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1. 0:03Hello.
2. 0:05My name is Molly.
3. 0:07I spell it
4. 0:13o m o l l y. What is your name?
5. 0:19Sure. Yeah.
6. 0:21>> My name is Javi. J
7. 0:23a
8. 0:24v
9. 0:25i
10. 0:26>> Perfect. Welcome to class, Javi. And
11. 0:28what's your name?
12. 0:29>> My name is Jairo. I spell it J a i r o
13. 0:34>> Perfect. Nice to meet you both.
14. 0:36>> Nice to meet you, too.
15. 0:39>> Okay.
16. 0:40So,
17. 0:46I give you a category.
18. 0:48For example,
19. 0:52what are the top five largest countries
20. 0:55in the world?
21. 0:56You talk together
22. 0:58to decide what you think could be the
23. 1:01answer. So, for example, maybe you say,
24. 1:04"Uh Russia's really big, so definitely
25. 1:06let's include Russia on the list. Mhm,
26. 1:10Spain is not very big, so Spain is not
27. 1:11on the list. America, the United States
28. 1:14is very big, so this is number two,
29. 1:17etc." Okay? Make sure that you're
30. 1:18talking together.
31. 1:20For example, in this case, the answers
32. 1:23Russia, Canada, United States, China,
33. 1:25and Brazil. But, really the idea is to
34. 1:27talk.
35. 1:28So, first category, what are the top
36. 1:31five most spoken languages in the world?
37. 1:34Talk together.
38. 1:36>> Uh what do you think, Javi?
39. 1:38>> Uh what are the top five most spoken
40. 1:41language? I think it's English.
41. 1:46>> Yes, I think English is one of them.
42. 1:48>> English, uh Spain
43. 1:51>> Spanish
44. 1:52>> Spanish
45. 1:53>> Yeah, I think consider that the Spanish
46. 1:56is one the most popular.
47. 1:58Uh
48. 1:59I think
49. 2:00>> Chinese?
50. 2:01>> Yes, Chinese because they have a lot of
51. 2:04population.
52. 2:05>> Yes.
53. 2:06>> Uh India, uh Hindi.
54. 2:12Because
55. 2:13there are more than 40
56. 2:15uh 40,000
57. 2:1840% of the people who live in the in the
58. 2:20in the world. So, for that reason is
59. 2:23is located there in this
60. 2:25top.
61. 2:27>> Yeah. Uh
62. 2:29maybe French or Portuguese.
63. 2:34Yes, French. A lot of people speak this
64. 2:36language.
65. 2:38I don't know.
66. 2:39>> Yes, I know that in French uh people who
67. 2:42live in France
68. 2:44uh speak French. Also in in Guyana, a
69. 2:48country from America, and a country from
70. 2:51Africa, you know too that they speak
71. 2:54>> Yeah, Canada.
72. 2:56>> Canada too, yes.
73. 2:59>> So,
74. 3:00five, what are they?
75. 3:02>> Five, uh
76. 3:03>> English.
77. 3:04>> English.
78. 3:04>> Okay.
79. 3:04>> Spanish.
80. 3:05>> And?
81. 3:06>> Yes.
82. 3:07>> Spanish.
83. 3:08>> Chinese.
84. 3:08>> Chinese.
85. 3:09>> Okay.
86. 3:10>> Uh Indian.
87. 3:11>> Hindi.
88. 3:13>> Or
89. 3:14I don't know the
90. 3:15>> You're You're right. You're correct.
91. 3:17Hindi.
92. 3:18>> Hindi.
93. 3:18>> Yeah.
94. 3:19>> Hindi.
95. 3:20And French.
96. 3:22>> French, yes.
97. 3:23>> Okay, let's see. You did a great job,
98. 3:25anyways. Let's see what the answers are.
99. 3:29Okay, how did you do?
100. 3:32>> Chinese.
101. 3:32>> Very well.
102. 3:33>> Spanish.
103. 3:35Uh there are four that we said.
104. 3:37>> That's super good. Well done. What did
105. 3:40you miss, Javi?
106. 3:42>> Uh Arabic. Arabic.
107. 3:45Yeah.
108. 3:47>> Interesting. Okay, let's do the next
109. 3:48one.
110. 3:49Question? Sorry?
111. 3:51>> No.
112. 3:51>> Okay, perfect.
113. 3:52>> Okay.
114. 3:54>> So, what are the five most popular
115. 3:56tourist attractions in the world?
116. 4:00>> Peru.
117. 4:02>> Maybe, but let's think attraction. For
118. 4:04example, what is an attraction that
119. 4:07people go to see in Peru?
120. 4:09>> Uh Machu Picchu, that is one of the most
121. 4:12>> Exactly, that's a good answer.
122. 4:14>> Yes.
123. 4:14>> I think
124. 4:15>> Disney.
125. 4:16>> Which Disney?
126. 4:17>> Disney in USA.
127. 4:19>> Maybe.
128. 4:20>> For kids, that they want to
129. 4:23go to the
130. 4:24roller
131. 4:26>> Yeah, the roller coaster. Nice.
132. 4:27>> Yeah, they want to go to the roller
133. 4:30coaster because there are a lot of
134. 4:31famous there.
135. 4:32>> Nice.
136. 4:33>> Uh
137. 4:34tourist attraction.
138. 4:36>> What do you think, Abby?
139. 4:38>> I think the
140. 4:40the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
141. 4:42>> Okay, could be.
142. 4:44>> Um
143. 4:45>> Taj Mahal, which is located in India.
144. 4:49>> Yes.
145. 4:50>> Most of people want to visit because
146. 4:52there is a
147. 4:53the most famous cemetery for someone.
148. 4:58>> Okay, very nice.
149. 4:59>> Los San Fermines
150. 5:01>> [laughter]
151. 5:01>> in Pamplona.
152. 5:03>> Could be, actually.
153. 5:04>> very popular.
154. 5:05>> [laughter]
155. 5:06>> Yeah, that is very popular.
156. 5:09Excellent.
157. 5:09>> Uh
158. 5:11Segovia.
159. 5:12>> What in Segovia?
160. 5:14>> Well, the aqueduct.
161. 5:15>> Yeah, could be. Most popular in the
162. 5:17world?
163. 5:18>> Um
164. 5:19>> In the world.
165. 5:19>> Disneyland, maybe.
166. 5:22And
167. 5:24Los Angeles, yeah, and
168. 5:26>> Caribbean.
169. 5:27>> Ah, Caribbean, yeah.
170. 5:29>> Could be, absolutely, absolutely. Uh so,
171. 5:32what are your final answers? What do you
172. 5:33think? What's the top five?
173. 5:35>> Um
174. 5:37Pyramids.
175. 5:39Big Ben, [clears throat] maybe.
176. 5:41>> Interesting. Okay, that's a good idea,
177. 5:42as well.
178. 5:43>> Big Ben in London, maybe.
179. 5:46Um
180. 5:48Uh
181. 5:49Uh
182. 5:51New York
183. 5:52the
184. 5:52>> Something in particular in New York?
185. 5:55>> Spain uh
186. 5:56no
187. 5:58What is it?
188. 6:00When they beat
189. 6:01Uh yeah, [snorts] Central Park.
190. 6:03Yeah.
191. 6:03>> Absolutely, like in France. [laughter]
192. 6:05Excellent. Okay, let's let's just see.
193. 6:06You don't need to have the final list
194. 6:08decided. Okay.
195. 6:09>> Eiffel Tower
196. 6:11>> You did very well again. You have almost
197. 6:13everything. You're missing which one?
