Hello, I'm Sam from Acast and this March Acast is celebrating all women in podcasting. At Acast, we help to support and grow shows from queer women, trans women and allies alike, because podcasting is for everyone. This month, why not add WTB to your listen queue?
If you love a chatty podcast or always looking for your next great culture recommendation, or you just have a dilemma to be answered, step into the world of the hilarious Jen Brister, Maureen Younger and Alison June Smith. Listen and follow WTV wherever you get your podcasts. Season 3. Episode 14. Beneath the Surface. ¿Estás bien? Sí. Sí. Espera. Tengo la linterna aquí. Espera.
I can see we're in some kind of ancient chamber. The walls are literally glistening with crystal formations. Menos mal que trajiste esa linterna. Oh, wow. Eso fue intenso. So, just so you guys know what's happening, we just surfaced in this dark underground chamber. That swim was... It was incredible, but I wasn't sure you'd make it through. But here we are. The water's freezing. But at least we can breathe. We should take a moment to...
catch our breath in this mysterious cave. Ana, tomemos un momento para recuperarnos. Meanwhile, I got some great vocab to impart. Remember to repeat after me out loud in the gaps. Numero uno Do you remember how to say the underwater cave? Think of a submarine. Remember, submarine means underwater. Therefore, is the underwater cave. Número dos. Next, we have the darkness. Do you remember the word for it in Spanish? It's...
La oscuridad. La oscuridad. Here's a tip to help you recall. Everything becomes obscure in the darkness. La oscuridad. 3. How do you say the pressure in Spanish? Here's a hint. Think about how pressure is created by pressing. The word is la presión, which means the pressure. La. Número cuatro. Salir a la superficie. Número cinco. To run out of air is quedarse sin aire. quedarse sin aire. To run out of air, as we almost did, is to...
Quedarse sin aire. Número seis. To say, I can't see anything, you would say... no puedo ver nada no puedo ver nada I can't see anything is... No puedo ver nada. Finally, numero siete. To say, I need to rest. As we're doing now, would be... Necesito descansar. Necesito. Right then, how would you say... The underwater cave. Remember, think of submarine. la cueva submarina Next, how would you say the darkness? Remember, everything's obscure in the darkness.
The darkness is La Oscuridad. La Oscuridad. How would you say, I can't see anything? No puedo ver nada. No puedo ver nada. Finally, to run out of air is what? quedarse sin aire. To run out of air is to quedarse sin aire. Hang on. What's that reflecting the torchlight in the distance? What is that? There's a small beach ahead of us. Cap, mira, apunta la luz hacia allá. ¿Dónde? Ah, I can't believe what I'm seeing. The torchlight is catching hundreds, hundreds of golden reflections.
Ancient artifacts scattered across the rocky shore. El tesoro de Guatavita. Por fin lo encontramos. Ana, lo decimos. Lo decimos, Ana. My heart is racing as we wade closer. The legends, they were true. Ceremonial masks, delicate figurines. Everything just as the diary described. Ana, we did it. Yo, hay algo que necesito decirte. I can hear footsteps. They're inside the cave. Cap, tenemos que movernos. Ahora. The voices are getting closer. We need to find another way out of here. And fast.
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