Real Spanish Conversation: Food and Restaurant Trip - EP 37

Listen to our conversation in Spanish about food, restaurants and travel - can you answer the challenge question?
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Vocab from this video:
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Londres - London
La motivation principal de ir a Londres - The main reason for going to London
Ha sido sido muy emocionante - It was really exciting
Los decorados, los vestuarios, las barritas mágicas - The decoration, the costumes, the magic wands
Lo que le mueve más a nuestro hijo mayor - What interests our older son more
Una panadería - A bakery
Panes rellenos de mil cosas - Bread stuffed with a thousand things
El postre - The dessert
Un platazo de comida - A massive plate of food
Caprichos/vicios - Things you love, can’t live without/guilty pleasures
Yo soy muy quesera - I love cheese
A nuestros hijos les encanta - Our kids love this
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[@ItsMichaelW]

Excellent content as always. Thank you

[@stephaniefoster4530]

Great conversation. I’ve missed catching up with you guys. Understood most of the gist, but not all the words individually.

[@DouglasGray-iu2eq]

¡Parece que todos habéis tenido un viaje muy agradable a Inglaterra! Cuando hablaste de los delfines que viste desde el barco que te llevó a España, me recordó otro significado de la palabra delfín. También se puede utilizar para describir a un heredero al trono o un sucesor de un cargo político, el "siguiente en la fila". ¿Qué significado apareció primero? ¿Quién sabe?
Que tengáis viajes seguros,
Doug Gray

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