198. 6:15>> Three Three of the the Great Wall in
199. 6:17China.
200. 6:18>> Yeah, too bad.
201. 6:20>> And Central Park with I said
202. 6:22Yeah. [laughter]
203. 6:22>> You did a very good job. I suppose
204. 6:24there's no Disney, which I think is
205. 6:25surprising because I thought that was a
206. 6:28really good answer. Interesting. Okay,
207. 6:30next one.
208. 6:32What are the top five best-selling
209. 6:33musical groups
210. 6:35or artists? Some of them are artists and
211. 6:37some of them are groups of all time.
212. 6:40What do you think? And consider the
213. 6:41money, not so much necessarily your
214. 6:44opinion.
215. 6:45>> Michael Jackson
216. 6:46>> Okay, very good answer. What do you
217. 6:48think, Javier?
218. 6:48>> Uh Beatles, maybe.
219. 6:50>> That's a really good answer, too. Other
220. 6:52ones?
221. 6:52>> John Lennon
222. 6:54>> All right, nice.
223. 6:55>> Yeah.
224. 6:56um
225. 6:58El
226. 6:59Presley
227. 7:01>> Elvis Presley? Could be.
228. 7:02>> Presley, yes.
229. 7:04>> Nice.
230. 7:04>> Rolling Stones, maybe.
231. 7:06>> Good. Could be.
232. 7:08>> um
233. 7:10Backstreet Boys
234. 7:12>> I loved them when I was younger.
235. 7:14>> Younger you loved me.
236. 7:16>> [laughter]
237. 7:17[clears throat]
238. 7:18>> um
239. 7:20It could be
240. 7:22um
241. 7:24um
242. 7:25Rihanna
243. 7:26>> [laughter]
244. 7:27>> Maybe, yes. Someone a little more
245. 7:28modern. Excellent. Okay, let's
246. 7:30>> Justin Bieber
247. 7:31>> Bieber, maybe.
248. 7:32>> Beatles, Elvis, Michael Jackson
249. 7:34>> Elton John,
250. 7:35yes.
251. 7:36>> Elton John
252. 7:37>> Before you get to that
253. 7:38>> as well, I suppose then you were
254. 7:39thinking. But you did very well as well.
255. 7:41You got many of these. Top three
256. 7:42anyways. Okay, final one.
257. 7:44What are the top five most played sports
258. 7:46in the world?
259. 7:48>> Soccer.
260. 7:49>> Okay.
261. 7:50>> I think soccer is the first one.
262. 7:53>> Must be.
263. 7:54>> Cricket.
264. 7:56In India.
265. 7:56>> Cricket.
266. 7:57>> Yeah, in England they most of people
267. 7:59>> Uh
268. 8:00tennis, maybe.
269. 8:02>> Tennis.
270. 8:02>> That's a good answer also.
271. 8:04>> Uh basketball.
272. 8:05>> Basketball, yes.
273. 8:06>> That's a nice one as well.
274. 8:08>> Um
275. 8:09>> Swimming pool.
276. 8:11>> Swimming is a sport.
277. 8:13>> I just swimming, yeah.
278. 8:14>> Yeah, absolutely. Could be. That's a
279. 8:15good answer as well. What do you think,
280. 8:17Javi? Other ideas?
281. 8:21>> Um rugby, maybe.
282. 8:23>> Could be, absolutely.
283. 8:25>> Uh
284. 8:26>> American soccer.
285. 8:27>> Uh
286. 8:28>> Could be as well, actually.
287. 8:32>> I don't know.
288. 8:33Bicycle, the tour.
289. 8:35>> Riding.
290. 8:35>> Yeah, cycling. Absolutely. That could be
291. 8:38it, too. It's super popular. Excellent.
292. 8:40Okay, let's see. Big reveal.
293. 8:45How did you do?
294. 8:47>> Um volleyball, ping pong.
295. 8:49>> [laughter]
296. 8:50>> Volleyball.
297. 8:51>> Volleyball, tennis.
298. 8:53>> Where do they play play ping pong, Javi?
299. 8:56>> Yes,
300. 8:58when I was young
301. 9:01with my friends,
302. 9:02I play ping pong.
303. 9:04>> Me, too.
304. 9:05>> [laughter]
305. 9:06>> And you, Haido? How often do you play
306. 9:08ping pong?
307. 9:10>> I never try to play ping pong.
308. 9:13>> Never?
309. 9:13>> No, never. I
310. 9:15>> It's very funny.
311. 9:16>> Yeah, I agree.
312. 9:17>> I know, but I I just play tennis,
313. 9:20volleyball, basketball, but never ping
314. 9:22pong.
315. 9:23>> In what country do they play ping pong,
316. 9:25Haido?
317. 9:26>> I think Japan.
318. 9:28>> Possibly. I'm thinking of one which also
319. 9:31has top language and a top destination.
320. 9:35>> Chinese.
321. 9:36>> Yeah, China.
322. 9:36>> China.
323. 9:37>> Exactly. I I have a feeling that's why
324. 9:38this is on the list. Well done,
325. 9:40gentlemen. Great job.
326. 9:42Yeah, of course. Okay, one moment. So,
327. 9:47Javi, tell me,
328. 9:49what are your top five
329. 9:52favorite
330. 9:54places in Spain?
331. 9:56>> Place?
332. 9:58>> Yes.
333. 9:59>> Um
334. 10:01I think is the
335. 10:05um
336. 10:07I like to to mark the north of Spain.
337. 10:10>> Okay.
338. 10:10>> Coast.
339. 10:12Um
340. 10:13uh
341. 10:14La Concha de
342. 10:17>> [snorts]
343. 10:17>> the
344. 10:19um
345. 10:22Templo de Debod in Madrid.
346. 10:24>> Nice. Okay, good. That's two. What are
347. 10:27your other three?
348. 10:28>> La Alhambra in Granada.
349. 10:30>> Excellent choice.
350. 10:32Um
351. 10:35um in Barcelona um
352. 10:39uh cathedral I I don't know.
353. 10:41>> The cathedral.
354. 10:43>> The cathedral.
355. 10:44>> Yeah.
356. 10:45>> Um
357. 10:47>> We say the same in English as in
358. 10:50Spanish, I think, for the name of the
359. 10:52cathedral.
360. 10:54>> Uh
361. 10:55>> The Sagrada Familia.
362. 10:56>> The Sagrada Familia, yes.
363. 10:57>> I think is what you're thinking now.
364. 10:59Yeah. And in English, I suppose it's the
365. 11:01same. We just cathedral.
366. 11:04>> Cathedral.
367. 11:05>> Exactly, perfect. Good job.
368. 11:07Yeah, exactly.
369. 11:09Uh I think you're missing one final
370. 11:12top place.
371. 11:13>> Me?
372. 11:14>> Yes.
373. 11:15>> Um
374. 11:18um
375. 11:18>> [snorts]
376. 11:23>> Um La Giralda.
377. 11:26>> Ooh, where's that?
378. 11:27>> In Sevilla.
379. 11:28>> Nice. Excellent.
380. 11:30>> It's other cathedral.
381. 11:32Very good. It's near to
382. 11:35Catholic and Arabia.
383. 11:37>> Right. That sounds nice. Excellent. And
384. 11:41Javier, um
385. 11:43what are your favorite
386. 11:45foods? Top five.
387. 11:48>> Uh
388. 11:50Uh well,
389. 11:51first one I consider that
390. 11:55uh is
391. 11:58uh Peruvian food.
392. 12:00>> Okay, fantastic.
393. 12:02>> Uh here in Spain,
394. 12:05uh it could be junk food, pizza.
