Бесплатный фрагмент - Yogurt dreams. Adapted fairy tale for translation from English into Spanish and retelling

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The book consists of an exercise to translate an English fairy tale, adapted according to the methodology © Linguistic Reanimator, from English into Spanish; and 2 exercises for retelling of non-adapted English and Spanish versions of the same tale. Exercise 1 has the key. The tale contains 1142 English / Spanish words and phrases. By complexity, the book corresponds to levels B1 — B2. It is recommended for schoolchildren, as well as for a wide range of people studying English and Spanish.

The number of words you need to know for the following purposes of using a foreign language

For “survival” in an environment without a translator — 120

For daily communication on general topics — 2000

For reading simple texts of general subjects — 4,000 — 5,000

Reading dificult texts — 10,000

Native Speaker Level — 10,000 — 20,000

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Their advantage is foreign words and (sometimes) transcription in brackets next to the word in a sentence. Using this technique, a student never studied English / Spanish before, having no vocabulary, can begin translating from Russian into English / Spanish, from Spanish into English or from English into Spanish.

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Highlighting

…-there should be a definite or indefinite article in this place.

! — you should consider what preposition should be in front of the next group of words.

* — irregular verb.

we (nosotros) — English word / its Spanish equivalent.

you (Usted) 2.read (leer) 1.it (lo) — the numbers in front of the words mean their order in the sentence.

your (-) — this word does not need to be translated into Spanish.

white houses (casa.. blanco..) — you should change gender and / or number of the words.

Exercise 1

Translate the fairy tale into Spanish.

2.Yogurt (de yogurt) 1.dreams (sueños)

Danya sat (sentarse) on (en) the windowsill (… alféizar) looking (mirar) at (-) the stars (… estrella..).

It was already late (ya ser tarde), high time to sleep (la hora de dormir), but (pero) he did not want (querer).

It (eso) happened (suceder) practically (prácticamente) every day (todos los días).

Mom and Dad (mamá y papá) were preoccupied (estar preocupado..) with (por) that (ese) issue (problema).

They consulted (consultar) the best (… mejor..) doctors (médico..) in the city (… ciudad),! the men of medicine (los hombres la ciencia médica).

They prescribed (recetar) various (vario..) pills (píldora..) and potions (poción..) to the (al) boy (… niño), but it didn’t work (eso no funcionar).

Just (justo) at that time (en ese momento) Danya’s grandmother (… abuela de Danya) came (venir) to visit them (a visitarles).

One late evening (una noche), when (cuando) Danya, instead of (en lugar de) going to bed (estarse acostado), was watching (mirar) the stars (… estrella..), she quietly (en silencio) entered (entrar en) the room (… cuarto), sat down (sentarse) in (en) the armchair (… sillón) and (y) asked (preguntar):

— Do you like (te gustar) the stars (… estrella..)?

— Yes (sí), granny, I really (realmente) love them (los amar), it seems to me (me pareccer) that (que) 2.there are (haber) 3.so (tanto..) many (-) secrets (secreto..) and (y) mysteries (misterio..) 1.in the night sky (en el cielo nocturno).

I like (me gustar) to look (mirar) at (-) the stars at night (por la noche) and dream (soñar).

— What (¿Con qué) do you 2.usually 1.dream (soñar / o — ue) of (-)?

— I don’t even know (Ni siquiera saber) how (como) to explain this (explicarlo), I just (solo) sit (sentarse / e — ie) and dream about (con) nothing (nada).

And my (mi) soul (alma) is so pleased (estar tan complacida) by it (por eso).

— But (pero) it’s probably (probablemente) not very interesting (no ser muy interesante) to dream about (con) nothing. — she wondered (dudar).

— Well (bueno), I apparently (aparentemente) didn’t mean it (querer decir otra cosa).

For example (por ejemplo), I’m looking (mirar) at (-) a star and (y) think (pensar / e -ie) what (como) it will be like (ser), if (si) you approach it (lo acercarse), what (que) happens (pasar) on (en) it (ella) and who (quien) lives (vivir) there (allí).

