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Learn to Plan a Party in Spanish (A1 – A2 Level)

How to Plan a Party in Spanish – European Spanish Beginner (Free Lesson for Adults)

CEFR Level:

  • A2 Level (Advanced Beginner)

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Learn to Plan a Party in Spanish (w/ FREE Script and Audio)

Título: Planear una fiesta Personajes: María y Carlos

Escenario: María y Carlos son amigos y se encuentran por casualidad en un parque por la tarde. Deciden ponerse al día y terminar de planear los detalles para la fiesta del fin de semana.

Title: Planning a Party Characters: María and Carlos

Setting: María and Carlos are friends who bump into each other unexpectedly in a park in the afternoon. They decide to catch up and finalize the details for the weekend party.

María:
¡Hombre, Carlos! ¿Quieres hacer una fiesta el fin de semana?
NM: My man, Carlos! Do you want to throw a party this weekend? LT: Man, Carlos! You want to make a party the end of week?
Carlos:
¡Qué pasa, María! ¡Me cunde la idea! Pero ya hemos organizado una fiesta.
NM: What’s up, María! I love the idea! But we’ve already organized a party. LT: What happens, María! Me yields the idea! But already we have organized a party.
La fiesta es el fin de semana, concretamente la fiesta es el sábado por la tarde. NM: The party is this weekend, specifically the party is on Saturday afternoon. LT: The party is the end of week, specifically the party is the Saturday by the afternoon.
María:
¡No me lo creo! ¡Qué ganas tengo de fiesta!
NM: I don’t believe it! I want to party so badly! LT: Not me it I believe! What desires I have of party!
Carlos:
¿Qué actividad quieres hacer tú?
NM: What activity do you want to do? LT: What activity you want to do you?
María:
Podemos jugar juegos antes de bailar.
NM: We can play games before dancing. LT: We can play games before of to dance.
Por cierto, ¿cuántos invitados hay en total? NM: By the way, how many guests are there in total? LT: By true, how many guests are there in total?
Carlos:
La gente ya ha confirmado.
NM: People have already confirmed. LT: The people already has confirmed.
A ver, cuento en mi lista… hay dieciséis invitados. NM: Let’s see, counting my list… there are sixteen guests. LT: To see, I count on my list… there are sixteen guests.
María:
Pero… ¿me has contado a mí? ¡Porque cuenta conmigo, eh!
NM: But… have you counted me? Because count me in! LT: But… have you counted to me? Because count with me, eh!
Carlos:
Pues tenemos diecisiete invitados.
NM: Well, then we have seventeen guests. LT: Then we have seventeen guests.
María:
Mola. ¿Qué llevo yo?
NM: Cool. What should I bring? LT: Cool. What bring I?
Carlos:
Mi amigo quiere llevar comida para todos los chavales,
NM: My friend wants to bring food for all the guys, LT: My friend wants to carry food for all the guys,
pero nosotros también queremos comprar y llevar más cosas. NM: but we also want to buy and bring more stuff. LT: but we also want to buy and to bring more things.
María:
Entonces, ¿qué llevo a la fiesta? Yo puedo pillar la comida principal.
NM: So, what should I bring to the party? I can grab the main food. LT: Then, what bring I to the party? I can grab the food main.
Porque después de bailar, quiero comer bien con los invitados. NM: Because after dancing, I want to eat well with the guests. LT: Because after of to dance, I want to eat well with the guests.
Carlos:
¡Muy bien! Te toca comprar la comida.
NM: All right! You are in charge of buying the food. LT: Very well! You turns to buy the food.
María:
Además, necesitamos bebidas como el agua y el refresco para cada amigo.
NM: Plus, we need drinks like water and soda for every friend. LT: Also, we need drinks like the water and the soft drink for each friend.
Entonces a tu amigo le toca comprar bebidas. NM: So it’s your friend’s turn to buy drinks. LT: Then to your friend him turns to buy drinks.
Carlos:
De acuerdo. Necesitamos canciones divertidas para el baile.
NM: Okay. We need fun songs for the dance. LT: Of agreement. We need songs fun for the dance.
Quiero escuchar muchas canciones mientras estamos de juerga. NM: I want to listen to lots of songs while we’re partying. LT: I want to listen many songs while we are of spree.
María:
¡De lujo! Si quieres, ¡me encargo también de las canciónes! ¿Te parece?
NM: Awesome! If you want, I’ll take care of the songs too! How does that sound? LT: Of luxury! If you want, myself I take charge also of the songs! You it seems?

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