Speaker 2: Escucha esta
Speaker 3: conversación
Speaker 4: El señor Martínez
Speaker 3: está hablando con la señora Johnson.¿ Cuántas niñas tienes, señor Martínez? Dos.
Speaker 3: Mi esposa y yo tenemos dos niñas. Una
Speaker 4: pequeña niña y un pequeño niño.¿ Están aquí en los
Speaker 4: Estados
Speaker 3: Unidos con usted? Sí, están. Y mañana vamos a Long Island.¿
Speaker 3: Cuántas millas es Long Island? 60 millas. Es 60 millas a
Speaker 3: Long Island. Escucha otra vez.¿ Cuántas niñas
Speaker 4: tienes, señor Martínez?
Speaker 3: Two. My wife and I have two children. A little
Speaker 3: girl and a little boy. Are they here in the
Speaker 3: United States with you? Yes, they are. And tomorrow we're
Speaker 3: going to Long Island. How many miles is it to
Speaker 3: Long Island? Sixty miles. It's sixty miles to Long Island.
Speaker 3: Say
Speaker 4: in English...
Speaker 5: Coche Car Nuestro coche
Speaker 3: Our car
Speaker 5: Our car En nuestra familia.
Speaker 3: Cuántas personas hay?¿ En su familia?¿ En
Speaker 5: su familia?
Speaker 4: En your
Speaker 5: family. Ask.¿ Cuántas personas hay en su familia?
Speaker 4: How many people
Speaker 5: are there in your family? Answer. Cinco personas. Five people.
Speaker 5: Hay cinco personas en nuestra familia.
Speaker 3: Tenemos tres hijos.
Speaker 5: Tenemos tres hijos.
Speaker 3: Un niño y dos niñas. One boy and two girls.
Speaker 3: A boy and two girls.
Speaker 5: Try to say Las niñas están aquí en los Estados Unidos.
Speaker 5: The
Speaker 3: girls are here in the United States.
Speaker 5: Con nosotros.
Speaker 3: Nuestro niño pequeño está en México.
Speaker 5: Nuestro niño pequeño está en México.¿ De verdad?
Speaker 4: Really
Speaker 5: Say Nuestra familia es grande.
Speaker 3: Our family is big. Our family is big.
Speaker 5: Try to say Tenemos una familia grande. We
Speaker 3: have a big family.
Speaker 2: Say this again. Dígalo otra vez. Say this again.
Speaker 3: We have a big family.
Speaker 5: Now try to say Nosotros no tenemos una familia grande.
Speaker 4: We don't have a big family. We don't have. We
Speaker 4: don't have
Speaker 5: a big family. Hay tres personas en nuestra familia. Tenemos
Speaker 5: una familia pequeña.
Speaker 2: Escucha
Speaker 4: y repite. Tenemos una pequeña familia. Tenemos una pequeña familia.
Speaker 5: Las palabras small y little significan pequeño, pero se emplean
Speaker 5: en contextos diversos. Con familia y coche, se emplea a
Speaker 5: menudo la palabra small. Diga otra vez que ustedes tienen
Speaker 5: una familia pequeña.
Speaker 4: We have a
Speaker 5: small family. Try to say Y tenemos un coche pequeño.
Speaker 4: And we have a small car.
Speaker 2: A small car. Ask where the bathroom is. Where is
Speaker 3: the bathroom? Where is the bathroom, please?
Speaker 5: How do you say?¿ Cómo se dice? How do you say?
Speaker 5: Queda allá.
Speaker 4: It's over there.
Speaker 5: In English, how do you say... En inglés,¿ cómo se dice...
Speaker 5: In English, how do you say... Gasolina. Gas. Gas. Now say...
Speaker 5: Diez galones, por favor.
Speaker 3: Ten gallons,
Speaker 5: please. Es suficiente.
Speaker 4: It's enough
Speaker 5: Para cuarenta millas.
Speaker 4: For forty
Speaker 2: miles. It's enough for forty miles. Ask me if that's enough. If. Sí.
Speaker 2: Ask me if that's enough.
Speaker 4: Is that enough
Speaker 5: Espere. Wait. Wait. Me gustaría treinta galones.
Speaker 3: I'd like thirty gallons.
Speaker 5: Say Veinte dólares de gasolina, por favor. $ 20
Speaker 3: worth of gas, please. Say,
Speaker 5: Mi coche es demasiado grande.
Speaker 3: My car is too big. Ask me if I have
Speaker 3: a big
Speaker 2: car. Do you have a big car?
