Ciencias Sociales clase 4 de febrero - Contenido educativo
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Okay, so we are going to start with the reviewing of the units, and then we are going to study a new part, okay?
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So, first of all, please, Eloy, and speak loudly, please.
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The vertical lines are called, the name of the vertical lines, the mandarin lines, what is the name of the vertical lines?
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Man, the vertical.
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Meridians, thank you.
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Okay, Nicolás, what is the name of the meridian zero degree?
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No, the meridian zero degrees.
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What is the name, Alberto?
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Greenwich meridian, very good.
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Nicolás, what is the name of the horizontal lines?
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The horizontal lines, the name? Eloy said it before. Parallels. Okay. Eva, what is the name
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of the parallel zero? Equator. Very good. Armand, the equator divides the earth in two parts.
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what is the name of the part of the top
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northern no this one northern hemisphere very good and i thought what is the name of this part
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the bottom part southern hemisphere very good adan the um oh there's one thing that i didn't
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explain i want to come here adam i will try to show you okay this is
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and then it is greenwich meridian okay
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carla come here you're greenwich
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and Carla
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it is long
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it's it
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so that this
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here clap your hands
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clap your hands
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okay
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this is long it's it
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okay and Nerea
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come here
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Nerea no
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Okay.
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And Hugo, that you're taller, come here.
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Hugo, you're taller, the same as Nerea, but here.
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Okay, Nerea is the equator, okay, and he is latitude, el es latitud, vale?
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Entonces, son long, la, longitude, latitude, lo, la, okay?
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So, parallel and the latitude are, okay, and they are the greenish and the longitude.
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So, esto no lo hago porque esté loca.
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Esto tiene un motivo.
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Escuchamos.
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La distancia, Eloy, entre el Meridian Greenwich, ¿vale?
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Y este de aquí es la longitud.
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Esto es longitud, ¿ok?
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Y la distancia entre el paralelo, o sea, el equator, que es Terea,
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y cualquier paralelo, que es este de aquí, se llama latitude.
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very good very good okay thank you so
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so i'm going to ask you adan the distance what is the name of the distance between
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the Greenwich Meridian and cualquier meridian. ¿Cómo se llama esa distancia? Que en este caso
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sería Carla. ¿Cómo se llamaba Carla? Longitude, okay. And Carla, what is the name, okay,
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of the distance between the equator and a parallel? Latitude, okay. Do you understand?
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Okay, so we finished with this part, hemos acabado with these two pages, and we go to the next one, that is the movement of the earth.
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So, Enar, how long does the earth take to have to do a revolution, a complete revolution?
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Enar, how many days?
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A complete revolution around the sun.
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How many days has a...
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100?
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60?
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5.
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365 and 6 hours.
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Hugo, I'm going to ask you in Spanish.
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Hugo,
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Hugo, it takes 365 days and 6 hours, and those 6 hours, what happens? What do I do with them?
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I'm talking to Hugo.
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Those 6 hours come back one day.
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They come back one day, why one day?
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Because...
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How many hours does one day have?
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24.
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Okay, and have you told me every how many years?
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Every 4 years.
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Why? What multiplication have you done?
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Because...
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Okay, those 6 hours that I have had every extra year, I multiply them by 4, 6 times 4 is 24, I have an extra day every 4 years.
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cuatro años. ¿A ese año cómo se le llama, Hugo?
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Muy bien, mi siesto.
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Vale. So, 365
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days, it is
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the time that it takes for
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the Earth to make a revolution.
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Revolución.
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Okay? Now,
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why
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the seasons are not
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the same for the northern hemisphere
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and the southern hemisphere?
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Who can answer that question?
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Eloy, why
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the seasons are not the same?
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¿Por qué las estaciones no son iguales
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para el norte and the south?
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¿Por qué?
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But why?
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But why?
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Because the air
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inclinada. It is tilted.
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Tilted. Esa palabra hay que aprendérsela.
