Conversation: Do you work out regularly?
Monica: Where are you going?
David: I am going to jog at the park.
Monica: That’s awesome! Do you work out regularly?
David: I am trying to exercise at least 3 days a week.
Monica: That is really great! You always look healthy and energetic!
David: Thank you. I used to go to gym but I am afraid to go these days.
Monica: Understandable. You don’t want to get sick!
David: How about you? Do you work out regularly?
Monica: I just take my dogs for a walk. I should try some home training videos though.
David: That will be great! There are so many good training videos on YouTube.
Monica: I should check it out this weekend!
M: Where are you going?
¿A dónde vas?
D: I am going to jog at the park.
Voy a correr en el parque.
Jog; correr (jogging)
Run: correr
Walk: caminar
M: That’s awesome! Do you work out regularly?
¡Eso es increíble! ¿Haces ejercicio regularmente?
Work out = exercise
Jogging, spinning, running, swimming, walking, dancing, yoga, Zumba, bicycle,
D: I am trying to exercise at least 3 days a week.
Estoy tratando de hacer ejercicio al menos 3 días a la semana.
Try to = intentar, tratar de
Once a week (una vez)
Twice a week (dos veces)
Three times a week
Four times a week
M: That is really great! You always look healthy and energetic!
¡Eso es genial! ¡Siempre te ves saludable y enérgico!
I look (me veo/se me ve)
You look (te ves)
She looks (se ve)
He looks (se ve)
They look (se ven)
She looks very nice.
She looks energetic.
They look happy.
You look young.
You look really pretty today.
D: Thank you. I used to go to gym but I am afraid to go these days.
Gracias. Solía ir al gimnasio, pero tengo miedo de ir estos días.
Used to (describe hábitos en el pasado, implica que ya no haces eso) (soler)
Usually – usualmente (present)
My father used to bring me here after every game.
Mi padre solía traer mí aquí después de cada juego.
She used to call her husband 15 times a day.
Ella solía llamar a su marido 15 veces al día.
In the old days, things used to be so simple.
En los viejos tiempos, las cosas solían ser tan simples.
I am afraid to __verbo__ : tener miedo de
I am afraid of __sustantivo__
I am afraid of water.
I am afraid to speak to other people.
I am afraid of rats.
I am afraid of roaches.
M: Understandable. You don’t want to get sick!
Comprensible. ¡No quieres enfermar!
I understand.
Understandable.
D: How about you? Do you work out regularly?
¿Qué hay de ti? ¿Haces ejercicio regularmente?
M: I just take my dogs for a walk. I should try some home workout videos though.
Sólo llevo a mis perros a dar un paseo. Debería probar algunos videos de entrenamiento en casa, sin embargo.
Workout = exercise = training
D: That will be great! There are so many good training videos on YouTube.
¡Eso será genial! Hay tantos buenos videos de entrenamiento en YouTube.
There is ..(singular)
There are .. (plural)
M: I should check it out this weekend!
¡Debería comprobarlo este fin de semana!
Check (something) out: Comprobarlo, Mirar, checar,
Check this out!
Check out this video of two dogs dancing! ¡Checa este video de dos perros bailando!
Check out: investigar
The police checked out the bomb threat. La policía investigó la llamada de amenaza de bomba
Check out: sacar
I'd like to check out these three books, please.¿Puedo sacar estos tres libros, por favor?
Kim’s Convenience S2 E5 Date Night
On Netflix
It is a TV show about a Korean-Canadian family. It is a comedy.
Bold: vivo, atrevido
Date: la fecha, la cita, el dátil
Pink and Salmon color
Definitely definitivamente
It turns out … (resulta que)
Driving range: an area where golfers can practice their golf swing (un área donde los golfistas pueden practicar su swing de golf)
Go out (salir juntos) = Date (la cita)
Let’s go out tonight. (let’s go date tonight)
Dacing all by myself = alone (solo)
Lucky (afortunado) & unlucky (desafortunado)
Comfortable (comodo) & uncomfortable (incomodo)
Happy (feliz) & unhappy (infeliz)
Have a stroke (la apoplejía o el derrame cerebral)
Why don’t you just ..verb..? (por que no le ___verbo___?)
Shingle: herpes zóster, la tabillia
That’s the point of ___: Ese es el punto de ____
People go out together on a date.
Prom night = high school graduation dancing ceremony and party
(high school juniors and seniors dress in formal attire and participate in activities surrounding a dance.)
Clear as a bell = clear (despejar)
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