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Hi! Good morning. Today we are going to talk about the house. Yes, the house. |
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¡Hola! Buenos días. Hoy vamos a hablar de la casa. Sí, la casa. |
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I, for example, live in a building with a lot of floors. |
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Yo, por ejemplo, vivo en un edificio con muchos pisos. |
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That is, a house in a building, in Spain is called apartment. |
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Es decir, una casa en un edificio, en España se llama piso. |
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Right? So every day when I get home, I look in the mailbox, yes? |
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¿Sí? Entonces todos los días al llegar a casa, miro en el buzón, ¿sí? |
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And I pick up, I pick up the newspaper or I pick up the letters that I get in the mailbox. |
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Y recojo, recojo el periódico o recojo las cartas que recibo en el buzón. |
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Then, with the key I open the door of the hall and we go in. |
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Después, con la llave, abro la puerta del portal y entramos. |
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And the hall usually consists of a corridor |
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Y el portal se compone normalmente de un pasillo |
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and some stairs that lead to other, other floors. |
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y unas escaleras que llevan a otros, a otras plantas. |
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Usually in Spain, there are three, four floors: |
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Normalmente en España hay tres, cuatro plantas: |
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First floor, second floor, third floor. |
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Primera planta, segunda planta, tercera planta. |
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I live in the ground floor, that is, I have very few stairs. |
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Yo vivo en la planta baja, es decir, tengo muy pocas escaleras. |
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So, before getting inside the house, we have to clean our feet in the carpet, right? |
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Entonces, antes de entrar en casa, hay que limpiarse los pies en el felpudo, ¿sí? |
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We always have to do this. |
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If I don't have the keys, I have to ring the bell. |
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Y si no tengo las llaves, tengo que llamar al timbre. |
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But as I have the keys with me today, I'll open, |
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Pero como hoy tengo las llaves, abro, |
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and we go into the house. |
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The first room that we are going to see is the kitchen. |
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La primera habitación que vamos a ver es la cocina. |
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In a, in a house there is usually a kitchen, a bathroom, |
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En una, en una casa normalmente hay una cocina, un baño, |
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bedrooms to sleep, and eh... some [sort of] study. |
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dormitorios para dormir, y eh... algún despacho. |
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Or then also the basement to keep old junk, basement or storage room, right? |
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O luego también el sótano para guardar trastos viejos, sótano o trastero, ¿sí? |
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Entonces estamos en casa. |
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We are in the kitchen and we see, for example: |
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Estamos en la cocina y vemos por ejemplo: |
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The fridge, important. We see the table, the chairs. |
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La nevera, importante. Vemos la mesa, las sillas. |
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We see drinks, important, so that when we arrive home we can refresh ourselves a bit. |
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Vemos bebidas, importante, para cuando llegamos a casa poder refrescarnos un poco. |
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And when we get home it is also important to eat. |
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Y cuando llegamos a casa también lo importante es comer. |
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And well, today we are going to eat together, right? |
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Y vamos, hoy vamos a comer juntos, ¿sí? |
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And what are we going to eat? Well, pasta. |
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¿Y qué vamos a comer? Pues, pasta. |
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I make myself a plate of pasta. |
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Me preparo un plato de pasta. |
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