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Lección Número 07 de Pimsleur English For Spanish Speakers Nivel 2
Lección Número 07 de Pimsleur English For Spanish Speakers Nivel 2
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95.Walk Caminar.
96.Alright, we can walk Bueno, podemos ir caminando.
97.Sometimes I walk A veces voy caminando
98.I take a taxi Tomo un taxi…
99.A taxi Un taxi.
100. Take Tomar
101. Take a taxi Tomar un taxi.
102. I take a taxi Yo tomo un taxi.
103. Sometimes I take a taxi A veces tomo un taxi.
104. We can walk Podemos ir caminando
105. Or we can take a taxi O podemos tomar un taxi.
106. We can both take a taxi Ambos podemos tomar un taxi.
107. Where’s your car? ¿Dónde está su carro?
108. At home. En casa.
109. Home Casa
110. At home. En casa.
111. Where? ¿Dónde?
112. At home. En casa.
113. We can walk. Podemos ir caminando.
114. Or we can take a taxi. O podemos tomar un taxi
115. But my car is at home. Pero mi carro está en casa.
116. I don’t have much time. No tengo mucho tiempo
117. Because… Porque…
118. I’m going to have dinner with a colleague Voy a cenar con un colega mío.
of mine
119. A colleague of yours? ¿Un colega suyo?
120. Yes, a colleague from Mexico. Si, un colega de Méjico.
121. His name is Miguel Rodriguez Su nombre es Miguel Rodríguez.
122. He’s coming to visit today El viene de visita hoy.
123. Oh, I know him! ¡Oh, lo conozco!
124. I think his wife is Colombian Creo que su esposa es colombiana.
125. Yes, and now they live in Boston. Sí, y ahora viven en Boston.
126. They’ve lived there for two years. Viven allí desde hace dos años.
127. They both speak English very well. Ambos hablan inglés muy bien.
128. But sometimes we speak Spanish Pero a veces hablamos español junto.
together.
129. Where are you going to have dinner? ¿Dónde van a cenar ustedes?
130. At home. En casa.
131. Sometimes we go to a restaurant. A veces vamos a un restaurante.
132. We go… Vamos…
133. But tonight… Pero esta noche…
134. We’re going to eat at home Vamos a comer en casa.
135. Are we going to take a taxi? ¿Vamos a tomar un taxi?
136. No, it’s not far… No, no está lejos
137. Why don’t we walk? ¿Por qué no vamos caminando?
138. Do you know my friend Maria Ortiz? ¿Conoce a mi amiga María Ortiz?
139. She’s coming to visit tomorrow. Viene de visita mañana.
140. Maria? Yes, I know her. ¿María? Sí, la conozco
141. I know her. La conozco.
142. She lives in Guadalajara. Doesn’t she? Ella vive en Guadalajara, ¿No?
143. Yes, she still lives there with her son. Sí, todavía vive allí con su hijo.
144. Unfortunately I haven’t seen her… Desgraciadamente no la veo…
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145. I haven’t seen her… No la veo…
146. For a few years Desde hace unos años.
147. But tomorrow she’s coming to visit. Pero mañana viene de visita.
148. And tomorrow I don’t have much work. Y mañana no tengo mucho trabajo.
ENGLISH SPANISH
1. Good morning Mrs. Ramirez
2. Mrs. Ramirez
3. I’m sorry, what’s your name?
4. My name’s Charles Johnson
5. Oh, yes! And how are you Mr.
Johnson?
6. Not bad, thanks.
7. Do you have time for coffee?
8. Not now, but a little later.
9. Why don’t we go…?
10.Why don’t we go to the Garden
Café?
11.At five o’clock?
12.We can have a beer.
13.Or a glass of wine.
14.I never drink white wine.
15.And I don’t like beer.
16.Sometimes
17.Times
18.Some
19.Sometimes
20.Sometimes I drink red wine.
21.But I like coffee very much.
22.Me too!
23.Then, why don’t we have some
coffee later?
24.Sometimes I drink red wine…
25.And sometimes I drink coffee
26.But I never drink beer.
27.A colleague…
28.A colleague of mine is coming to
visit.
29.A colleague of yours?
30.Yes, her name is Helena Martinez
31.She’s coming with her husband
32.They’re both Mexican
33.Both
34.Both
35.They’re both Mexican.
