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In this video, we're going to play a game that's going to make you practice your Spanish comprehension and listening skills. I'm going to show you two images, and I'll only be describing and talking about one of them. Your job is to guess which one I'm talking about. So, let's go. These two images are drawings. They're not a photo. They're a drawing. It's a drawing of the countryside. The countryside is nature.
Since it's a drawing of the countryside, it has some bushes, lots of grass and many animals. There are many animals in nature. And in this drawing, there are sheep, goats. They're all animals related to the dairy industry. Dairy products, cheese, milk, yogurt- all of these come from these animals, like sheep's cheese or goat's cheese. All these animals are in the meadow, in the field, and there are fences surrounding the meadow where the animals are. Some animals are inside the fence and others are outside. At the bottom of this drawing, there's a building with a red roof.
It's a pale red, not a bright red. And the roof is angled. It's not straight; it's angled. The roof has windows. When there are windows in the roof, they're called "claraboyas" or "tragaluz". A skylight is a twindow in the roof that doesn't open. A claraboya is a window in the roof that does open. This building also has a yellow door. And this door has a round window. And in this building, both inside and outside, there are many people working. They're working. In this drawing, there are many vehicles. There are two trucks, a cherry truck and a hay truck. There's a lot of hay near the truck and there's a bicycle. At the bottom, there's a man pushing a wheelbarrow.
And next to it is another blue building. This is a good clue. And on the front of the building, there's a sign. There's a sign shaped like a sheep that says "Wool." It's in the building with the red, angled roof and skylights. They work with dairy products: milk, cheese, yogurt. And in the building with the blue facade, they work with sheep's wool. Sheep and goats aren't the only animals in this drawing; there are cows too. There are black and white cows and brown and white cows, and there are big cows and small cows.
Do you know which drawing I'm talking about? Leave it in a comment. This second image is a square that's packed with people. It's full of people. It looks like a sunny day; it's not raining. It's a sunny day, and there are many buildings. They are very beautiful buildings. The buildings have tiled roofs. There are more orange tiles and brown tiles darker colors. These buildings have many windows and some buildings also have shutters to block the sun.
We can see that there are people at home because many people are looking out their windows to see what's happening in the square. There's a car hidden between the buildings near a lamppost, but since it's daytime, the lamppost is off. There are also many stalls in the square; it's like a market. One stall has a tarp, and it's a striped tarp. It has blue and white stripes. That's a very big clue. In this drawing, there aren't any people playing music and there isn't a newlywed couple dancing either. In this drawing
there also isn't any people quietly having a drink in a café. But there are people in front of their shops trying to sell products. There's a lady selling hats. At the bottom of this drawing there's a street sweeper sweeping a person sweeping the street, cleaning the street. And next to the street sweeper is the street sweeper's cart with the trash and on the other side of the street sweeper, there's a trash can with an umbrella. Someone threw the umbrella in the trash.
This square has some stairs and on top of the stairs, there's a man juggling and balancing. He's standing on a ball with one foot while balancing things with his head and the other foot. It's such an entertaining spectacle that there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 people watching the show. What image am I describing? Leave it in a comment. Do you know the answers? If you don't know yet, feel free to go back and watch it over again to practice your Spanish a little bit more.
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