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En las ciudades de Nicaragua, El Salvador, y Honduras, hay viviendas se diferentes estilos. La ciudad de Granada, en Nicaragua, tiene calles y plazas como esta, con casas coloniales de colores alegres. En Tegucigalpa, la capital de Honduras, hay edificios de apartamentos. Algunas personas prefieren vivir cerca del centro. Creen que los barrios de las afueras estan muy lejos del trabajo y de los centros de diversíon. |
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| In the cities of Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Honduras, there are dwellings there in different styles. The city of Granada, in Nicaragua, has streets and plazas as this, with colonial houses of happy colors.In Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, there are buildings of apartments. Some people prefer to live near the center.They believe that the neighborhoods of the outskirts are very far from the work and of the centers of diversity. |
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Hoy es un día de verano y los Robledo se mudan. Tienen prisa porque ya son las tres de la tarde. El señor Robledo y su hija Isabel bajo el sol. Ella tiene mucha sed y está bebiendo agua. El bebé, Nicolás, llora porque tiene hambre. La señora Robledo le da de comer mientas la abuelita Rosa duerme la sista Después de empacar su ropa y todas sus forografias, libros y plantas, Rosa tiene mucho sueño. Que día para los Robledo! |
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| Today is a day of summer and the Robledos move. They are in a hurry because already it is three in the afternoon. The Mister Robledo and his daughter Isabel under the sun. She has a lot of thirst and is drinking water. The baby, Nicolas, cries because he is hungry. The lady Robledo feeds him the grannie Rose sleeps the sista after packing its clothes and all its forografias, books and plants, Rose has a lot of dream. What day for the Robledos! |
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