395. 12:08>> Okay, excellent.
396. 12:09Good one.
397. 12:10>> Last one, hamburgers.
398. 12:12>> Nice. Lovely.
399. 12:14>> Four, healthy food, salads, Caesar
400. 12:18salads.
401. 12:19>> Oh, yeah.
402. 12:19>> Or like that.
403. 12:21And the last one, fish.
404. 12:23>> Nice. What type of fish?
405. 12:25>> Uh salmon.
406. 12:27>> Ah, good choice. Excellent.
407. 12:29Perfect. Um Javi, what are your
408. 12:31favorites, your top five favorite
409. 12:33museums?
410. 12:34>> Museum.
411. 12:36Um
412. 12:38I like too much the museum of Sorolla.
413. 12:42>> Oh, wow. Good choice. Why?
414. 12:44>> Why? I like too much Sorolla artist.
415. 12:48And this museum is in in his house.
416. 12:53Near to Metro Iglesias.
417. 12:56It's very cool
418. 12:58because
419. 12:59uh you can pass
420. 13:03in his house and
421. 13:05you can
422. 13:07watch watch, no? Or look, I don't know.
423. 13:09>> See?
424. 13:10>> See, yeah.
425. 13:11>> In this case,
426. 13:12>> the picture
427. 13:14in
428. 13:16Sorolla's house and
429. 13:18the feeling is very very good.
430. 13:20>> It's amazing. Javi, one thing, be
431. 13:23careful with too much.
432. 13:26I think what you mean is so much.
433. 13:29>> Ah, okay. So
434. 13:30>> What's the difference between too much
435. 13:31and so much, Javi?
436. 13:36>> Too much is
437. 13:39a lot of
438. 13:40>> Yes, but for example,
439. 13:43um I like pizza too much.
440. 13:47I eat it every day and now I'm really
441. 13:49fat.
442. 13:51Whereas I can say I like chocolate so
443. 13:54much. What's the difference in the
444. 13:56feeling of those two sentences?
445. 13:58>> I don't know. Maybe too much is not
446. 14:00positive.
447. 14:01>> Exactly.
448. 14:03>> Ah.
449. 14:03>> Perfect.
450. 14:05Yeah, it's unusual to like something too
451. 14:07much because usually things that we like
452. 14:10positive.
453. 14:11>> Ah, okay.
454. 14:12>> But but it's it's not incorrect. It's
455. 14:14just the meaning changes a little bit.
456. 14:15Great job. Okay, so you like Sorolla so
457. 14:17much. What's another museum that you
458. 14:18really like?
459. 14:20>> Um
460. 14:21I like too much Reina Sofia.
461. 14:23>> You like it
462. 14:25so much.
463. 14:27>> [laughter]
464. 14:27>> Exactly.
465. 14:28>> Sorry.
466. 14:29>> No, don't worry. Why do you like the
467. 14:31Reina Sofia so much?
468. 14:34>> Eh
469. 14:35eh because
470. 14:38Reina Sofia museum has a lot of
471. 14:41different artists.
472. 14:44Um
473. 14:46um
474. 14:48has a
475. 14:50eh Picasso picture.
476. 14:52>> Lovely.
477. 14:53>> Yeah, and I like too much.
478. 14:56And
479. 14:57>> you like it
480. 14:59>> so much.
481. 14:59>> Good job. Well done. Well done. It's a
482. 15:02difficult one, this one. Very good.
483. 15:04Perfect. Jairo, who are your top five
484. 15:06favorite artists?
485. 15:09>> Artists?
486. 15:10Eh Beatles.
487. 15:13>> Ah, that's a good answer, but I mean
488. 15:15actually more like painting artists. So
489. 15:17for example, Picasso. No, it's okay.
490. 15:19It's the same meaning, so it's a
491. 15:21confusing question.
492. 15:23>> Well, Picasso.
493. 15:24>> Okay, good choice. Who else do you love?
494. 15:28>> I I I don't know the names. I don't know
495. 15:30about a lot of
496. 15:31I don't know about
497. 15:32>> paintings?
498. 15:34>> And Da Vinci.
499. 15:36>> Nice.
500. 15:37Let's see.
501. 15:39Sorry, tell me.
502. 15:40>> I don't know. I don't know about a lot
503. 15:43of painters.
504. 15:44>> That's okay. Javier, who are your some
505. 15:46of your favorite artists?
506. 15:49>> There are
507. 15:50um
508. 15:51um
509. 15:52um
510. 15:55um
511. 15:57uh Toulouse-Lautrec.
512. 15:59>> I love him.
513. 15:59>> And Toulouse-Lautrec.
514. 16:00>> He's one of my favorites. Good choice.
515. 16:03>> I like so much.
516. 16:04>> [laughter]
517. 16:06>> Well done, Javier. Good job.
518. 16:10>> [laughter]
519. 16:10>> Perfect. That's great, gentlemen. Okay.
520. 16:14Um
521. 16:19So,
522. 16:20>> I have a question.
523. 16:21>> Yeah, tell me.
524. 16:22>> Uh
525. 16:23are there any difference between
526. 16:24cathedral and church?
527. 16:27>> Ooh, that's a really good question. Um
528. 16:30yes.
529. 16:31For example, in Madrid we have
530. 16:34one big cathedral, the Almudena,
531. 16:38and we have many churches, like so many.
532. 16:41For example, next to my house we have
533. 16:43like a very small
534. 16:45um
535. 16:46church called San Lorenzo. So, what do
536. 16:48you think is the difference?
537. 16:49>> Um
538. 16:51if someone is is some
539. 16:53big and small.
540. 16:55>> Yeah, pretty much. Exactly. I think
541. 16:57maybe in an architectural level there's
542. 17:01more reasons to distinguish them, but
543. 17:04>> Yeah.
544. 17:04>> understanding this I think is
545. 17:06Yeah. So, what's another famous
546. 17:08cathedral?
547. 17:11>> Um
548. 17:13Sagrada Familia.
549. 17:14>> Exactly, that's a great one. And how
550. 17:16many churches do you have close to your
551. 17:18house in Madrid?
552. 17:20>> Um.
553. 17:22A lot because I live in the center, so
554. 17:24>> Yeah.
555. 17:25>> [laughter]
556. 17:25>> I don't know that many.
557. 17:27>> We have
558. 17:28>> [snorts]
559. 17:28>> no shortage of churches in Madrid, I
560. 17:31think.
561. 17:31>> [laughter]
562. 17:32>> It's very good. Okay, perfect. So, here
563. 17:34we have five different paintings.
564. 17:37And these paintings represent the top
565. 17:40five most
566. 17:42paintings in the world.
567. 17:44I want you to read the descriptions,
568. 17:47look at the paintings, and decide
569. 17:48together three possible categories
570. 17:52for what they could represent. So, for
571. 17:54example, maybe you think they're the top
572. 17:57five most expensive paintings in the
573. 17:59world.
574. 18:00What are some other options? Decide.
575. 18:03>> The five most
576. 18:05recognized
577. 18:07paintings.
578. 18:08>> Okay, that's a great option. What else?
579. 18:11>> What could we have here?
580. 18:14>> Um.
581. 18:17What is the more
582. 18:19popular
583. 18:22picture? Oh, I don't know very well.
584. 18:25>> What name can we
585. 18:27>> Exactly.
586. 18:28>> What right?
587. 18:29The top five most
588. 18:30>> Exactly.
589. 18:33>> popular paintings.
590. 18:34>> For example.
