Talk Radio

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A: Do you listen to the radio?
B: I listen day and night.
A: What do you listen to?
B: Mostly talk radio.
A: What's that?
B: People talk about current events.
A: What do they say?
B: They say they want change.
A: What kind of change?
B: They want tax cuts.
A: Why do they want tax cuts?
B: Because tax cuts will save them money.

Vocabulary:
To listen:

Mostly: Sobre todo, más que todo.

 







Current events: Eventos actuales.

 







Change: Cambio; to change: cambiar.

Tax: impuesto.

Cuts: cortes, recortes.

 

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Talking Animals

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A: Do animals talk to each other?
B: Of course they talk to each other.
A: What do they talk about?
B: They talk about other animals.
A: What else do they talk about?
B: They talk about food and the weather.
A: Do they talk about us?
B: Of course they talk about us.
A: What do they say about us?
B: They say that we are funny-looking.
A: Ha! We're not funny-looking; animals are funny-looking.
B: We're funny-looking because we wear clothes.

Vocabulary:
To talk: Hablar

Food: Comida
 

Weather: Clima

Funny-looking: Que se ve gracioso

To wear: Llevar puesto, usar (ropa).
Example: The man is wearing a red shirt.


 
Clothes: Ropa.




Expressions:
Of course: Por supuesto, claro.

To each other: Entre sí.

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