It's the torment and delight of any hotel stay! The minibar! Today's lesson is all about minibars! In today's lesson learn important vocab for discussing these contents and decry outrageous costs.
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Question of the day:
¿Cuál es tu producto favorito del minibar?
A mi me gustan mucho las papitas Springles.
What is your favorite minibar product?
I like springles potatoes chips.
The course is very good. With small portions we are learning the languages. Congratulations.
Botella de agua = bottle of water
Este is una pregunta...
Agua de botella = Bottled water???
rodneyp-
creo que es el mismo: botella de agua
Oooops it's pringles but u know in Spanish we like to call it SPRINGLE...lol
Por lo general no uso los productos en el minibar, pero cuando he estado un día mal, me gusta vino blanco de minibar mucho!
cadisimo??????????
cado?"??????
cada f/m cado m = each
cadisimo might be taken as each one in particular???
carisimo and caro are the key words
the Spanish r is trilled giving it a bit of D D D in pronuciation.
Resources section pronunciation.
I feel when i here it i still just her dadaditimo like a lur i dont think of it as if there speaking spanish like when you here somemone in english say its expensive just stay thirsty thats what u think???
is this normal to just here a blur when you first learn spanish
is saying dame agua rude or should you say
dame agua por favor???
My mother always told me that it's always better to include por favor...more polite anyway.
Maybe better even to say something like "Me da una botella de agua, por favor" or something like that, if your in a restaurant or store and want to be polite....I think dame is more of a command??? I don't think the people in the dialogue are necessarily being polite. :)
Check here, too
http://spanishpod.com/lessons/bottle-of-water
osmiley
the blur is exactly how it starts out then, gradually things come into focus. i stilll need glasses but now i can make out what is happening