591. 18:36>> Uh, the top five most
592. 18:38>> I think the most popular maybe is the
593. 18:44the last dinner.
594. 18:45>> [laughter]
595. 18:46>> Yeah.
596. 18:47>> The last [clears throat] supper?
597. 18:47>> I think that.
598. 18:49>> Yeah, very good.
599. 18:50>> The top five most
600. 18:51>> the the question is, um,
601. 18:54if all of these are a list of the top
602. 18:57five something.
603. 19:00So, they they grow together for some
604. 19:02reason.
605. 19:03>> The top five most expensive paintings.
606. 19:05>> the
607. 19:07Sorry?
608. 19:08>> Sorry, you said that.
609. 19:09>> Yeah, yeah, that's okay. No, but it's
610. 19:10valid. It's super valid. That's why I
611. 19:11said it.
612. 19:12>> [laughter]
613. 19:13>> Could be popular. Could be most
614. 19:15recognized. Could be uh most expensive.
615. 19:18What's another option?
616. 19:19>> Most beautiful paintings.
617. 19:22>> Excellent. Could be that. What else do
618. 19:24you think, Abby? Top five most what
619. 19:27paintings?
620. 19:30>> Um
621. 19:31I think the
622. 19:33the most expensive maybe is the Mona
623. 19:35Lisa.
624. 19:37No?
625. 19:38>> Could be. Yeah.
626. 19:39>> Um
627. 19:41I don't know. Um maybe
628. 19:43the more famous is the Leonardo da Vinci
629. 19:46the
630. 19:47the
631. 19:49the
632. 19:50the Jesus and his apostles
633. 19:54because
634. 19:56the
635. 19:59uh is the
636. 20:01the
637. 20:04um
638. 20:06the more
639. 20:08famous [clears throat]
640. 20:09is then in the
641. 20:11the Bible.
642. 20:12>> In the Bible.
643. 20:13>> In the Bible.
644. 20:14>> Yeah, excellent. That's a possibility.
645. 20:16Very good.
646. 20:17Um perfect. Okay, so are you ready for
647. 20:19the answer?
648. 20:22The top
649. 20:22>> Expensive. Expensive.
650. 20:24>> Not quite. You actually were missing the
651. 20:26category. It hasn't come up. Any more of
652. 20:28your guesses?
653. 20:31>> Um
654. 20:32no.
655. 20:33>> It's related to the internet.
656. 20:35>> Not the famous
657. 20:37searched paintings.
658. 20:39>> Exactly. Perfect. It's the top five most
659. 20:42searched paintings on Google.
660. 20:44>> Oh.
661. 20:45>> Kind of interesting. So, I suppose lots
662. 20:47of people search Starry Night for
663. 20:50whatever reason. Excellent. Good job.
664. 20:52It's a difficult category. It's a bit
665. 20:54random.
666. 20:55Uh okay, so I want you to read again the
667. 20:58descriptions of the paintings.
668. 21:01Take about 2 minutes to read, and then I
669. 21:03want you to decide together one emotion
670. 21:06for each painting. So, for example,
671. 21:09maybe you say number one,
672. 21:12bored.
673. 21:14Cuz that painting she looks a little bit
674. 21:15bored. Number two, maybe you decide
675. 21:17hungry.
676. 21:18Number three, maybe you decide tired.
677. 21:21Number four, terrified. Number five,
678. 21:26scared also. Okay, so first read and
679. 21:28then discuss together.
680. 21:30>> Okay.
681. 21:31>> Okay.
682. 21:43>> Oops, sorry.
683. 21:44>> [laughter]
684. 21:45>> Sorry.
685. 21:48>> [clears throat]
686. 22:01[clears throat]
687. 23:02>> I finished.
688. 23:04>> Good. How are you, Javi?
689. 23:05>> Yes, yes.
690. 23:06>> Okay, perfect. So, discuss together one
691. 23:09emotion for every painting.
692. 23:11>> Mhm, okay.
693. 23:12>> Okay.
694. 23:15Um
695. 23:18>> Jairo,
696. 23:19>> For
697. 23:20>> why don't you, when you make a decision,
698. 23:21you write it into the chat? So, for
699. 23:23example,
700. 23:24>> Uh in the chat.
701. 23:25>> number one,
702. 23:26bored.
703. 23:27Just so we have a list of your answers.
704. 23:29Continue. Excuse me.
705. 23:32>> Um
706. 23:33number
707. 23:34number one,
708. 23:37um
709. 23:39someone who is happy.
710. 23:43Two,
711. 23:44>> What do you think, Javi? Number one,
712. 23:46happy? Agree? Disagree?
713. 23:49>> I I think
714. 23:51half a smile.
715. 23:53>> [laughter]
716. 23:54>> Yes.
717. 23:57I
718. 23:58>> [laughter]
719. 23:59>> I'm Mario.
720. 24:01>> Half smile, is that an emotion?
721. 24:04>> Yes.
722. 24:05>> Sort of. Yeah, yes.
723. 24:06>> Um
724. 24:09happy.
725. 24:10Um
726. 24:11>> What about half happy?
727. 24:18>> Um
728. 24:21>> That's fine, perfect. Jairo, write it in
729. 24:24the chat.
730. 24:25You can put both answers.
731. 24:27Nice.
732. 24:29Okay, what do you think for the second
733. 24:31one, Javi?
734. 24:33>> The second one.
735. 24:34>> Mhm.
736. 24:35>> Um
737. 24:37and the last dinner.
738. 24:39>> [laughter]
739. 24:39>> Yeah, what's the emotion?
740. 24:41>> Um
741. 24:43don't don't trust.
742. 24:46That's trust.
743. 24:47>> Ooh, interesting. Distrust.
744. 24:50>> Yes.
745. 24:50>> Very good. What do you think, Jairo?
746. 24:55>> Um
747. 24:58hungry.
748. 25:00>> Hungry, [laughter] that's
749. 25:01very good.
750. 25:04I am not very trusting when I'm hungry,
751. 25:06so that makes sense to me. Excellent.
752. 25:09Okay. [laughter]
753. 25:10You can write it in the chat, Haido. Uh
754. 25:13number three, what do you think, Haido?
755. 25:14What's the answer?
756. 25:15>> How can I write, sir?
757. 25:16>> Oh, it's okay. Um you should have a box
758. 25:19at the bottom.
759. 25:20>> Mhm.
760. 25:21>> And it says chat.
761. 25:22>> Chat, okay.
762. 25:24>> And you click on the chat and you can
763. 25:25put the answers.
764. 25:27Yeah, I see it now. Exactly.
765. 25:31Perfect.
766. 25:33>> Ah, okay.
767. 25:36>> Excellent.
768. 25:38>> I'm okay.
769. 25:38>> Okay, so Javi, is that your answer for
770. 25:41number three?
771. 25:42>> Uh maybe fantasy.
772. 25:44>> Excellent. Why do you choose that one?
773. 25:47>> Because the the color and the
774. 25:51hospital. I don't know is the good word.
775. 25:54>> Uh what what part do you mean?
776. 25:56>> The the four and the the side and the
777. 26:00the shape.
778. 26:01The shape in the I don't know the
779. 26:03cathedral. Cathedral.
780. 26:05>> The So like the mountains?
781. 26:08>> Yes, but in in color black.
782. 26:13I I think
783. 26:15>> Yeah, the shadow maybe is the cathedral.
784. 26:18I don't know because
785. 26:18>> Cathedral, yes, exactly.
786. 26:19>> Cathedral, cathedral because
787. 26:21>> Exactly.
788. 26:23>> in the
789. 26:25in the
790. 26:27down, I don't know.
