Speaker 1: It's time for Hello and Spanish kital majamo Marco Ferro,
Speaker 1: your vampire Spanish teacher. In this episode, you'll learn Halloween
Speaker 1: vocabulary in Spanish, common decorations, how to say costume, trick
Speaker 1: or treat, and some traditional activities people do to celebrate. Ready, first,
Speaker 1: you'll hear a short audio about what people do on Halloween.
Speaker 1: Pay close attention to the words that describe decorations and activities.
Speaker 1: Here we go, land noted, the blue has halloween, cicelevra
Speaker 1: to los agnos, el trentino, toure and estadosunidos, lahinte the corasus,
Speaker 1: cassas con escalatos, calavasas aranyas, murcielagos, eutrus, figoras, loninos, jevan
Speaker 1: this fraces it be then dulces e las casas de
Speaker 1: lavescendario aeus goldpean la puertasus, vecinos, otkan el timbre guandoona
Speaker 1: persona salle descenda, DULs travelsa a sundia, moue de vertio. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's break it down. Let's start with decorations. What things
Speaker 1: do people used to decorate their houses. Take a few
Speaker 1: seconds to think, let's see and feel free to repeat
Speaker 1: after me to practice lahente the coda sus cassas, cone is, scaltos, skeletons,
Speaker 1: calabasas pumpkins, aranias spiders, and more celagos bats and yes,
Speaker 1: more celago is a long one. I fan fact about
Speaker 1: bad in Spanish that it contains all five bugles are
Speaker 1: a e o oh more ce lago. Now let's look
Speaker 1: at some burds from the audio. I started with say
Speaker 1: celebra from the verb celebr to celebrate. How about you
Speaker 1: celeves Halloween. Leave a comment with your answer another verb
Speaker 1: they cod are to decorate, they godar la chen the
Speaker 1: codra sus cassas. Next one jevar to work, Los nignos
Speaker 1: jevan these fraces. And if jevar means to wear, what
Speaker 1: do you think this frasis means any ideas Los nignos
Speaker 1: jevan these fraces, what can it be? Well? From the context,
Speaker 1: this races is costumes and thus a great example of
Speaker 1: learning vocabulary from the context instead of a dictionary, an
Speaker 1: important skill to develop in your Spanish language journey. Next
Speaker 1: up to car la puerta to knock on the door,
Speaker 1: and to car el timbre to ring the bell. And finally,
Speaker 1: did you hear the phrase for trick or treat. Let's
Speaker 1: hear that again in Spanish is dule say oh, travelsura
Speaker 1: or sometimes dolce or trocco. Is it all too difficult?
Speaker 1: No worries. You'll find the transcript and the summary on
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Speaker 1: And now that you know the words, let's listen to
Speaker 1: the audio from the top. Lanoe de brujas Halloween, cicelevra
Speaker 1: to los agos, el trentino, toure estadosunidos, lahente the cora
Speaker 1: sus cassas con escalatos, calavasas aranyas, murcielagos etrusphivoras, loninos jevan
Speaker 1: this fraces it be then dulces e las casas delvers
Speaker 1: in dario a us goldpan la puertasus vecinos out can
Speaker 1: el timbre quandoona persona salle listen du travel sodasundia moodey vertio.
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