Speaker 1: A mysterious creature that sucks the blood from farm animals
Speaker 1: in rural areas. Tools want to know more about this
Speaker 1: terrifying creature, Let's find out in this new episode of
Speaker 1: Speaking Spanish four Beginners. Gital Mayo Marco, your Spanish teacher
Speaker 1: from Sylvania. This is a special episode to celebrate home
Speaker 1: and for that you learn about al chupacavaras an all
Speaker 1: the scary vocabulary you need to describe this monster en espanel.
Speaker 1: Are you ready for this? Yes. In the nineties, a
Speaker 1: mysterious creature attacked from animals and sucked older blood, leaving
Speaker 1: the bodies intact El tuba Cavadas. To learn more about
Speaker 1: this creature, we'll first listen to its story en Espanol,
Speaker 1: then explain some important vocabulary, and finally we'll listen to
Speaker 1: the story again. Ready, mamos, el tuba cavadas is sunakriatura,
Speaker 1: misteriosa is monstroka, dene i baby, lasgre los animalis lestori
Speaker 1: debacadas in Pisa, elosao noventa, in Puerto Rico, in estempo
Speaker 1: mucho granjidos and quentra animal mortos and so campos conelcuerpo
Speaker 1: conplto pedos in sangre i defadanteesidias sori comoz to pacas
Speaker 1: alguna personas this es umpero grande odra's personas this in
Speaker 1: case commund reptil hianti condemned tsaphilaos kislavas to kris Israel.
Speaker 1: Let's go over some Ki vocabulary to help you understand
Speaker 1: the story better. Feel free to repeat after me when
Speaker 1: I say the words in Spanish to practice your pronunciation.
Speaker 1: Let's get started. I talk about una criatura miss teriosa,
Speaker 1: a mysterious creature. Una criatura miss teriosa. And what does
Speaker 1: this creature do? Attacka the naughty. The very here is attackar,
Speaker 1: meaning to attack. It's a regular verb, and that's why
Speaker 1: it's conjugated as attacka in the third person. At taka
Speaker 1: they note like riatura attaka. They note. And this creature
Speaker 1: also beavy las angre belos animalis. It drinks the blood
Speaker 1: of animals. The verb here is be bear, to drink,
Speaker 1: also a regular verb. Baby las agre delos animalis and
Speaker 1: sangre means blood. He say ah ane he ere he
Speaker 1: sangri and here is a fan fact. The word to
Speaker 1: pavas is a combination of tupar, which means to suck,
Speaker 1: and cabras, meaning goats, So two pack cavarras roughly translates
Speaker 1: to the gold sacker. I don't know if that's a
Speaker 1: scary name in English, but there you go. Another fan fact.
Speaker 1: There was a similar creature reported in Tennessee in the
Speaker 1: thirties that also attacked animals, so Tennessee might be the
Speaker 1: land where a tupa cavras comes from. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: two important prepositions used in the audio, cone and sin.
Speaker 1: The farmers found the animals connel querpo con plato, which
Speaker 1: means with a full body, but sceine sangri without blood,
Speaker 1: so con means with un sin means without conelquerpo con plato,
Speaker 1: pedro scene sangre cone and sin. And finally, let's review
Speaker 1: some description vocabulary. At the end of the audio, I
Speaker 1: mentioned um pero grande ipelulo a big hairy dog. Gna
Speaker 1: means big and peludo means harry. Some people also describe
Speaker 1: el tubacadas as until hiante condeentes a philados, a giant
Speaker 1: reptile with sharp teeth. Hiante means giant and afi lado
Speaker 1: means sharp a f a e l a R. The
Speaker 1: oh afi lado really scary. And now that you know
Speaker 1: the vocabulary, let's listen to the audio again. El tubacadassuna
Speaker 1: criatura misteriosa is monstroe e baby las de los animalis
Speaker 1: let's story. Tubacadas in Pisa, elosa noventa in Puerto Rico,
Speaker 1: in tempo muto grand head, in quent animal murto and
Speaker 1: so campos conelquerpo con plato peros in sangre i defendant
Speaker 1: cidias so the comus lacavaras alguna personas dinkies um pero
Speaker 1: grande pelo Odra's personas this in case communrectil Hianti condemned
Speaker 1: t safilados. He is el tubacavaras to grise Israel. What
Speaker 1: was it issue this time? You can find the transcript
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