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tilted the axis of the earth what is axis candela in spanish
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y como se llama la que esta en el medio
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the axis paula eje vale de eje entonces the axis it is tilted esta inclinado ok very good
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So, Christian, if it's summer in the northern hemisphere, what season it is in the southern hemisphere?
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If it's summer in the north, what is in the south?
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Winter.
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Más difícil, Paula.
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The 21st of March, tell me the season of the southern hemisphere.
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the 21st of march very good nayara more difficult what is the season in the northern hemisphere
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the 21st of december no no the 21st of december jaiza northern hemisphere
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winter very good okay and now andre the rotation the rotation is the movement that the earth makes
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Around the sun? No. Around the moon? No.
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It is the movement that the earth spins on its own axis.
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How long it takes to make a complete rotation?
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Alejandro, four hours, very good, 24 hours.
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So, Eloy, if that part of the earth is facing away from the sun, it's night, very good.
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Enar, facing away es, mirando para otro lado, sería night.
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Facing sería day, ¿vale?
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Okay, so this is everything we have studied so far, okay?
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Esto es todo lo que hemos estudiado hasta ahora.
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Yaita, if you keep drinking water, I'm going to keep your bottle.
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So stop drinking water, please.
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What happened, Nerea?
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Yeah, but you were doing stupid things here, so that's enough.
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What happened, Eloy?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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yes
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maybe okay tell me please uh christian
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okay christian tell me and we are going to leave one line and we are going to write the date
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tell me christian
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Yes, you can go.
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Hurry up.
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Alejandro, hurry up.
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Okay, so everybody, if you're going to write the dates, you leave five squares.
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Tell me, Aitor.
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Yes, you can go.
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Okay, so Nerea, tell me the dates, please.
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and today is friday today is friday
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very good
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yes christian we are recording
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we are recording please
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2022
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it's good okay we underline red and we are going to write here inventions
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inventions
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Oh, discovery, sorry.
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We'll see.
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Discoveries.
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Eloy's discoveries.
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Yes, discoveries.
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Okay, so discoveries.
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We are going to write, first of all, the definition of astronomers.
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So please, astronomers, what do you think that is the translation in Spanish of astronomers?
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Astronomers, very good.
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Los astrónomos, que no es lo mismo que los astronautas, astrónomos.
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They make, they make, make discoveries, discoveries, descubrimientos, they make discoveries by, by studying, what is studying, Eloy?
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Estudiando, what happened, Eloy?
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I don't know, by studying the, yes, the sun, the moon.
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What is moon?
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Very good, the moon.
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Be careful because luna in English is with capital letter, okay?
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Okay? Moon, planets, and other, wait, and, do you have another mask? Andrei can give you one.
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not everybody in their homes has to know okay so planets and other
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objects in a space satellites for example in a space
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I'm going to pause this.
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Okay, so the astronomers make discoveries by studying the sun, the moon, planets, and other objects in space, okay?
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And then we have the astronauts.
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It's written astronauts.
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No.
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and we underline red the astronauts now that is an a wait wait a second this is an a
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okay the astronauts make discoveries to
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they make discoveries to the beginning it is the same but in this case by going
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esto no se limita a estudiar estos van by going into space claro pero estos más se van para allá
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into space chicos por favor into space so the difference is
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that the astronomers study the objects
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and the astronauts go there,
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we are going to draw here
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a man or a woman
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a woman
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here
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Eloy, please, we are recording
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and she's an astronomer
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no
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she's an astronomer
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and she
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is studying
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and for studying I'm going to represent
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studying with a
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magnifying lens
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she's studying things about
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she's studying things
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about the space
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And I'm going to draw, for example, the sun, the moon, okay?
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She's an astronomer and the astronaut, the astronaut, they go there.
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okay the astronaut
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goes there
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with the
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Americans back here
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what
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so the
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there we are recording
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group three so the astronomers are studying the sun the moon the objects of this space
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and the astronauts goes okay go to the space what happened christian
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i don't know why but this little nightmare wants to show you his drawing
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okay now we can continue we english we can continue
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and i
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you can go okay no we write
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we write here one with red no i'm not going to wait
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If you're talking.
