Lecture · A2
¿Lima o Arequipa?
Camila, from Lima, has lived in Arequipa since March for university, and her friends keep asking which city is better. Lima is much bigger and has the sea; Arequipa is quieter, has less traffic and better weather, while Lima's sky is grey for months. The food in both is excellent: ceviche is the most famous dish in the country, but Arequipa's stuffed rocoto seems just as good to her. Her mother says Lima is the best because it is hers; for Camila, both cities are hers.
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Idée générale
1. What does Camila compare in her post?
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Lima and Arequipa: size, traffic, weather, the sea and food.
Détail
2. Why does Camila live in Arequipa?
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For university, since March.
Détail
3. What does Lima have that Arequipa doesn't?
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The sea.
Déduction
4. What does Camila mean by «las dos son mías»?
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She feels at home in both cities: Lima is where she comes from and Arequipa is where she lives now.
Mots à connaître
- el habitanteinhabitant
- el climaMotclimate, weatherDans des expressions¿Cómo está el clima hoy?Te guste o no, el clima está cambiando.
- mientras quewhereas, while
- el cieloMotskyDans des expressionsNo creo que llueva hoy: el cielo está despejado.Mi madre puso el grito en el cielo cuando vio cómo estaba mi cuarto.
- grisMotgrey
- limeñofrom Lima
- el rocoto rellenostuffed hot pepper (dish from Arequipa)
- la suyahers (here: her city)Dans des expressionsAl final, como siempre, se salió con la suya.Sé que no es culpa suya, pero necesito que alguien me dé una solución.