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Miguel Miguel Latin American
Gabo

Gabo

Deep, evocative, warm and resonant voice

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Laura

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Miguel

Miguel

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Tatiana

Tatiana

Middle aged with a warm and soft tone

European Spanish accent

En la farmacia

(At the Pharmacy)

20 cards left
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“Do you have bandages, please?”
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2 / 20
It hurts him a little.
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3 / 20
Luis is very grateful for the help from the pharmacist.
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4 / 20
The pharmacist says that is not necessary and gives him a lollipop.
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5 / 20
Then she cleans the wound.
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She takes a box full of bandages and chooses the right one.
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She chooses the right size for the wound.
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“Can I help you?” she asks.
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He shows his finger.
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10 / 20
A friendly pharmacist smiles.
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11 / 20
Luis enters into the pharmacy.
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After that she puts the bandage carefully.
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The pharmacist looks at his finger and nods.
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14 / 20
Luis is grateful and wants to pay for the bandage.
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15 / 20
Luis nods and speaks politely.
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16 / 20
He walks to a quiet pharmacy.
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He breathes deeply.
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18 / 20
Luis looks at his finger.
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19 / 20
He has a small cut.
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20 / 20
“My finger hurts,” he says.
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