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Hello, how are you? Well, I have prepared another presentation about the vocabulary from Unit 9.

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okay so it's super super easy and we have been um learning it the other last week but

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you have it here uh whenever you need it okay so let's start the first one um surprise oh

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Oh, my God! Oh, I'm surprised! You know, what's the meaning, okay?

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So, ¿qué diríamos? Sorprendido, ¿no?

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Oh, are you serious? What are you saying?

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Okay, good. Afraid. Acordaos. Afraid. Hay diferentes grados de, digamos, de miedo.

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Entonces, AFRAID sería tener miedo en sí.

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For example, el ejemplo que siempre os pongo.

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Oh, I'm in the forest and I'm hearing the wolves howling.

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Oh, I'm afraid.

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Vale, oh Dios mío, qué miedo.

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Yes, AFRAID.

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FRIGHTENED.

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Es también es estar asustado, pero es más bien cuando nos dan un susto.

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¡Ah! ¡Qué susto me ha dado!

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¿Ok?

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¡Oh, my God!

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¿What? ¿Why? ¿Why are you here?

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¡Qué susto!

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¿Ok?

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Dangerous.

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Dangerous. Sabemos qué es.

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Danger es peligro.

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Dangerous, peligroso.

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Siempre os digo.

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You shouldn't swim with crocodiles.

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It's dangerous, okay?

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It's up to you, but I think it's not recommendable, okay?

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It's dangerous.

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Difficult.

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This exam, it's very difficult.

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I don't know what to write.

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i don't know what to say okay easy easy peasy lemon squeezy you know it's the opposite of

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difficult easy wow this exam wow it's super easy i know what to say hungry

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Oh, I'm so hungry. I would eat three hamburgers, okay, or thirsty. Thirsty. Oh, it's very hot.

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I need to drink water.

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I am so, so thirsty, yes?

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Hambriento, sediento.

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Oh, exciting!

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Oh, tomorrow I'm going to the fanfare.

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This is so, so exciting, yes?

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Exciting, es emocionante.

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Oh, mañana voy a ir a la feria.

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Dios mío, qué ganas tengo, no?

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It's exciting. Es súper emocionante.

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On the other hand, we've got tired.

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Oh, it's nine o'clock.

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I'm so tired.

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I want to go home.

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I want to sleep.

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Tired. Cansado.

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Tired. Okay, not tired.

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Tired. Tired. Tired.

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Good.

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Boring.

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Acordaos que aquí os dije que había una diferencia.

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Boring and bored.

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Both of them mean the same.

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Ambas significan lo mismo.

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Pero boring is for a situation, or for a movie, or for a film, or book, or, you know.

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And bored is for a person, for example.

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So, in this case, she's talking on the phone and the other person is talking like blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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And she's saying, uh-huh, yes, uh-huh, oh, very interesting.

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Vale, y está pensando, madre mía, qué turro me está dando.

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Boring, qué aburrimiento, qué aburrida esta conversación, ok?

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boring. En este caso sería una situación aburrida. Boring. En este caso, on the other hand,

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this man is working and he's thinking, oh my god, I'm so bored. ¡Qué aburrido estoy!

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Ok, que esto cuando alguno termina en clase y queréis decir, yo estoy aburro o estoy aburrido.

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Ok, en vez de decirme eso, pues decirme

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Teacher, I'm bored

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Ok, I'm bored

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Good

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Let's see the next one

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Text

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Text

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Dijimos que podía ser

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O texto

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O también es el verbo escribir

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Pero escribir, lo que os dije

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Bueno, a ver si me sale la palabra.

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No en papel, ¿ok?

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En algún dispositivo.

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Por ejemplo, en ordenador o por teléfono,

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cuando escribimos un WhatsApp o un mensaje de texto,

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pues esto es text.

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En este caso, this boy, this man, is texting Mary.

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Está diciendo, dear Mary,

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Le está escribiendo una carta, a lo mejor un correo, un e-mail, ¿ok?

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Querida Mary, bla, bla, bla, bla.

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And this woman is talking on the phone and she's calling someone.

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Está llamando. Call. Call.

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Puede ser llamar o llamada también.

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Cuando, oh, tengo una llamada. I have a call.

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Llamar o llamada, ¿ok?

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DVD.

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Sí. Bueno, pues está evidentemente un DVD.

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An email. Email es un correo, pero no un correo postal de carta, ¿vale?

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Un correo a través de internet.

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Internet.

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Apartment. Apartment. Pues se parece muchísimo al español.

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Entonces, se deduce fácilmente, apartamento, ¿ok?

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Tened cuidado y no escribáis apartament, ¿ok?

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Apartment, apartment.

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Adventure, pues otra cosa igual.

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Esta también la podemos deducir.

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Adventure, no digáis aventure, ¿ok?

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Adventure es aventura.

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Busy.

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A ver, a ver si os acordáis.

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Busy, busy.

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BUSY es cuando está una persona atareada o ocupada, ¿ok?

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La regla que pusimos, bueno, la regla, para que os acordaseis,

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BUSY es como si un andaluz dijese BICY de bicicleta, ¿ok?

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BUSY.

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No digáis BUSY porque no me digáis BUSY.

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O sea, mis oídos

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Busy, busy, busy

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Books

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Evidentemente, books

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Esta ya la deberíamos saber

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Re que te viene

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Busy, ocupado

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No busy

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Around

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Around, around, around

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Aquí pone around the world

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Around the world

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Pues alrededor, ¿ok?

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Alrededor

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Blanket

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Blanket

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Aunque suena blanco

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Y el otro día me decíais

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Blancos, blanquear

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Nada, nada que ver con blanquear

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Blanket es manta

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¿Ok?

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It's very cold

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I'm going to cover myself with a blanket

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¿Ok?

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World trip

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World

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Que es world, world, world, world

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trip. Digamos que es un viaje por el mundo, ¿ok? World trip. And the last one, above.

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Above era una de las prepositions que vimos también el año pasado, que significaba encima

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o sobre. Sobre, pero no sobre de carta, ¿ok? No un sobre, sino sobre. In this case, this

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man has got, he has got, ¿eh? Ojo, el verbo to have. He has got birds, above, above his

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head. Tiene pajaritos above his head, ¿ok? Se entiende perfectamente, ¿no? Pues nada,

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chicos, aquí tenéis el vocabulary y si tenéis alguna duda, me escribís. Pero vamos, que

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This is to learn the vocabulary and be careful with how these words are written, ok?

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And above all, if you can pronounce them, ok?

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After watching my video, you go back or you pause it and when I pronounce it, you give it a stop, a pause, and you repeat it.

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O sea, por ejemplo, surprised.

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Y vosotros, surprised.

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Yo digo, afraid.

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Y vosotros, afraid.

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¿Ok?

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Y así con cada una, que os va a venir fenomenal para la pronunciación

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y para, bueno, para saber un poquito cómo se escriben las palabras.

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¿Ok?

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So, thank you very much for your attention and see you tomorrow.