- Language
- Spanish
- CEFR Level
- A0
- Theme
- Calendario y hora
- Linked course
- Spanish A0
Core words
Story
La canción de los meses de Pablo
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Es de noche y la habitación de Pablo está tranquila.
It's night and Pablo's room is peaceful.
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Pablo tiene un calendario pequeño en su mesa.
Pablo has a small calendar on his table.
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Él quiere aprender los meses del año para marcar su cumpleaños.
He wants to learn the months of the year to mark his birthday.
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En el calendario hay doce cuadros.
There are twelve boxes on the calendar.
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Ana dice: "Este es enero, y luego febrero y marzo, y abril".
Ana says, "This is January, and then February and March, and April."
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Pablo escucha con atención y sonríe.
Pablo listens carefully and smiles.
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Pablo pregunta: "¿Cuál viene después?".
Pablo asks, "Which one comes next?"
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Se confunde y dice: "¿Mayo antes de abril?", pero no está seguro.
He gets confused and says, "May before April?", but he is not sure.
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Ana le toma la mano y espera con una sonrisa.
Ana takes her hand and waits with a smile.
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Carlos sonríe y ayuda: "Después de abril, vienen mayo, junio y julio".
Carlos smiles and helps: "After April comes May, June, and July."
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Pablo puede decirlos como una canción: "agosto, septiembre, octubre".
Pablo can say them like a song: "August, September, October."
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Ana termina suave: "noviembre y diciembre", y todos respiran en calma.
Ana finishes softly: "November and December," and everyone breathes calmly.
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Pablo marca su mes con una estrella y guarda el calendario.
Pablo marks his month with a star and puts the calendar away.
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La luz baja, el cuarto sigue tranquilo, y Pablo se duerme feliz.
The light goes down, the room stays peaceful, and Pablo falls asleep happily.
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