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View translation pageMi tarde de edades con Abuela
Yo soy Martina y visito a mi abuela Carmen esta tarde.
I'm Martina and I'm visiting my grandma Carmen this afternoon.
El salón está cálido, y huele a té de manzana.
The living room is warm, and it smells like apple tea.
Hay una mesa con fotos y álbumes.
There is a table with photos and albums.
Quiero ordenar las fotos por edades, porque me gusta ver la vida de Abuela.
I want to sort the photos by age, because I like to see Grandma's life.
Ella sonríe y saca tarjetas con palabras en inglés de una caja.
She smiles and takes cards with English words out of a box.
En la pared, cerca de la puerta del piso, hay una pegatina que dice flat.
On the wall, near the apartment door, there is a sticker that says 'flat'.
Abuela ata una cinta con la palabra red a la foto más antigua.
Grandma ties a ribbon with the word 'red' to the oldest photo.
Me muestra una foto mía de bebé y coloca la tarjeta young debajo.
They show me a baby photo of me and put the card 'young' under it.
Luego pone la tarjeta old bajo su foto de ahora, y me guiña un ojo.
Then she puts the 'old' card under her current photo and winks at me.
Digo un número y pregunto si está bien: "Tengo siete años, ¿es correct?"
I say a number and ask if it's right: "I'm seven years old, is that correct?"
Abuela ríe y dice: "Sí, tienes siete, y yo tengo setenta y dos".
Grandma laughs and says, 'Yes, you're seven and I'm seventy-two.'
Me confundo y cambio dos tarjetas, y me pongo triste un momento.
I get confused and swap two cards, and I feel sad for a moment.
Las fotos son pequeñas y claras, y hacemos pares bonitos.
The photos are small and clear, and we make nice pairs.
Abuela me abraza y dice: "Aprender lleva tiempo, pero cada edad es especial".
Grandma hugs me and says, 'Learning takes time, but every age is special.'
Ella coloca las tarjetas en el orden que hablamos, y yo repito con calma.
She puts the cards in the order we talked about, and I repeat calmly.
Terminamos el juego, y Abuela aplaude suave: "¡awesome!".
We finish the game, and Grandma claps softly: "Awesome!"
Sonrío y cierro los ojos, porque esta tarde es simple y dulce para dormir.
I smile and close my eyes because this evening is simple and sweet for sleeping.
El hombre no es viejo.
English: The man is not old.
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