791. 26:28>> Yeah, in the bottom.
792. 26:30>> In the bottom, in the bottom.
793. 26:31>> Nice.
794. 26:32>> Thank you. It's a
795. 26:34a little town.
796. 26:37And maybe the shadow is the the
797. 26:40cathedral, I don't know.
798. 26:41>> Oh, that's interesting.
799. 26:42>> And this picture has a a lot of
800. 26:45a star and one moon.
801. 26:48Very
802. 26:50very big.
803. 26:50>> Yeah.
804. 26:54>> the clouds
805. 26:55>> Mhm.
806. 26:56>> the the side is like
807. 26:59um
808. 27:00I don't know in English
809. 27:01espiral. I don't know the
810. 27:04>> Spiral maybe?
811. 27:05>> Spiral, yes.
812. 27:07>> [laughter]
813. 27:07>> A spiral.
814. 27:08>> Yeah, it's beautiful.
815. 27:10>> And the color is very
816. 27:12very beautiful and crazy.
817. 27:16>> Excellent, very good. What's the emotion
818. 27:18you think, Haedo?
819. 27:20>> Eh crazy.
820. 27:21>> Okay.
821. 27:22>> For starry night, why?
822. 27:24>> Because I don't know how come paint
823. 27:28eh a city where the shapes are
824. 27:34are so different from the real life. The
825. 27:38stars, the [snorts] sky
826. 27:40have another angle.
827. 27:42>> Yeah.
828. 27:43>> Yeah.
829. 27:43>> It's beautiful. That's a great idea.
830. 27:45Okay, so what about number four? What's
831. 27:47the emotion, Haedo? What do you think?
832. 27:49>> Number four.
833. 27:51Um ah okay.
834. 27:53Scared.
835. 27:54>> Scared, perfect. Good job. And you,
836. 27:57Javi, what do you think is the emotion
837. 27:58for number four?
838. 28:00>> Yeah, it's scared. It's scared.
839. 28:01>> Scared, why do you think so, Javi?
840. 28:04>> Because this
841. 28:07this man
842. 28:09eh his expression is very very scared.
843. 28:13And the colors orange with blue is
844. 28:19the feeling is
845. 28:21the fear or
846. 28:24I don't know, but I'm crazy mix.
847. 28:28>> Excellent. Excellent.
848. 28:30So, um final one, Haedo.
849. 28:33Guernica, five. What's the emotion?
850. 28:39>> Eh
851. 28:42the same, frustrated.
852. 28:44>> Frustrated?
853. 28:45>> Yes.
854. 28:46>> Excellent, good job. And you, Javi, what
855. 28:47do you think?
856. 28:48Number five.
857. 28:51>> Um
858. 28:53terrorized.
859. 28:55>> Terrorized. Ooh, that's a good one.
860. 28:56Excellent. Good job. Okay.
861. 29:04So,
862. 29:07>> All right.
863. 29:08I don't know.
864. 29:09>> In sentence one, Javi though, where is
865. 29:11the adjective?
866. 29:14First of all
867. 29:14>> Yeah, good.
868. 29:15>> Just a second. I'll make it bigger.
869. 29:17>> Okay.
870. 29:19>> Can you see it okay?
871. 29:21>> Yes.
872. 29:21>> Okay. So, what's the adjective in the
873. 29:23sentence?
874. 29:24>> Frustrated.
875. 29:26>> Perfect.
876. 29:30Javi, what does frustrated refer to
877. 29:33in the sentence?
878. 29:35>> Um
879. 29:38the owner.
880. 29:40>> Good, but who feels frustrated?
881. 29:43>> Oh.
882. 29:45Uh uh with me.
883. 29:48>> Who in the sentence feels the
884. 29:49frustration?
885. 29:52>> Frustrated is the adjective.
886. 29:55>> Exactly. It's the adjective and and what
887. 29:56does it describe?
888. 29:58>> Uh describe the
889. 30:00the feeling.
890. 30:01>> Exactly. The feeling of who?
891. 30:04>> Uh Picasso.
892. 30:05>> Exactly. Perfect. Good job. Excellent.
893. 30:08So, um how does the adjective finish,
894. 30:11Javi though?
895. 30:14>> Sorry. Sorry. What did you say?
896. 30:15>> How does the adjective finish?
897. 30:19>> Uh e d.
898. 30:20>> What letters? Exactly. Good job.
899. 30:24Okay, perfect. Um Javi explained really
900. 30:27nicely. It describes a feeling.
901. 30:29Excellent.
902. 30:32So,
903. 30:36give me, Javi though, an example of
904. 30:38something that makes you frustrated.
905. 30:43>> Um
906. 30:50>> Cooking.
907. 30:52>> Good job. Give me the full sentence.
908. 30:53>> Cooking is frustrated.
909. 30:55>> Cooking is frustrated or Haido is
910. 30:58frustrated when he's cooking.
911. 31:00>> when I am cooking.
912. 31:02>> Perfect. Good job. Excellent. Javi, what
913. 31:04makes you frustrated?
914. 31:09>> The whole man is frustrated for
915. 31:12coronavirus.
916. 31:14>> Frustrated by coronavirus.
917. 31:16>> By coronavirus.
918. 31:17>> Excellent. That's a really good
919. 31:20good sentence. I think most people are
920. 31:22pretty frustrated by this.
921. 31:25>> Frustrated.
922. 31:26>> Excellent.
923. 31:27Frustrated by. Perfect. Okay, second
924. 31:30sentence. Violence is frustrating. Javi,
925. 31:32where is the adjective in the sentence?
926. 31:36>> Uh frustrating.
927. 31:38>> Good job.
928. 31:39>> Uh
929. 31:40>> What does it refer to, Haido?
930. 31:43>> Violence.
931. 31:45>> Good job. And what is violence?
932. 31:47In this sentence.
933. 31:49>> Frustrating.
934. 31:51>> True. [laughter]
935. 31:52That's a really good answer.
936. 31:55But in this case, if frustrated is a
937. 31:59feeling, violence is what?
938. 32:03>> Is the subject.
939. 32:04>> Exactly. It's the subject. Or in this
940. 32:06case, I'm going to call it the
941. 32:07>> The cause.
942. 32:08>> Exactly. Good job. Subject is
943. 32:11also super valid. Perfect. And how does
944. 32:14it end, Haido?
945. 32:16>> Uh ing.
946. 32:17>> Great. Good job. Okay, so tell me
947. 32:20something, Javi, that you think is
948. 32:22frustrating. And give me the sentence.
949. 32:26>> Uh frustrating
950. 32:29is uh
951. 32:32is happening now, no? Frustrating like a
952. 32:35present continuous.
953. 32:36>> Yeah, in the To be fair, yeah, that
954. 32:38sentence is a present continuous
955. 32:39sentence.
956. 32:40>> Uh-huh.
957. 32:41>> But I could give you another sentence,
958. 32:43for example, in the present simple. I
959. 32:46think
960. 32:47violence
961. 32:48Well, actually, to be fair, it's not the
962. 32:50present continuous because in this case
963. 32:53>> This is not passive voice.
964. 32:56>> Mhm.
965. 32:57>> Sorry.
966. 32:57>> Maybe.
967. 32:59Let's consider as an adjective.
968. 33:00>> Okay.
969. 33:02>> Because in this case it's an adjective
970. 33:04describing violence.
971. 33:06>> Uh-huh.
972. 33:07>> So, violence is frustrating all the
973. 33:09time.
974. 33:11>> Uh for example for
975. 33:12>> What do you think is frustrating?
