for three years.

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Cómo se llama su amigo?

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What's your friend's name?

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Felipe Martínez. Se llama Felipe Martínez.

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Vamos a almorzar juntos. We're going to have lunch together

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en el restaurante Avenida Parque

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at the Park Avenue restaurant. Try to say A veces como allí. Sometimes I eat there.

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Y a veces como en casa.¿ Se acuerda cómo se dice primero? Primero vamos a almorzar. Y luego, vamos a una tienda departamental. Mi amigo quiere comprar una camiseta para su hijo. Camiseta.

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T-shirt. Shirt.

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Shirt. T-shirt.

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Say. Mi amigo quiere comprar una camiseta. My

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friend wants to buy a T-shirt. Para su hijo. For his

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son. Say. Primero. Va a comprar una camiseta. Y

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después, vamos a tomar una copa de vino.

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Y después vamos a tomar una copa de vino.

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Felipe siempre toma vino tinto. Felipe siempre toma vino tinto.

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Nunca toma cerveza.

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Nunca toma cerveza.

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Pregunta cómo va a la ciudad.

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How are you going into the city?

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En metro? Listen and repeat.

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By subway? By.¿ By subway?

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Try to ask.¿ En metro o en taxi?

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By subway or by taxi.

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En metro, claro Frecuentemente tomo el metro.

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Say

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that taxis are faster.

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Taxis are faster

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Observe que dijo taxis y no the taxis. En inglés se usa the solamente cuando se habla de personas o cosas en particular. Diga otra vez, los taxis son más rápidos.

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Pero son más caros.

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Ahora, imagínese que usted y su esposa están en un viaje prolongado a Boston. Tienen un coche alquilado y ambos necesitan hacer unos mandados. Su esposa le dice, voy a comprar una camiseta.

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I'm

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going to buy a t-shirt. Ask her if she needs

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the car. Do you need the car? She answers

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No, puedo ir caminando. No,

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I can walk. I can walk

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La tienda no está lejos. The

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store isn't far.

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Y frecuentemente voy ahí caminando.

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And I often walk there.

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No necesito el coche hoy.

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I don't need the car today.

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Say that you can both go by car.

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We can both go by car.

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Say Podemos ir al centro juntos.

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We can go into town together.

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Puedes comprar la camiseta.

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You can buy the t-shirt. Y luego...

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And then... Podemos tomar una copa de vino juntos.

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We can have a glass of wine together. Tomemos una copa de vino juntos. Listen and repeat. Let's have a glass of wine together. Let's. Let's have a glass of wine together.

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Los norteamericanos muchas veces usan let's para sugerir que se haga algo juntos. Diga otra vez, tomemos una copa de vino juntos.

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Let's have a glass of wine together.

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Now try

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to

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say Vayamos al centro juntos.

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Let's go into town together. Let's go into town together.¿ Por qué no?

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Why not?

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Qué tan tarde?¿ Qué tan tarde quiere quedarse en el centro? Él se sobreentiende.

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Qué tan tarde quiere quedarse en el centro?

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Hasta las seis

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Entonces

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vayamos en metro. Ahora, imagínese que usted está en Nueva York trabajando con una amiga en su oficina. Ha llegado una carta para usted. Carta Cómo le diría a su amiga a usted, aquí está una carta para usted?

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Here's a letter for you. Here's a letter for you.

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Para mí?¿ Por mí?

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Sí, una carta para usted. Es de México.

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Dice...

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La carta es de un colega mexicano.

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Oh, the letter is from a Mexican colleague. The letter is from a Mexican colleague.

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Cómo se llama su colega? What's

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your colleague's name?

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Miguel, Miguel Rodríguez.

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Miguel, Miguel Rodríguez. La carta es de Miguel.

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Él y su esposa vienen de visita.

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Su esposa se llama Elena. Viven en Guadalajara. Él vive

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allí desde hace dos años.

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He's lived there for two years.

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Y ella vive ahí desde hace cinco años.

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And she's lived there for five years.

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Your friend asks, Ellos hablan inglés, ¿no?

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They speak English, don't they? They speak English, don't

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they? Answer.

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Sí, claro. Ambos hablan inglés muy bien.

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Yes, of course. They both speak English very well.

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Pero a veces hablamos español juntos.

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But sometimes we speak Spanish together.

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Your friend asks

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Cuándo vienen?

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When are they coming? When are they coming?

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Answer ¿Vienen?

