Spanish 路 Chapter 14 路 Lesson 12 路 Phrase session
Where I'm from
Regions, festivals and the pull of the place you grew up.
Why these go together
Regional identity: language, festivals, food and the pride people feel in their home region. The sentences describe customs and discuss what they mean.
Cada regi贸n del pa铆s tiene su propia identidad.
Every region of the country has its own identity.
En mi provincia se hablan dos idiomas.
Two languages are spoken in my province.
El carnaval es la fiesta m谩s importante de mi ciudad natal.
Carnival is the most important festival in my home town.
Las tradiciones locales se transmiten de padres a hijos.
Local traditions are handed down from parents to children.
Me siento muy orgulloso de mis ra铆ces.
I feel very proud of my roots.
Durante la feria, todo el pueblo sale a la calle.
During the fair, the whole town comes out on to the streets.
Algunos temen que las costumbres se pierdan con el tiempo.
Some fear that customs will be lost over time.
La ceremonia se celebra cada a帽o en la plaza mayor.
The ceremony is held every year in the main square.
Aunque vivo en la capital, nunca olvido de d贸nde vengo.
Although I live in the capital, I never forget where I come from.
Matching
0/9Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/9Put the missing word back.
Cada del pa铆s tiene su propia identidad. (Every region of the country has its own identity.)
En mi se hablan dos idiomas. (Two languages are spoken in my province.)
El es la fiesta m谩s importante de mi ciudad natal. (Carnival is the most important festival in my home town.)
Las tradiciones locales se de padres a hijos. (Local traditions are handed down from parents to children.)
Me siento muy de mis ra铆ces. (I feel very proud of my roots.)
Durante la , todo el pueblo sale a la calle. (During the fair, the whole town comes out on to the streets.)
Algunos temen que las se pierdan con el tiempo. (Some fear that customs will be lost over time.)
La se celebra cada a帽o en la plaza mayor. (The ceremony is held every year in the main square.)
Aunque vivo en la capital, nunca de d贸nde vengo. (Although I live in the capital, I never forget where I come from.)
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