In my opinion (En mi opinión), wizards (mago..), knights (caballero..) and 2.beautiful (hermoso..) 1.princesses (princesa..) live on the stars (… estrella..), although (aunque) there are (allí haber) 2.evil (malvados..) 1.magicians (mago..) and all kinds of (todo tipo de) Baba Yaga there (-), but (pero) the knights (…caballero..) always (siempre) defeatthemall (les derrotar a todos).

— Oh, Danya, what a fellow you are (ser genial)! — You’ve told me such a beautiful bedtime story (me contar un cuento tan hermoso). Well (vale), do you really (realmente) don’t want (querer / e — ie) to sleep (querer)?

— No (no), grandma (abuela), I absolutely (en absoluto) don’t want to sleep. — the boy (… niño) answered (responder) sadly (con tristeza) and sighed (suspirar) heavily (profundamente).

After all (Después de todo), he also (tampoco) did not like (le gustar) that (que) he caused (causar) so many (tanto..) problems (problema..) and (y) inconveniences (inconveniente..) to (a) his (su..) relatives (familiar..) with (con) his unwillingness (su falta de voluntad) to (para) go (ir) to bed (a dormir) in time (a tiempo).

— Do you want (querer / e- ie) to see (ver) everything (todo lo que) you’ve just told me (me acabar de contar) in (en) a yogurt dream (sueño de yogurt)? — the grandmother asked (preguntar).

— Of course (¡Por supuesto que) I want! — Danya exclaimed (exclamar) joyfully (alegremente). — What kind (¿Qué clase) of (de) yogurt dream is this (ser este)?

— This is (ser) 2.a (-) wonderful (maravilloso) 1.dream (sueño), which (que) you can (poder / o -ue) order (pedir) depending on (dependiendo de) what (lo que) you want (querer / e — ie) to see (ver).

Only (solo) at first (al principio) you need (haber que) to go to bed (acostarse), lay (recostar) your (-) head (… cabeza) on (sobre) 2.a (-) soft (suave) 1.pillow (… almohada), take cover (cubrirse) with (con) 2.a (-) warm (tibio..) blanket (… manta), relax (relajarse), close (cerrar) your (-) eyes (… ojo..) and think (pensar) about (en) the dream (… sueño) (que) you would like (querer) to see (ver).

And it will come (venir).

Now (ahora) I’ll bring you (te traer) 2.a (-) wonderful (maravilloso) remedy (… remedio) for (para) this (esto).

Grandma (… abuela) came out (salir), and soon (pronto) returned (regresar) with (con) a glass (… vaso) of (de) some (una) white drink (bebida blanca), deliciously smelling of berries (con un delicioso olor a bayas):

— Have (tomar) my (mi) wonderful yogurt, and then (luego) do (hacer) as (como) I taught (te enseñar).

Tell me (contarme / o — ue) in the morning (por la mañana) what (lo que) you’ve seen (ver) in your dream.

Have we agreed (estar de acuerdo)?

— Sure (claro), granny (abuelita), agreed (de acuerdo)! — the boy said (decir) hopefully (esperanzado).

So (entonces) he did (lo hacer) everything (todo) exactly (exactamente) as (como) his (su) grandmother said, and he found himself (encontrarse) in (en) 2.an (-) unusual (inusual) 1.dream (sueño).

Danya dreamed that (que) he was standing in line (hacer cola) at (en) the Dreams shop (la Tienda de los Sueños), and there were (haber) two more kids (dos niños más) — a boy (… niño) and a girl (… niña) in front of him (frente a él).

Behind the counter (detrás del mostrador) there was (haber) 2.quite an (-) extraordinary (bastante extraordinario) 1.seller (… vendedor) — an old man (… anciano), dressed (vestido) absolutely like a magician (absolutamente como un mago).

And he asked (preguntar) the girl:

— What would you like (¿Qué te gustaría) to choose (elegir) tonight (esta noche), Agnes (Agnes)?