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One.
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One.
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Eh, chicos, ya vale el cachondeo.
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One.
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One.
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It is not an exercise.
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People.
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People.
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People.
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In the past.
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en el pasado,
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believed,
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pensaban, believed,
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that the earth,
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stop please Armand,
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that the earth,
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que la tierra,
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was
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flat.
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And please,
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Aitor, can you tell me what is
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people in the past believed
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that the earth was flat?
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Antes,
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la gente pensaba que la tierra era
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lana so if you want to with pencil you can write here lana so people in the past believed that the
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earth was not but
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but
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in asian history asian history
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Carla, ¿cómo era en español, Asian History?
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¿Después de la prehistoria que venía?
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Antigua.
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Asian History, but in Asian History,
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yes, but in Asian History,
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astronomers, astronomers,
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discover that it, I'm going to erase this, that it, that it was, que forma tiene la tierra,
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that it was, and it's sphere, una esfera, that it was, that it was a sphere.
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that it was a sphere
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we are recording that it was a sphere wait a second because people are talking
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okay we keep going so astronomers discover that it was a sphere that it was a sphere what happened
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Okay, people in the past believed that the Earth was flat, but in the ancient history,
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astronomers discovered that it was a sphere.
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And we underline this here.
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And please.
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Oh, life's beer in Spanish.
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If you want to, you can write it here.
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It's better.
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I need to stop at one second.
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The recording.
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Okay.
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So we are going to this part.
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So there was an sphere on one that they know it for one thing.
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If we have, I, please, please, please, please, yes, okay, so here we are going to draw a
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boat, un barco, pero solo vamos a dibujar la parte de arriba, con la vela.
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Because one of the things that they realized is that the horizon is curved, curved, that you see a boat coming, if you are on the beach, you see a boat coming and you see it coming little by little, you start to see the beginning of the sail, then the rest, until you see the whole boat.
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entero eso es porque es curvo la tierra fuera plana el horizonte sería plano tú
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verías ver o sea o no lo ves o lo ves lo ves o no lo ves
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claro porque sería al ser plano efectivamente lo podrías ver
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absolutamente todo sin embargo no es así es curvo el horizonte es curvo y fue una
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de las primeras razones con las que ellos dijeron espérate que esto va a ser
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que no es plano, ¿vale? Una de tantísimas
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razones que demuestran
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que es una esfera
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además de que yo desde
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distintos puntos
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veo
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a los planetas
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y yo, imaginaos que esto es Venus
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Venus ilumina
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no sé si sabéis identificarla cuando
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Venus se ve bastante bien
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entonces, no me da igual en qué
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sitio de la Tierra esté, que yo puedo
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ver al planeta, si fuera plano
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y Venus fuese plano
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¿Vale? Y fuese esto como una pegatina en la pared
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Yo lo podría ver desde aquí
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Y si estoy aquí, pues no lo veo
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¿Vale?
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Entonces, por ese motivo empezaron a pensar
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Y luego hicieron sus cálculos y sus investigaciones
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Y una personita que dijo
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Mmm, espérate, a ver si va a ser
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Anesthier
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Se llamaba Aristóteles, ¿vale?
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Que aquí se lo ponen en inglés
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Pero ya sabéis que a mí no me gusta traducir nombres
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Es porque me enfada muchísimo
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Así que lo vamos a poner en español
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Aristóteles, este es Aristóteles que está viendo, Aristóteles que está viendo el barco llegar, así que esto por si no se entiende, este es el mar, aquí está apareciendo un barco y esta es la playa, preguntas, no tonterías, por favor, Eloy.
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If the earth was not a planet, the landscapes and the moments would lose their existence.
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Because they could lose their existence.
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Maybe there is something else ahead, but it could not be.
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And you see it.
