Lecture · A1
Un día con Rosa, panadera
Rosa Quispe, a baker in Arequipa, describes her day: she wakes up at 3:30, walks to the bakery, makes the bread and puts the empanadas in the oven, opens the shop at seven, knows all her customers because they are her neighbours, has lunch with her son, sleeps for an hour in the afternoon and goes to bed at nine.
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Idée générale
1. What is the text about?
Voir la réponse
Rosa's daily routine as a baker in Arequipa.
Détail
2. What time does Rosa wake up?
Voir la réponse
At half past three (3:30 a.m.).
Détail
3. How does she get to the bakery, and why?
Voir la réponse
On foot, because the bakery is near.
Détail
4. What does she do at seven?
Voir la réponse
She opens the shop.
Déduction
5. Why does Rosa never go out at night?
Voir la réponse
Because she gets up at 3:30 a.m. to make bread, so she has dinner at eight and goes to bed at nine.
Mots à connaître
- panaderabaker (woman)
- tempranoMotearlyDans des expressionsSiempre salgo de casa muy temprano.Si estás cansado, acuéstate temprano.
- despertarseto wake up
- ducharseto have a shower
- vestirseto get dressed
- la panaderíaMotbakeryDans des expressionsPerdí el empleo y abrí mi panadería: no hay mal que por bien no venga.
- a pieMoton footDans des expressions—¿Vas en bici? —No, voy a pie.Hoy me levanté con el pie izquierdo.
- el hornoMotovenDans des expressionsDéjalo en el horno veinte minutos.
- la empanadafilled pastry (meat, cheese…)
- el vecino / la vecinaneighbourDans des expressionsEl vecino de arriba hace mucho ruido por la noche.Juan está tragado de su vecina.
- almorzarto have lunch (o>ue: almuerzo)