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Speaker 1: you a dog lover? In this episode, you'll hear a
Speaker 1: dog describing his daily routine. Why not let's have fun
Speaker 1: lar rutina the un perro. You learn common actions that
Speaker 1: dogs do and practice the Spanish presentence in the first
Speaker 1: person singular. As you listen, try to identify the following
Speaker 1: five actions to wake up, to run, to play with
Speaker 1: other dogs, to sleep, and to snuggle up. What are
Speaker 1: the verbs that describe those sections in Espanol list ola
Speaker 1: sui carl settin un pero, mui in quieto, todos lodias
Speaker 1: made the spear, totemprano is salto de la gama. This
Speaker 1: is a you know my coomeda faorita iluego salga comidueno
Speaker 1: and el parque coro in juego conodros peros the press,
Speaker 1: wild war, casa, I duermo una siesta in la tarve,
Speaker 1: midueno messpilla in meda. On premio for lnote como nuevamente
Speaker 1: I maccuruco and mikamma men gantasumpero. Okay, let's see do
Speaker 1: you have your answers? How do you say to a
Speaker 1: cup to run, to play with other dogs, to sleep,
Speaker 1: and to snuggle up. I'll give you a few seconds
Speaker 1: to think of your answers. Ready to bamos to wake up?
Speaker 1: This spertse carcettin d s may the spirto temprano. The
Speaker 1: verve is the spertse, and in the first persons may
Speaker 1: the spirto what about you? The spirto temprano dambien. Next
Speaker 1: up to run correer carcettin d in el parque chu
Speaker 1: the verve is correer, and in the first person cou
Speaker 1: Next to play with other dogs who are conotros speros,
Speaker 1: Carcettin this s juego cono tros perros. The verb is whogar,
Speaker 1: and when it's conjugated it changes its stem. Your juego
Speaker 1: to jegas el juega. Next stop to sleep dor mir,
Speaker 1: Carlstine says, duermo or na siesta the verb is dor mir.
Speaker 1: Another stem changing verb, your doer mo to do ermes
Speaker 1: el door may and so on. A siesta is a
Speaker 1: knapp siesta and Finally, to snuggle up a courugarce, carcettine,
Speaker 1: d s, maccuruco and mikamma. The verb is a curu
Speaker 1: carse and in the first person is maccuruco. This one
Speaker 1: is a reflexive verb. Macoruko, tacurucas, securuca. What about you,
Speaker 1: tacurucas and tukama? How do you do? Did you get
Speaker 1: all of them? Were we covered in this audio is
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Speaker 1: the vocabulary, let's listen to the audio again. Ola sui
Speaker 1: calcetin unpero, mui in queto, todos lodias made esperto temprano
Speaker 1: is salto de la gama, thissa you mikomeda faorita iluego,
Speaker 1: salgo pasiar comueno en el parque coro ijuego conodrosperos tes
Speaker 1: puss wilbar casa I duermo una siesta in latarve midueno
Speaker 1: messepija I meda on premio for Lanoche, Como nuevamente I
Speaker 1: maccuruco and mikamma main ganta pero. If you're still struggling,
Speaker 1: the transcript is available in the episode description. And this
Speaker 1: was originally an animated video I created for YouTube, so
Speaker 1: if you want to study with that material, it's also
Speaker 1: available in the show notes. And that's all for today.
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