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Primeros pasos: El hogar y la rutina diaria

First Steps: Home & Daily Routine

Voice:
Miguel Miguel Latin American
Gabo

Gabo

Deep, evocative, warm and resonant voice

Latin American accent
Laura

Laura

Powerful resonant voice

European Spanish accent
Miguel

Miguel

Deep, rich voice narrating clearly

Latin American accent

Tatiana

Tatiana

Middle aged with a warm and soft tone

European Spanish accent
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His room is dark.
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2 / 15
Marta takes off her shoes.
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She says, “Hello, Grandma.”
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Her mother says, “Thank you.”
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Rosa asks, “Do you want milk?”
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Carlos listens to his father.
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Sofía washes her hands.
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They wash the dishes.
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He says, “Thank you.”
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The bed is clean.
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He eats rice.
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Elena drinks water.
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He says, “I am fine.”
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The book is on his bed.
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Pablo closes his eyes.
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