976. 33:16>> Um
977. 33:17what do you mean?
978. 33:19>> Like in general.
979. 33:20>> Or or the sample.
980. 33:21>> Yeah, exactly.
981. 33:22>> And the player
982. 33:24is frustrating in the in the match. Or
983. 33:28in the
984. 33:28>> Could be, but in this case, I think we
985. 33:30would say the player is frustrated by
986. 33:34because
987. 33:35>> Ah.
988. 33:35>> Is he feeling frustration or is he
989. 33:38causing frustration?
990. 33:41>> I is the feeling.
991. 33:42>> Exactly. Exactly. So, give me a sentence
992. 33:44with the cause.
993. 33:47>> Mhm.
994. 33:49I can say
995. 33:51>> Perfect. Go ahead, Jairo, and then I'll
996. 33:52come back to you, Javi.
997. 33:53>> Horror movies
998. 33:55are frustrating.
999. 33:56>> Good job. Perfect sentence. Okay,
1000. 33:58another one, Javi.
1001. 34:01>> Uh
1002. 34:03the police
1003. 34:06is frustrating frustrating
1004. 34:09frustrating
1005. 34:11uh
1006. 34:12by the thief.
1007. 34:14Or
1008. 34:15>> They're frustrated by their teeth?
1009. 34:18>> No.
1010. 34:20Mhm.
1011. 34:24>> I think in my country some people think
1012. 34:26the police are frustrating
1013. 34:29because we have problems with sometimes,
1014. 34:31of course, not everyone, but some people
1015. 34:34say police violence, for example, is
1016. 34:36very frustrating.
1017. 34:38>> Okay.
1018. 34:39>> For example, um what's another thing
1019. 34:41that makes you feel frustrated?
1020. 34:46So, you find it frustrating.
1021. 34:48>> Mhm.
1022. 34:50>> For example, how do you feel about
1023. 34:51traffic?
1024. 34:53>> Ah, okay. It's a
1025. 34:55For example, the traffic
1026. 34:57is fru- uh
1027. 34:59frustration.
1028. 35:01>> It's frustrating.
1029. 35:02>> It's frustra- ah, okay.
1030. 35:03>> Exactly, perfect. Good job. Okay, let's
1031. 35:06look at another one. So, here
1032. 35:12if here we have
1033. 35:16bore, Hado, how do we make it a feeling?
1034. 35:20>> Boring.
1035. 35:21>> A feeling.
1036. 35:23>> Uh
1037. 35:25feeling.
1038. 35:27>> Right, so how can we make to bore a
1039. 35:29feeling?
1040. 35:32>> Bored.
1041. 35:33>> Exactly, perfect. Good job.
1042. 35:36Oh,
1043. 35:37I made a mistake, sorry.
1044. 35:44>> Oh, okay.
1045. 35:46>> Now it makes more sense.
1046. 35:48>> Really?
1047. 35:50>> Sorry.
1048. 35:51Okay, and here to bore
1049. 35:54you are totally correct, bored. Give me
1050. 35:58a sentence, Javi, with bored.
1051. 36:01>> Uh
1052. 36:04Mhm.
1053. 36:06The the history is bored.
1054. 36:10Uh
1055. 36:13uh in
1056. 36:16in
1057. 36:18in the class.
1058. 36:19>> Okay, interesting.
1059. 36:21But in the class, in a history lesson,
1060. 36:24do Do feel bored?
1061. 36:27Or is like history in the sentence? Is
1062. 36:31it the feeling or is it the cause?
1063. 36:35>> Is the cause.
1064. 36:36>> Exactly. So, change the sentence a
1065. 36:38little bit to adapt it.
1066. 36:39>> When is the cause is boring.
1067. 36:41>> Exactly. Exactly. So, give me the
1068. 36:43sentence with boring and history.
1069. 36:47>> Me or Hiromi?
1070. 36:48>> You, Javi.
1071. 36:50>> The the history is boring
1072. 36:53in the class.
1073. 36:54>> Exactly. Perfect. And what can we say
1074. 36:57about the students in a history class?
1075. 37:00>> Uh the student
1076. 37:02are
1077. 37:03bored.
1078. 37:04>> Yes. Excellent. Good job. Okay, next
1079. 37:07one.
1080. 37:11Okay, Hiromi. How do we make it a
1081. 37:12feeling?
1082. 37:14>> Interested.
1083. 37:15>> Good job. When do you feel interested,
1084. 37:16Hiromi?
1085. 37:18>> Uh
1086. 37:22Uh
1087. 37:23when you want to know about
1088. 37:25something. You want to know more.
1089. 37:28>> Good job.
1090. 37:29That's excellent. And Javi,
1091. 37:30[clears throat]
1092. 37:31how can we make it a cause?
1093. 37:34>> Okay.
1094. 37:36Uh the biology
1095. 37:40is
1096. 37:40interesting.
1097. 37:42>> Perfect. Good job.
1098. 37:47Nice.
1099. 37:48Okay.
1100. 37:54How do we make it a feeling, Javi?
1101. 37:57>> Fascinate.
1102. 37:59Uh what?
1103. 38:00>> How do we make it a feeling?
1104. 38:04>> Uh
1105. 38:05fascinate. When you like to my
1106. 38:09something.
1107. 38:10>> Exactly. So, if we want to convert the
1108. 38:13verb to an adjective, how what which
1109. 38:17ending do we use?
1110. 38:19>> Uh fascinate.
1111. 38:21>> Fascinated.
1112. 38:22>> Fascinated.
1113. 38:23>> Good job.
1114. 38:24>> Fascinated.
1115. 38:25>> Give me a sentence with fascinated,
1116. 38:27Hedo.
1117. 38:31>> I am fascinated
1118. 38:34uh to
1119. 38:36>> by
1120. 38:36>> to learn to learn English.
1121. 38:38>> Ooh, I'm fascinated
1122. 38:40>> by learning
1123. 38:41>> by learning English. Yeah.
1124. 38:42>> Yeah.
1125. 38:42>> That's a good [laughter] one. Wonderful
1126. 38:44sentence. I'm happy to hear it. Okay,
1127. 38:46perfect. And Hedo, how do we make it a
1128. 38:48cause?
1129. 38:50>> uh fascinating adding ing
1130. 38:53>> Nice job. Javi, give me a sentence with
1131. 38:56fascinating.
1132. 38:58>> uh
1133. 39:01Language is fascinated.
1134. 39:02>> Good job. That's a great sentence. Okay.
1135. 39:07Uh Hedo, how do we make it a feeling?
1136. 39:10>> tire
1137. 39:11>> tired Good job.
1138. 39:14Excellent. Uh when do you feel tired,
1139. 39:17Javi?
1140. 39:18>> tired when you
1141. 39:22have a lot of uh sport or a lot of
1142. 39:26things
1143. 39:26>> Yes, perfect.
1144. 39:28>> a 10:00 in the night
1145. 39:30>> Exactly. That's a good one.
1146. 39:32Great. Good job. Javi, how do we make it
1147. 39:34a cause?
1148. 39:36>> a cause
1149. 39:37uh
1150. 39:39Tiring is
1151. 39:41uh
1152. 39:43uh play football.
1153. 39:46>> Football is tiring.
1154. 39:47>> No, tired. Tired.
1155. 39:48>> Exactly. That's perfect. Good job. Who
1156. 39:51do you think is tiring, Hedo?
1157. 39:55What person?
1158. 39:55>> Sorry. Sorry.
1159. 39:56>> Who do you think is tiring?
1160. 40:00>> uh Who is tiring?