36.Unfortunately
37.I haven’t seen my colleague…
38.For a year
39.I haven’t seen her for a year.
40.She and her husband…
41.She and her husband are both from
Mexico.
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42.But now, they live in Washington.
43.They live in Washington now.
44.Where do they live?
45.They still live in Washington.
46.They’ve lived there for three years.
47.Lived
48.They have lived
49.They’ve lived there for three years
50.They’ve lived there for…
51.They’ve lived there for three years.
52.How long?
53.How long have they lived there?
54.They’ve lived there for three years.
55.They’re both Mexican.
56.They both speak English.
57.Are both
58.Both speak
59.They both speak English
60.They always speak English with
me.
61.But sometimes they speak Spanish.
62.With my children…
63.When did they arrive in New York?
64.This morning
65.They arrived in New York this
morning.
66.They’ve lived in Washington for
three years.
67.Do you have a lot of work today?
68.A lot of work
69.No, I don’t have much work.
70.Much work.
71.Do you have time for a glass of
wine?
72.I always have time…
73.For a glass of wine...
74.With you.
75.Then, why don’t we go…
76.To the Garden Café?
77.Alright. I like the Garden Café.
78.Sometimes I go there.
79.Go
80.I go
81.Sometimes I go there.
82.Sometimes I go there with a friend
of mine.
83.I’m going
84.I go
85.I speak
86.I live
87.I’m going to Boston tomorrow
88.I never go to Boston.
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89.I’m going to Boston tomorrow
90.I never go to Boston.
91.Sometimes I go there...
92.With a friend of mine.
93.We both went there yesterday.
94.I don’t want to wait.
95.Walk
96.Alright, we can walk
97.Sometimes I walk
98.I take a taxi
99.A taxi
100. Take
101. Take a taxi
102. I take a taxi
103. Sometimes I take a taxi
104. We can walk
105. Or we can take a taxi
106. We can both take a taxi
107. Where’s your car?
108. At home.
109. Home
110. At home.
111. Where?
112. At home.
113. We can walk.
114. Or we can take a taxi.
115. But my car is at home.
116. I don’t have much time.
117. Because…
118. I’m going to have dinner with a
colleague of mine
119. A colleague of yours?
120. Yes, a colleague from Mexico.
121. His name is Miguel Rodriguez
122. He’s coming to visit today
123. Oh, I know him!
124. I think his wife is Colombian
125. Yes, and now they live in
Boston.
126. They’ve lived there for two
years.
127. They both speak English very
well.
128. But sometimes we speak
Spanish together.
129. Where are you going to have
dinner?
130. At home.
131. Sometimes we go to a
restaurant.
132. We go…
133. But tonight…
134. We’re going to eat at home
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135. Are we going to take a taxi?
136. No, it’s not far…
137. Why don’t we walk?
138. Do you know my friend Maria
Ortiz?
139. She’s coming to visit tomorrow.
140. Maria? Yes, I know her.
141. I know her.
142. She lives in Guadalajara.
Doesn’t she?
143. Yes, she still lives there with her
son.
144. Unfortunately I haven’t seen
her…
145. I haven’t seen her…
146. For a few years
147. But tomorrow she’s coming to
visit.
148. And tomorrow I don’t have
much work.
ENGLISH SPANISH
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122. El viene de visita hoy.
123. ¡Oh, lo conozco!
124. Creo que su esposa es colombiana.
125. Sí, y ahora viven en Boston.
126. Viven allí desde hace dos años.
127. Ambos hablan inglés muy bien.
128. Pero a veces hablamos español
junto.
129. ¿Dónde van a cenar ustedes?
130. En casa.
131. A veces vamos a un restaurante.
132. Vamos…
133. Pero esta noche…
134. Vamos a comer en casa.
135. ¿Vamos a tomar un taxi?
136. No, no está lejos
137. ¿Por qué no vamos caminando?
138. ¿Conoce a mi amiga María Ortiz?
139. Viene de visita mañana.
140. ¿María? Sí, la conozco
141. La conozco.
142. Ella vive en Guadalajara, ¿No?
143. Sí, todavía vive allí con su hijo.
144. Desgraciadamente no la veo…
145. No la veo…
146. Desde hace unos años.
147. Pero mañana viene de visita.
148. Y mañana no tengo mucho trabajo.
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