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They're coming. El lunes.

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Listen and repeat.

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On Monday. Monday. Monday. On Monday. Try to say, Vienen el lunes. They're coming on Monday.

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Observe que en inglés, Literalmente se dice en lunes. Dígame otra vez que vienen el lunes.

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They're coming on Monday.

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Pero llegaron a los Estados Unidos.

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But they arrived in the United States. They arrived in the United States. Ayer en la mañana. Yesterday morning.

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Your friend asks,¿ Cuánto tiempo se van a quedar?

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How long are they going to stay? How long are they going to stay?

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Answer

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Durante

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dos días. For two days. Vienen el lunes. They're coming on Monday. They're coming.

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Ahora, de la misma manera, trate de decir llegan. They're arriving. Acuérdese que en inglés, esta forma se puede usar para hablar de algo que va a ocurrir en el futuro próximo. Aquí,

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they're arriving

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significa exactamente lo mismo que

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they're

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going to arrive. Diga otra vez, llegan.

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They're arriving. Llegan el lunes. They're arriving on Monday.¿ A qué hora llegan?

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At what time

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are they arriving? A las cinco, creo.

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At five o'clock, I think.

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A las cinco menos diez. Literalmente, a diez para cinco.

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Listen and repeat.

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At ten to five.

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A las cinco menos diez. Observe que aquí no se usa o'clock Llegan a las cinco menos diez.

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They're arriving at ten to five.

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Usted se corrige. No, a las cinco menos veinte.

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No, at twenty to five.

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Now say, a las cinco menos cinco.

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At five to five.¿ A las cinco menos diez? At ten to five. Your friend asks,

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A las cinco menos veinte? At

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twenty

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to five.¿ O a las cinco menos diez? Or

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at ten to five.

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El señor y la señora Rodríguez llegan a las 5

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menos 20.

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Usted le enseña la carta.¿ Qué dice cuando hace esto?

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Here's the letter. Here's the letter.

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Así es como se dice martes. Listen and repeat.

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Tuesday. Tuesday. Tuesday.

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Trate de preguntar si tiene tiempo el martes.

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Do you have time on Tuesday? On Tuesday. Do you have time on Tuesday? Your friend

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asks¿ Qué le gustaría hacer? What

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would you like to do?

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Qué le gustaría hacer el martes?

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What would you like to

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do on Tuesday? Say,¿ Por qué no vamos al café del jardín?

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Why don't we go to the garden café?

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Con frecuencia voy allí con mis amigos.

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I often go there with my friends.

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Qué tan tarde está abierto el café? How

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late is the café open

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Hasta las once.

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Until eleven o'clock.

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Your friend says... De acuerdo. Vayamos al café del jardín. El martes. Con su colega y su esposa. Quiere decir, la esposa de él.

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With your colleague and his wife.

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Podemos ir en metro.

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We can go by subway.

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O podemos ir caminando.

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Or we can walk.

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Now say Son las seis menos veinte.¿ Tiene tiempo para un café? Claro. Después del café, usted le dice a su amiga, Me tengo que ir ahora. Primero, tengo que comprar una camiseta. Para mi hijita, literalmente, mi pequeña niña.

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For my little girl. My little girl.

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Y luego, tengo que comprar vino. Algo de vino.

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And then I have to buy some wine.

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Ask.

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Qué tan tarde están abiertas las tiendas? Hasta las ocho, creo. Entonces, no tengo mucho tiempo.

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Nos vemos el martes.

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Ahora, imagínese que recibe una carta de una colega mexicana. Es una carta de María. It's a letter from Maria.

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From whom?

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De Maria. Es una colega mía.

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From Maria. She's a colleague of mine. Viene de visita. She's coming to visit.

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When? Try to say,

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Llega el lunes. She's arriving on Monday. She's arriving.

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A las tres menos veinte.

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At twenty to three.

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No, a las tres menos diez.

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Primero viene a Nueva York. Y luego va a Washington. Y luego va a Washington.

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Is her husband

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coming too? Say that

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no, he's going to stay home. No, he's going to stay home.

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Con quedarse, usualmente se sobreentiende en. Diga otra vez, va a quedarse en casa.

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He's going to stay home. Con la hija menor. How long is your colleague going to stay?

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Say that she's staying until Tuesday.

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She's staying until Tuesday. Until Tuesday.

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Aquí está la carta, le dice usted.

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Este es el final

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de la lección nueve.

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