1161. 40:05Whatever uh
1162. 40:07>> A person. For example, when I was a
1163. 40:09teenager, my mother was so tiring. Who
1164. 40:12do you think is tiring?
1165. 40:16>> uh Luis
1166. 40:18>> [laughter]
1167. 40:18>> Luis?
1168. 40:22>> Good example, but though of course I
1169. 40:23don't agree, but yes.
1170. 40:25>> [laughter]
1171. 40:27>> Okay, perfect. Uh, la la la la la.
1172. 40:31So,
1173. 40:321 second.
1174. 40:44Okay, so we have
1175. 40:45Here's the little table, excuse me.
1176. 40:52Oh.
1177. 40:53Okay, and
1178. 40:56this.
1179. 41:01Okay, so
1180. 41:08Kaido rolls the dice.
1181. 41:12>> Okay.
1182. 41:12>> For example,
1183. 41:15you have five.
1184. 41:17>> Ah, okay.
1185. 41:18>> So, you move five.
1186. 41:201 2
1187. 41:243 4 5
1188. 41:27and you answer the question using an
1189. 41:29easy adjective and an ing adjective. So,
1190. 41:32in this case, the last time I cheered
1191. 41:36someone up, uh, I
1192. 41:41My friend was feeling bored
1193. 41:44at home, so I called her
1194. 41:50and she was
1195. 41:53She thought our conversation was really
1196. 41:54interesting.
1197. 41:56Okay, so I have two and I answered the
1198. 41:58question. Your turn, Kaido. When was the
1199. 42:00last time that you cheered someone up?
1200. 42:03>> Could we have another?
1201. 42:04>> Yeah.
1202. 42:05>> [laughter]
1203. 42:05>> Well, that's a
1204. 42:07difficult one. No problem.
1205. 42:09Okay, four. So, why don't you do
1206. 42:12Oh, okay. The last The last time someone
1207. 42:14asked you for money.
1208. 42:17>> The last time
1209. 42:22The last time that I asked for money
1210. 42:25>> Someone asked you for money, like on the
1211. 42:27street, for example.
1212. 42:31>> Uh
1213. 42:32my friend
1214. 42:34uh was embarrassed.
1215. 42:37>> Good. That's a good one. Embarrassed.
1216. 42:38>> Because
1217. 42:39he didn't know how to ask me for money.
1218. 42:43>> Excellent.
1219. 42:44>> Last month.
1220. 42:46>> Good job. And and an ing adjective?
1221. 42:50>> Last month
1222. 42:53and I said, "Yes." And he was
1223. 42:59>> [laughter]
1224. 42:59>> I don't know.
1225. 43:00>> Or How did you What did you think of the
1226. 43:03situation?
1227. 43:07>> Uh and I said, "Yes." And it was
1228. 43:12uh
1229. 43:13interesting
1230. 43:15because he knows that he's that I am
1231. 43:20his friend.
1232. 43:20>> Perfect. That's [laughter] great.
1233. 43:22Excellent. I love it. Okay, perfect.
1234. 43:24Javi, it's your turn.
1235. 43:26Your number is
1236. 43:29>> The top.
1237. 43:29>> One.
1238. 43:30>> What? Okay.
1239. 43:31>> Okay. We'll just go one from this one,
1240. 43:33so
1241. 43:35The last time you had to wait a long
1242. 43:37time.
1243. 43:38How did you feel?
1244. 43:42>> Uh
1245. 43:44uh for example
1246. 43:47uh
1247. 43:49uh the last time
1248. 43:52uh so I
1249. 43:58I was very bored in the bank
1250. 44:03because I wait a lot of time.
1251. 44:06>> Waited a lot of time. Good job.
1252. 44:08>> And
1253. 44:11when
1254. 44:14I the bank or the line bank,
1255. 44:18I don't know.
1256. 44:19>> Yeah, the line at the bank. It's
1257. 44:20perfect.
1258. 44:21>> The line at the bank
1259. 44:22is boring.
1260. 44:25No.
1261. 44:25>> Gorgeous. Perfect. Okay, Hedo, another
1262. 44:28one.
1263. 44:31Three.
1264. 44:33So, tell me
1265. 44:351 2 3, the last time you won something.
1266. 44:39How did you feel?
1267. 44:43>> It was It was fascinating because I won
1268. 44:49uh tickets
1269. 44:51uh for a concert which was located here
1270. 44:54in Madrid
1271. 44:56uh from Jonas Brothers.
1272. 44:58>> Oh, cool.
1273. 44:58>> Oh.
1274. 44:59>> So, I was
1275. 45:03I was
1276. 45:05um
1277. 45:08After that concert, I was so tired
1278. 45:10because I was singing all that songs.
1279. 45:13>> Good job. So, give me a sentence. The
1280. 45:15concert was
1281. 45:18>> uh fascinating.
1282. 45:19>> Also, yeah. Excellent. Perfect. That's a
1283. 45:22good one. Okay, one more for Javi.
1284. 45:24>> All right.
1285. 45:26>> Question?
1286. 45:27>> I don't know.
1287. 45:27>> Okay.
1288. 45:29Four.
1289. 45:30Um so, 1
1290. 45:332 3 4.
1291. 45:35I can't see what it says.
1292. 45:37Uh the last time you lost something, how
1293. 45:39did you feel?
1294. 45:41>> Uh okay.
1295. 45:43Uh
1296. 45:45I was very frustrated.
1297. 45:47>> Good job.
1298. 45:48>> Because I lost my airplane.
1299. 45:53>> Ugh, that's terrible.
1300. 45:54>> Yeah.
1301. 45:56In Barcelona.
1302. 45:57>> Oh. [laughter]
1303. 45:58Stupid Barcelona. [clears throat]
1304. 45:59>> Because the manifest mani- I don't
1305. 46:02money
1306. 46:02>> Protest.
1307. 46:04>> Protest.
1308. 46:04>> What?
1309. 46:05>> Protest.
1310. 46:06>> Protest. The student protest.
1311. 46:09>> Protest. Perfect. And
1312. 46:11what did you think of the situation in
1313. 46:13general?
1314. 46:15>> Uh
1315. 46:17the
1316. 46:20Mhm.
1317. 46:22loss
1318. 46:24ticket is first tasty first sight
1319. 46:28I I don't know
1320. 46:29Luka
1321. 46:30>> frustrating
1322. 46:32>> frustrating
1323. 46:32>> Yes, perfect. You you had it really
1324. 46:34nicely though. Good job. Excellent.
1325. 46:36Okay, so
1326. 46:41Here we have a question
1327. 46:43and options.
1328. 46:46I want you to discuss
1329. 46:48each
1330. 46:50question and decide the option that's
1331. 46:52best. So for example, here of course
1332. 46:55using the the adjectives to describe
1333. 46:59your feelings about the options. For
1334. 47:00example, okay, which European country
1335. 47:02has the best food? Well, the food in
1336. 47:04Spain is very interesting because in
1337. 47:07Spain you have many regions.
1338. 47:09But maybe I'm more fascinated
1339. 47:13by the food in Italy because I prefer
1340. 47:15pizza.
1341. 47:17I think that the food in Ireland is
1342. 47:19really boring. That's not true, but just
1343. 47:22imagine.
1344. 47:23Okay? So discuss together what you think
1345. 47:26and then in the end come up with
1346. 47:27something you agree on and tell me,
1347. 47:29okay? Go ahead.
1348. 47:31Let's do the next one.
1349. 47:34Uh for example, oops.
1350. 47:37Uh which sport is the worst to watch?
