monthly
mensual
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mensual
View translation pagehour
hora
View translation pagenoon
mediodía
View translation pageweek
semana
View translation pagedaily
diario
View translation pageDecember
diciembre
View translation pageEl calendario de Martina
En la mesa del comedor de casa, Martina mira un gran calendario y piensa en las compras.
At the dining table at home, Martina looks at a big calendar and thinks about shopping.
Ella dice: "Quiero hacer un plan para toda la familia".
She says, "I want to make a plan for the whole family."
Mamá Ana y su hermano Lucas se sientan con ella y sonríen, porque desean ayudar.
Mom Ana and her brother Lucas sit with her and smile because they want to help.
Martina propone una compra mensual en el supermercado del barrio.
Martina suggests shopping once a month at the neighborhood supermarket.
"Será cada sábado", dice Ana con una sonrisa.
"It will be every Saturday," says Ana with a smile.
"Y a las doce del mediodía, siempre a la misma hora", añade Lucas.
"And at twelve noon, always at the same time," adds Lucas.
En febrero, Martina pega una estrella azul en el calendario.
In February, Martina sticks a blue star on the calendar.
Ella dice: "Ese día vamos a comprar chocolate caliente".
She says, "That day we will buy hot chocolate."
Lucas mira otra hoja y pregunta si septiembre viene antes que febrero, y se ríe de su confusión.
Lucas looks at another page and asks if September comes before February, then laughs at his confusion.
Mamá aclara: "No, septiembre llega después; hoy marcamos febrero primero".
Mom clarifies: "No, September comes later; today we mark February first.".
Luego escriben: "En julio pondremos una nota de frutas frescas para el calor".
Then they write: 'In July we'll put up a note about fresh fruit for the heat.'
"Y en diciembre compraremos turrón para la abuela", propone Martina.
"And in December we'll buy nougat for Grandma," suggests Martina.
Ana dibuja un pequeño sol en cada semana del calendario para señalar los sábados de mercado.
Ana draws a small sun on each week of the calendar to mark market Saturdays.
También crea una lista diaria de tareas: preparar bolsas, revisar el dinero y anotar lo que falta.
She also makes a daily to-do list: prepare bags, check the money, and write down what is missing.
De pronto, notan que el próximo sábado coincide con el cumpleaños de Lucas y se preocupan un poco.
Suddenly, they notice that next Saturday is Lucas's birthday and they worry a little.
"No pasa nada; podemos cambiar la ruta o la hora del plan", dice Ana con calma.
"It's okay; we can change the route or the time," says Ana calmly.
Martina mueve la pegatina a la tarde y escribe: "Compra después de comer; todo bien ahora".
Martina moves the sticker to the afternoon and writes, "Buy after lunch; everything is fine now."
Con el plan claro, los tres se dan un abrazo y apagan la luz de la cocina con una sonrisa.
With the plan clear, the three of them hug and turn off the kitchen light with a smile.
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