En esta práctica con Jorge, hemos grabado un diálogo entre dos ingleses y lo hemos juntado con audacity y este es el resultado.
Aqui os dejamos el texto trabajado:
Neil'Intrigued' means to be very interested in something. Well, Alice, I'm flattered. And today's show is about commuting – or travelling between your home and your work. So how did you commute this morning, Alice?
AliceI got the Tube – that's the subway system here in London, also known as the underground – and it was a nightmare. We stopped in a tunnel for so long that people started talking to each other.
NeilAnd for those of you who aren't Londoners, that's unusual! Do you ever talk to people on the train?
AliceNo. People think you're crazy if you talk to strangers.
NeilWell, maybe now's a good time to talk about today's quiz question, Alice. What question do you have for me?
AliceAlright then. I know you like my questions, Neil. So here we go: What did the word 'commuter' originally describe? Was it someone who… a) travelled with other people?b) paid a reduced fare to travel?Or c) travelled by train to work?
NeilOh, that's easy. I'm going to go for c) travelled by train to work.
AliceWell, we'll find out later whether you're right or not. Now let's listen to a commuter in Nairobi who takes a matatu to get to work. These are minibuses used as shared taxis in East Africa. Can you spot a word that means being quick to notice things going on around you?
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