1351. 47:40Baseball, soccer, basketball,
1352. 47:43American football. What do you think,
1353. 47:45Kaido?
1354. 47:46>> Uh well, for me the worst
1355. 47:51to watch
1356. 47:53is
1357. 47:55American football.
1358. 47:57I don't understand how they
1359. 48:00play the rules.
1360. 48:03And
1361. 48:04I don't know how people fight in in a
1362. 48:07game.
1363. 48:09>> Good. Use some of the adjectives for me.
1364. 48:14>> It
1365. 48:15is
1366. 48:16It for me for it is boring.
1367. 48:19>> Very good.
1368. 48:20>> But
1369. 48:22when I see someone who is fighting
1370. 48:26it is interesting.
1371. 48:29>> [laughter]
1372. 48:30>> Very good. Okay, and what do you think,
1373. 48:32Javi?
1374. 48:33>> I think that the baseball
1375. 48:36is the baseball is boring because
1376. 48:41the
1377. 48:43the match is very
1378. 48:47uh
1379. 48:48during 3 hours. I don't know. Uh
1380. 48:52It's very long time. I I don't know.
1381. 48:56>> That's long, exactly.
1382. 48:58>> And
1383. 49:02and and
1384. 49:05I fascinate
1385. 49:07bas- bas- ba-
1386. 49:10basketball.
1387. 49:10>> Okay.
1388. 49:12>> Because I like too much the jump
1389. 49:16the jump player or or the
1390. 49:20when the player throw
1391. 49:23the the ball.
1392. 49:25>> Excellent, good job. So, what do you
1393. 49:27agree together? Which is the worst to
1394. 49:29watch?
1395. 49:30>> What?
1396. 49:32>> Decide together what you want the answer
1397. 49:34to be.
1398. 49:35>> Baseball?
1399. 49:36Javi said baseball.
1400. 49:38>> Yes.
1401. 49:39>> Perfect. Excellent.
1402. 49:40>> Because uh it's a long time to see.
1403. 49:43>> So, you agree with Javi.
1404. 49:45>> Yes, yes, I agree with Javi.
1405. 49:47>> Okay, discuss this one. Javi, you start.
1406. 49:50>> Uh which is the
1407. 49:52Uh well
1408. 49:54For me, the
1409. 49:57south is better.
1410. 49:59I don't know why, but
1411. 50:02when I decide to travel to some place
1412. 50:06I always decide
1413. 50:10for the south.
1414. 50:13I don't know. I am
1415. 50:16I am
1416. 50:16I am
1417. 50:18fascinated to choose the south.
1418. 50:21>> Nice.
1419. 50:21>> Because I never
1420. 50:23get something that it was not
1421. 50:26interesting
1422. 50:28to travel there.
1423. 50:29>> Good job. Very good.
1424. 50:32Okay.
1425. 50:35Okay, go ahead.
1426. 50:38>> I I think
1427. 50:39the
1428. 50:40the south is better.
1429. 50:44Because
1430. 50:46I fascinate
1431. 50:48the
1432. 50:50architecture
1433. 50:52or
1434. 50:53>> [snorts]
1435. 50:53>> paint, for example.
1436. 50:56Um
1437. 51:00Um
1438. 51:04Um
1439. 51:06Um
1440. 51:08>> [laughter]
1441. 51:09>> You agree, cool.
1442. 51:10>> You agree, yeah?
1443. 51:14>> Um
1444. 51:15I don't I don't know.
1445. 51:16>> Well, you have the same opinion, so
1446. 51:19>> Because the north of our south uh
1447. 51:23uh
1448. 51:24well or where?
1449. 51:26>> In general. In general.
1450. 51:28>> [laughter]
1451. 51:28>> I think every country has this argument,
1452. 51:31so it's worth debating overall the
1453. 51:34better one.
1454. 51:35Okay, cool. Let's do the next one.
1455. 51:38Which music is best at a party?
1456. 51:41Decide together.
1457. 51:45>> Um
1458. 51:49Which music is best at a party?
1459. 51:52Best at a party.
1460. 51:54Classical music in my case.
1461. 51:57What about you, Javi?
1462. 52:00>> I think in the party
1463. 52:04is
1464. 52:05pop music.
1465. 52:07But I I I don't like too much pop music,
1466. 52:09but in the party a lot of people like
1467. 52:14this this music. And maybe the classic
1468. 52:20music is boring.
1469. 52:23Um
1470. 52:25and
1471. 52:28>> I am not agree.
1472. 52:30Well, because for me
1473. 52:32I I can dance all the night with
1474. 52:36Pavarotti
1475. 52:38Placido Domingo. I can sing um
1476. 52:43and dance with them. And it's not
1477. 52:46for for me.
1478. 52:48>> That's interesting.
1479. 52:49>> It's for for for you say
1480. 52:51>> [laughter]
1481. 52:51>> the the words. I like too much the jazz
1482. 52:55music and flamenco.
1483. 52:57But in the party maybe the pop music is
1484. 52:59the
1485. 53:00the best the better for all
1486. 53:04all people. I don't know.
1487. 53:08>> What do you think, Haido?
1488. 53:10>> Um
1489. 53:12and
1490. 53:13I think uh
1491. 53:16depending of the age, teenagers
1492. 53:19uh can be fun with pop music or flamenco
1493. 53:24music.
1494. 53:25But in my case, no.
1495. 53:28>> [laughter]
1496. 53:28>> Excellent. Okay.
1497. 53:29>> Interesting. Classic music.
1498. 53:31>> Very good. You can agree to disagree
1499. 53:33then.
1500. 53:35Okay. Next one. What's the best present
1501. 53:38to buy your boyfriend's mother or
1502. 53:40girlfriend's mother for Christmas.
1503. 53:58>> What are the slippers? You don't know
1504. 54:00what is
1505. 54:00>> Slippers. Um
1506. 54:03Javi, do you know what slippers are?
1507. 54:04What are slippers?
1508. 54:06>> I don't know. I don't know what is a
1509. 54:07slipper.
1510. 54:08>> Uh when when you wear your pajamas
1511. 54:10>> Okay.
1512. 54:10>> you usually wear your slippers on your
1513. 54:12feet.
1514. 54:13>> Uh okay.
1515. 54:14>> So, what are slippers, Hider?
1516. 54:17>> A snake
1517. 54:19No, sorry.
1518. 54:21A sneaker for the night.
1519. 54:23>> Yeah, [laughter] exactly.
1520. 54:25Perfect. Good job. Okay, so what do you
1521. 54:27think is the best answer?
1522. 54:31>> Yeah, for
1523. 54:33for a mother, it could be a slipper.
1524. 54:36It could be a slipper.
1525. 54:38Because they don't
1526. 54:43They don't say a lot about a present.
1527. 54:46They want to prefer
1528. 54:48uh be at the place with the with
1529. 54:53her.
1530. 54:54>> Nice.
1531. 54:56Excellent. What do you think, Javi?
1532. 54:58>> I think it's better uh
1533. 55:02a book.
1534. 55:03>> Why?
1535. 55:04>> Because
1536. 55:06>> [snorts]
1537. 55:06>> a book has
1538. 55:09a lot of hours of imagination or
1539. 55:16>> What can we say about books involving
1540. 55:18the adjectives?
1541. 55:19>> Uh okay. A book is
1542. 55:22interesting.
1543. 55:24>> Good job. Perfect. Gentlemen, well done.
1544. 55:28So, that's the time of the class. Um
1545. 55:31thank you. Thanks so much.
1546. 55:32>> Thank you.
1547. 55:33>> Thank you.