Speaker 5: Conteste brevemente que sí. Yes, I do. Quiero un coche pequeño.
Speaker 5: I want a small car.
Speaker 3: A small car.
Speaker 5: Quiero un coche más chico.
Speaker 3: Listen and repeat. I want a smaller car. Smaller. Her. Smaller.
Speaker 3: A smaller
Speaker 5: car. Say. Quiero un coche más chico. I want a
Speaker 5: smaller car.¿ Se acuerda de cómo se dice más caro?
Speaker 4: More expensive.
Speaker 5: Para hacer una comparación en inglés con palabras largas, tales
Speaker 5: como
Speaker 2: expensive,
Speaker 5: se emplea more, more expensive. Con palabras más cortas, tales
Speaker 5: como small, se debe añadir el sonido er al final
Speaker 5: de la palabra. Dígame otra vez que usted quiere un
Speaker 5: coche más chico. I want a smaller car. Now ask,¿
Speaker 5: Tiene usted suficiente gasolina? Do
Speaker 4: you have enough gas? Enough gas
Speaker 5: Por favor, deme 16 dólares de gasolina.
Speaker 3: Please give me $ 16 worth of gas. Espere. Wait. Deme
Speaker 3: $ 15 de gasolina. Give me $ 15 worth of gas. Fifteen
Speaker 5: Ahora, pregúntele a la señorita a dónde va ella.
Speaker 3: Where are you going, miss?
Speaker 5: Say, voy a Long Island.
Speaker 4: I'm going to
Speaker 5: Long Island. Say, voy a Long Island mañana.
Speaker 4: I'm going to Long Island
Speaker 5: tomorrow. Ask¿ Cuántas millas? How many miles?¿ Cuántas millas son
Speaker 5: de aquí a Long Island?
Speaker 3: How many miles is it to Long Island? How many
Speaker 3: miles is it?
Speaker 5: Queda lejos
Speaker 2: Listen and repeat.
Speaker 4: It's far. Far. Far. It's far.
Speaker 5: How do you say...¿ Cómo se dice... How do you say...
Speaker 5: Queda lejos.
Speaker 4: It's far. Long Island is far.
Speaker 5: How do you say... Queda lejos Long Island.
Speaker 4: Long Island is far.
Speaker 2: Ask me if Long Island is far.
Speaker 3: Is Long Island far? Say... Yo no sé.
Speaker 5: I don't know. Setenta millas. Trate de adivinar cómo se
Speaker 5: dice el número setenta.
Speaker 4: Seventy. Seventy.
Speaker 5: How do you say... Setenta millas.
Speaker 4: Seventy
Speaker 5: miles. Diecisiete millas. Seventeen miles. How does she say...¿ Cómo
Speaker 5: dice ella? How does she say... Setenta y tres.
Speaker 4: Seventy-three
Speaker 5: Say... Setenta y cinco. Seventy-five. Say... No, 71. It's 71
Speaker 4: miles.
Speaker 5: Espere. Usted habla demasiado rápido.
Speaker 3: You speak too fast
Speaker 5: Say setenta y cuatro. Seventy-four
Speaker 5: And now say sesenta y cuatro.
Speaker 4: Sixty-four
Speaker 5: Queda lejos. It's far. How does she say, Queda lejos
Speaker 5: Long Island?
Speaker 4: Long Island is far.
Speaker 5: It's far. Ask,¿ Tiene usted suficiente gasolina?
Speaker 3: Do you have enough gas?
Speaker 5: Conteste brevemente que sí.
Speaker 4: Yes, I do.
Speaker 5: Diga que usted tiene un coche pequeño. I
Speaker 4: have a small car.
Speaker 5: Try to say Quiero un coche más grande.
Speaker 4: I want a bigger car. A bigger car.
Speaker 5: Quiero un coche más caro. Ahora, ella quiere preguntar,¿ cuál
Speaker 5: es el camino a Long Island? Primero, la palabra CAMINO.
Speaker 5: En inglés, hay diversas palabras para carretera y camino. Es
Speaker 5: la expresión empleada más a menudo para pedir indicaciones. Diga
Speaker 5: otra vez, el camino. El camino a Long Island.
Speaker 4: The road to Long Island.
Speaker 5: Cuál es el camino a Long Island? Listen and repeat
Speaker 4: Which is the road to Long Island? Which. Which. Which is.
Speaker 4: Which is
Speaker 5: the road to Long Island? Ask again.¿ Cuál es el
Speaker 5: camino a Long Island?
