Este glosario está creado para ayudarte a entender los diferentes tipos de conversación, actividades y juegos que encuentres durante el concurso. Se encuentran ordenados en orden alfabético.
BROTHER
noun
a man or boy in relation to other sons and daughters of his parents.
Example: My younger brother was born last year.
es: HERMANO
BUSY
adjective
keep occupied.
Example: My grandma was always busy writing her books.
es: OCUPADO/A
COLD
adjective
of or at a low or relatively low temperature.
Example: It's extremely cold in the North Pole.
es: FRIO
EASY
adjective
achieved without great effort; presenting few difficulties. Uncomplicated.
Example: This is a mandala which is easy to copy.
es: FÁCIL
HARD
adjective
with a great deal of effort.
Example: People in the past used to have hard journeys.
es: DIFÍCIL
OLDER
adjective (comparative)
having lived for a longer time.
Example: This cat is 20 years old. It's much older than my cat who is 13.
es: MÁS VIEJO/A ó MÁS ANTIGUO/A
PEOPLE
noun
human beings in general or considered collectively.
Example: There were crazy people at the concert.
es: PERSONAS
SHOE
noun
a covering for the foot, typically made of leather, having a sturdy sole and not reaching above the ankle
Example: What a big shoe!
es: ZAPATO
WARM
adjective
of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature.
Example: It's a sunny and warm day in the North Harbour.
