While I drink my coffee¿Dónde vives?
Where do you live?
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En España mucha gente vive en un , no en una casa. Mi piso es pequeño. Tiene dos , una cocina, un baño y un con un balcón.
In Spain many people live in a flat, not in a house. My flat is small. It has two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a living room with a balcony.
En el salón hay un sofá azul y una mesa. En la cocina no hay . Mi parte favorita es el balcón: hay tres plantas y una silla.
In the living room there is a blue sofa and a table. In the kitchen there is no dishwasher. My favourite part is the balcony: there are three plants and a chair.
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Grammar in the text
- hay un sofá, no hay lavavajillas — hay = “there is / there are”; no hay = “there isn’t”. After hay use un/una or no article.
- mi parte favorita es el balcón — Adjectives usually go after the noun: parte favorita.
For your diary
Describe tu casa en cuatro frases: ¿cuántas habitaciones tiene? ¿Qué hay en tu sitio favorito?
Describe your home in four sentences: how many rooms does it have? What is in your favourite spot?