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Jun 22, 2017 29 min

English One Lesson 8

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Esta es la lección 8 de Inglés norteamericano uno Escuche esta conversación Peter está en un restaurante con Kate. Dentro de unos instantes Peter le va a hablar a la mecera. Al dirigirse a ella va a llamarla simplemente Miss Kate would you like to eat now? No, thanks, Peter, not now But I’d like to have something to drink O.K. What would you like to drink? I don’t know Some wine, no some beer I’d like some beer too Miss, two beers, please What? Something to eat? No, not now Later please En esta conversación usted oyó el hombre pedir TWO BEERS, lo que quiere decir DOS CERVEZAS. Escuche otra vez Así se dice Almorzar Escuche y repita To have lunch ¿Cómo se dice Almorzar? To have lunch Aun que Almorzar no es una expresión común en Español de México. Vamos a utilizarla para enseñar la expresión del Inglés TO HAVE LUNCH. Diga A mí me gustaría almorzar I’d like to have lunch ¿Y cómo se dice Me gustaría comer algo? I’d like to have something to eat ?Cómo le pregunta usted a la señorita que le gustaría comer ahora? Would you like to eat now? Sí, me gustaría almorzar Yes, I’d like to have lunch ¿Dónde le gustaría almorzar? Where would you like to have lunch? ¿En un restaurante? At the restaurant? No, en el hotel No, at the hotel En el hotel de la Calle Este At the hotel on East Street A mí también me gustaría almorzar I’d like to have lunch too Pero más tarde But later Me gustaría comer algo I’d like to have something to eat En el hotel, en la Calle Este At the hotel, on East Street Me gustaría almorzar I’d like to have lunch ¿Le gustaría beber algo ahora? Would you like to have something to drink now? Sí, me gustaría Yes, I would ¿Qué le gustaría beber? What would you like to drink ¿Le gustaría beber algo? Would you like to have something to drink? ¿Cuando le gustaría beber algo? When would you like to have something to drink? ¿Qué le gustaría beber? What would you like to drink? ¿Le gustaría beber algo? Would you like to have something to drink? ¿Le gustaría algo de cerveza? Would like some beer? Él pide dos cervezas. Escuche y repita Two beers, please ¿Cuál es la palabra para Dos? Two Hay dos palabras en Inglés que suenan como TOO. La palabra en Inglés TAMBIÉN. Y la primera parte de TO HAVE son dos ejemplos que usted ya conoce. Estas tres suenan igual, pero se emplean de maneras diversas. Así que usted no podrá confundirse. Ahora diga otra vez Dos cervezas Two beers ¿Cuál es la palabra para más de una cerveza? Beers Escuche y repita el contraste entre una y más de una cerveza Beer Beers Dos cervezas, por favor Two beers, please, Miss La palabra O en Inglés es OR – Ponga atención al sonido final de esa palabra ¿Le gustaría algo de cerveza? Would you like some beer? ¿O algo de vino? Or some wine? Algo de vino Some wine Me gustaría algo de vino I’d like some wine Quiero I want No quiero I don’t want Me gustaría I’d like Me gustaría algo de vino I’d like some wine ¿A usted le gustaría algo de vino? Would you like some wine? No, se lo agradezco No, thank you Me gustaría algo de cerveza I’d like some beer Dos cervezas, por favor Two beers, please, Miss ¿Vino o cerveza? Wine or beer? No sé I don’t know Lo siento. No entiendo I’m sorry. I don’t understand ¿Qué le gustaría comer What would you like to eat? ¿Qué quiere comer usted? What do you want to eat? ¿Qué quiere hacer usted? What do you want to do? Hacer To do Usted ya ha empleado DO en forma interrogativa. Note que en esa frase la palabra tiene significados diferentes y que ambas formas se encuentran en la pregunta. Pregúnteme otra vez lo que quiero hacer What do you want to do? Me gustaría almorzar I’d like to have lunch ¿Qué me gustaría hacer? What would you like to do? Me gustaría beber algo I’d like to have something to drink ¿Cuándo? When? ¿Dónde? Where? En el hotel At the hotel En un restaurante At a restaurant En el restaurante At the restaurant ¿Qué me gustaría hacer? What would you like to do? Le gustaría almorzar? Would you like to have lunch? ¿Qué quiero hacer yo? What do you want to do? Me gustaría comprar algo I’d like to buy something ¿Cómo se dice comprar en Inglés? To buy Y hacer To do ¿Qué me gustaría comprar? What would you like to buy? Me gustaría comprar algo I’d like to buy something En el hotel en la Avenida Parque At the hotel on Park Avenue A mí me gustaría hacer algo I’d like to do something ¿Cón quien? With whom? Con usted With you Así se dice Conmigo With me Usted ya conoce la palabra ME de la expresión EXCUSE ME ¿Conmigo? With me? A mí me gustaría hacer algo I’d like to do something ¿Qué le gustaría hacer? What would you like to do? ¿Le gustaría almorzar? Would you like to have lunch? ¿Conmigo? With me? ¿Le gustaría comprar algo? Would you like to buy something? Sí, me gustaría comprar algo Yes, I’d like to buy something Me gustaría comprar algo de vino I’d like to buy some wine ¿Pero con quien? But with whom? Con usted, señor With you, sir ¿Conmigo? With me? Sí, con usted Yes, with you Ahora, intentemos platicar con una señorita. Yo le diré lo que usted debe decirle. Pero después que ella le conteste usted tendrá que respónderle. Empiece diciéndole ¡Hola! Hello Miss! Hello! How are you, sir? Fine, thanks I’m fine, thanks ¿Qué quiere hacer ella ahora? What do you want to do now? I don’t know, and you? Would you like to have something to drink? Sí, me gustaría beber algo Yes, I’d like to have something to drink Yes, I would ¿Le gustaría beber algo conmigo? Would you like to have something to drink with me? Yes, thanks, I’d like too, but when? Ahora Now ¿Dónde? ¿En el hotel? Where? At the hotel? No, not at the hotel, at the restaurant At the Park Avenue restaurant ¿Dónde queda el restaurante Avenida Parque? Where is the Park Avenue restaurant? I don’t know. Do you know? Sí, yo sé Yes, I know En la Avenida Parque On Park Avenue ¿Qué quiere beber? ¿Vino o cerveza? What do you want to drink? Wine or beer? I’d like some wine ¿También le gustaría algo de cerveza? Would you like some beer too? No, thanks, but I’d like to have something to eat. And you? Yes, I’d like to have something to eat too Ahora no. A usted le gustaría comer más tarde Not now. I’d like to eat later A little later, O.,K.? De acuerdo, un poco más tarde O.K., a little later Dígale que le gustaría comprar algo I’d like to buy something What woul you like to buy? ¿Algo de vino o algo de cerveza? Some wine or some beer? Y a mí me gustaría comer algo And I’d like to eat to have something to eat Me gustaría almorzar con usted I’d like to have lunch with you I’d like to have lunch with you too Este es el final de la lección 8

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