Hi, everyone! I'm Rosa and this is Spanish Weekly Words Holidays Edition and I'm about to discover what holiday will be talking about today. |
So it is Carnival! |
1. Carnaval "Carnival" |
Carnaval which is "Carnival". |
El pasado carnaval se disfrazó de tulipán. "Last Carnival she dressed up as a tulip." |
2. Máscara "Mask" |
Máscara which is "Mask". |
Typical tour like some mask during the carnival, it's not as typical as cities in like, I don't know, Venice and so, but yeah, it still is can be part of the costume. |
El se puso una máscara de león. "He wore a lion mask." |
3. Entierro de la Sardina "Burial of the Sardine" |
In some places like they do our parade at the end, they symbolically bury a sardine, and it's supposed to symbolize, like, the past. They wished like to start anew. |
Me parece extraño que entierren una sardina durante el Entierro de la Sardina. "I find strange that they bury a sardine in the Burial of the Sardine." |
4. Reina del Carnaval "Carnival Queen" |
So especially in the Canary Islands, they do this competition. I don't know how many, but like a few girls wear like super big and heavy dresses. They weigh a ton and they go out and dance a little bit and they have to be really careful. |
Me gustó mucho el vestido de la Reina del Carnaval de este año. "I really liked the dress from the Carnival Queen of this year." |
5. Carnaval de Tenerife "Carnival of Tenerife" |
So, inside the Canary Islands, the most famous carnival takes place in Tenerife. |
Siempre puedes ver imágenes del Carnaval de Tenerife en la televisión. "You can always see images from the Carnival of Tenerife on television." |
This is the end of today's Spanish weekly words, holidays edition. I hope you learn something interesting. Thank you for watching this video. |
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