Speaker 4: Which is
Speaker 5: the road to Long Island? Try to say. Long Island
Speaker 5: queda lejos.
Speaker 3: Long Island, it's far.
Speaker 5: It's far. Ask,¿ Cuántas millas?
Speaker 4: How many miles? How many miles is it to Long Island? Answer, 75.
Speaker 5: Seventy-five. It's 75 miles. Ask.¿ Cuál es el camino a Long Island?
Speaker 5: Which is the
Speaker 4: road to Long Island?
Speaker 2: Queda todo derecho. Listen and repeat. It's straight ahead.
Speaker 3: Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Straight Straight Straight ahead Say Todo derecho
Speaker 3: Straight ahead It's straight ahead Say Espere
Speaker 4: Wait
Speaker 5: Try to say Ese no es el camino a Long
Speaker 5: Island
Speaker 4: That's not the road to Long Island. That's not the
Speaker 4: road to Long Island.
Speaker 5: El camino a Long Island.
Speaker 4: The road to Long Island
Speaker 5: queda allá
Speaker 4: is over there. The road to Long Island is
Speaker 3: over there. Ask,¿ Todo
Speaker 5: derecho?
Speaker 3: Straight ahead?
Speaker 5: Say, Sí, todo derecho. Yes
Speaker 4: straight
Speaker 2: ahead. Ask him how much gas he wants. Ask him
Speaker 2: how much gas he wants. How much gas do you want?
Speaker 2: How
Speaker 4: much gas do you want?
Speaker 5: Say Por favor, deme 16 dólares de gasolina.
Speaker 3: Please give me 16 dollars worth of gas.
Speaker 5: Muchas gracias.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 5: Cómo le contesta a ella?
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: How do you say in English
Speaker 5: Espere. Wait. Ask. Queda lejos Long Island.
Speaker 3: Is Long Island far?
Speaker 5: Answer No, no queda lejos
Speaker 4: No, it's not far Long Island isn't far
Speaker 5: How do you say 78 miles 78 miles
Speaker 4: It's 78 miles to Long Island.
Speaker 5: Es este el camino a Long Island? Listen
Speaker 4: and repeat. Is this the road to Long Island? This. This.
Speaker 4: Is this? Is this the road to Long Island?
Speaker 5: How do you ask,¿ Es este el camino a Long Island?
Speaker 4: Is this the road to Long Island? Is this? Is
Speaker 4: this the road to Long Island
Speaker 5: No, no es el camino a Long Island.
Speaker 3: No, it's not the road to Long Island.
Speaker 5: Ask¿ Cuál es el camino a Long Island?
Speaker 4: Which is the
Speaker 5: road to Long Island? Answer El camino a Long Island
Speaker 5: The road to Long Island Queda todo derecho.
Speaker 3: Is straight ahead.
Speaker 5: Ask.¿ Tiene usted suficiente gasolina? Do
Speaker 4: you have enough
Speaker 5: gas? How do you say Tengo mucha gasolina. I
Speaker 3: have a lot of gas.
Speaker 5: Diga que usted tiene un coche pequeño. Me gustaría un
Speaker 5: coche más grande.
Speaker 3: A bigger car. Say
Speaker 5: Pero no queda lejos Long Island. Ahora, suponga que usted
Speaker 5: está manejando Long Island con su familia. Usted para en
Speaker 5: una gasolinera para pedir indicaciones. Conteste a la pregunta del
Speaker 5: encargado diciéndole que quiere 15 dólares de gasolina.
Speaker 3: Buenas tardes, señora.¿ Cuánto gas quiere usted?
Speaker 5: Cuál es el camino a Long Island? Ahora, pregúntele si
Speaker 5: este es el camino a Long Island.¿ Es
Speaker 4: este el camino a Long Island?
Speaker 3: Yes, it
Speaker 5: is. Long Island is straight ahead. Pregúntele cuántas millas son
Speaker 5: de aquí a Long Island. How
Speaker 4: many miles is it
Speaker 3: to Long Island? It's not too far. Sixty or seventy miles.
Speaker 3: Dele las gracias. Thanks. Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Ahora, él nota a los hijos en el coche y dice,
Speaker 5: Usted tiene una familia grande. Dígalo.
Speaker 3: You have a big family.
Speaker 5: Say Sí, hay siete personas en nuestra familia. Yes, there
Speaker 4: are seven people in our family.
Speaker 5: Ahora, despídase de él.