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En el mercado de Otavalo
At the craft market in Otavalo, a tourist asks the price of a red woollen poncho (30 dollars), but it is too big; she buys a small blue one for her daughter (20 dollars) and two scarves at five dollars each. She cannot pay by card — only cash — so she pays thirty dollars.
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Hauptaussage
1. What happens at the market?
Antwort zeigen
A tourist buys a small poncho for her daughter and two scarves.
Detail
2. Why doesn't she buy the red poncho?
Antwort zeigen
It is big; she wants a small one for her daughter.
Detail
3. How much does each scarf cost?
Antwort zeigen
Five dollars.
Schlussfolgerung
4. Why does she pay thirty dollars?
Antwort zeigen
The small poncho costs 20 dollars and the two scarves 5 each: 20 + 10 = 30.
Wichtige Wörter
- el ponchoponcho, a woollen cape
- la lanaWortwool
- la bufandascarf
- cada unaeach (one)
- el efectivoWortcashIn Phrasen—¿Cómo va a pagar? —En efectivo.¿Me hace un descuento si pago en efectivo?
- lo sientoWortI'm sorryIn PhrasenLo siento mucho.Lo siento, no soy de aquí.
- Aquí tiene.Here you are.In Phrasen—Son ciento veinte pesos. —Aquí tiene.
- ¡Que le vaya bien!All the best! (goodbye)