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Omi, Andrei.
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Since I was a child, I have always wondered, has someone created the Earth or has it been created like that?
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It was created by the Big Bang.
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The Big Bang is for the British, but it is a typical mistake. The Big Bang was created by the Big Bang. It is the origin of the universe.
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It's all because of energy, a cumulus of energy created gravity and made certain satellites or terrestrial bodies start to orbit around us.
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That relationship, that relationship of gravity, is what then causes life to originate, oxygen, all kinds of things.
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Yes, yes, like I did it.
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Tell me, Alejandro.
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Vale.
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¿Qué está hablando, Alejandro?
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Efectivamente.
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Tell me, Andrei.
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Ah, okay.
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Yaisa?
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Yaisa?
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Vale.
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Anne?
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El podrida sobraba?
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Anne?
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Anne?
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No, no te metas por ahí. Hay que respetar.
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Cristian?
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No, Cristian?
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Sí, son primos hermanos de los dinosaurios, efectivamente.
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Come on.
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What?
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Qué fuerte.
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Tell me, Nerea.
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André, Nerea is talking.
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Espera, no te está escuchando.
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Okay.
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And I started with a banana cake and now I want to make a cake.
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Oh, that's good.
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And the moon.
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And the moon.
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With what Andrey has said, that you have to choose the east and I don't know what,
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and I don't know if it's the same, but I do think it's the same.
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That's it.
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Adán, Eloy, Germán
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y nos despedimos.
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Enar.
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Enar.
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Enar.
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antes claro claro antes
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oye chicos
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Sí, pero no, no explotó la Tierra.
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Lo que hizo fue destruir la vida, cierta vida que había en la Tierra.
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Realmente lo que hizo fue difícil el poder vivir en ese territorio.
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De una célula, eso va evolucionando y de ahí, durante siglos, al final sale.
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No, Adán
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Chicos, escuchamos Adán
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Adán
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A ver si cae, y no cayó
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Armand, Eloy, nos despedimos.
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Armand?
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Armand?
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Espera, ¿qué están hablando?
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Sí, sí.
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Todos somos familia.
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Eso es lo que dice.
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Todos somos hermanos.
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Es lo que nos dice el catolicismo.
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Eloy, and we say goodbye.
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¿Por qué?
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Well, it has always been believed in something divine, in the gods, not only in the Catechism, not only with him.
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Basically, in Arpara, because we don't know how to explain certain elements.
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When I don't know why it rains, or why suddenly that volcano, that mountain explodes,
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es cuando empiezo a darle explicaciones mágicas cuando empieza a dar explicaciones de que puede
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ser un dios etcétera etcétera aún así no me quiero meter en meollos aún así efectivamente
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pues hay pruebas de que supuestamente existió una persona que era jesús que era de ese pueblo
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y con ciertos milagros etcétera etcétera pero eso los historiadores y los teólogos y la gente
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que estudie eso, pues os lo podría explicar mejor. No me voy a meter en decir si es verdad o no es
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verdad. Pero si se sabe, en un principio que yo sepa, que sí que existe una persona que se llamaba
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Jesús, etcétera, etcétera. Ahora, que sea el Hijo de Dios y todo eso, ya es otra historia
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totally different. And Eloy, the last question?
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Okay.
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Okay.
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They're
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peeing on your face. Okay, what else?
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Okay.
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And if the earth
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were flat, I think
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me parece una teoría maravillosa entonces para los que están en casa que están diciendo porque
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llevo viendo a esta mujer durante 10 minutos y están solo diciendo sus niños tonterías entonces
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entonces chicos nos vemos chicos cristian siéntate
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No, siéntate
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Que me da a mí que sí que os vais a llevar
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De veras para el fin de semana
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Vale, entonces
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De sociales hemos dado
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Hasta la página 14 el primer punto
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Vale, nada más, hay que hacer el dibujito del cuaderno
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Y punto, hasta luego chicos
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Espero veros el lunes
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