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TODO SOBRE MI VIAJE (ALL ABOUT MY TRIP) BY: JAMES HARDY.

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Presentación del tema: "TODO SOBRE MI VIAJE (ALL ABOUT MY TRIP) BY: JAMES HARDY."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 TODO SOBRE MI VIAJE (ALL ABOUT MY TRIP) BY: JAMES HARDY

2 UNO We all played cards. Nosotros somos jugar a las cartas.

3 DOS We traveled to the beach. Nosotros somos viajar la playa.

4 TRES I visited monuments! Yo estoy viajar los monumentos.

5 CUATRO We went ziplining! Nosotros tirolesa.

6 CINCO We visited a cave! Nosotros viajar la cueva.

7 THREE PHRASES Three phrases I heard the most were: Guys: Chicos Thank you: Gracias Hola: Hello

8 THINGS I LEARNED ABOUT THE COMMUNITY Three things I learned about the community are: 1. They always say hi to each other, and they are very nice. 2. They help their neighbors no matter what the problem. 3. The food that they cook is completely different than regular Mexican food.

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