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   Capítol 1: Hello, everybody. 301s · Speaker 1

   Hello, everybody. Welcome back to American Textbook Reading. I'm Brian Stewart. We're in Lesson 3 of our textbook now, and in Lesson 3, we're going to be talking about home, school, and neighborhood, but specifically community. So we'll tal…

2. 5:11

   Capítol 2: A symbol is a sign, a number, or a letter with a certain meaning. 82s · Speaker 1

   A symbol is a sign, a number, or a letter with a certain meaning. Take a look at these. These are symbols. Why do we need to know symbols? Because in our community, in our neighborhood. There are many places that we can find very easily by …

3. 6:35

   Capítol 3: Okay, where do we find symbols? 301s · Speaker 2

   Okay, where do we find symbols? We also find symbols on a map, right? A map is a drawing of the Earth's surface showing the position of things, right? This can be a map. Usually, when we talk about maps, we're talking about street maps. A s…

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   Capítol 4: day in your community? 300s · Speaker 1

   day in your community? Of course, up here we have a park, right? A park is a very nice place where you can go run, you can play, you can throw balls with your friends, you can run with your dog in the park. Store, of course, is where you ca…

5. 16:37

   Capítol 5: It can be represented by many different ways. 300s · Speaker 2

   It can be represented by many different ways. It can be a sign, right? A big sign that you see with a picture on it. number right it could be a number of something well five six eight you know something like that or it can be a letter like …

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   Capítol 6: not just books. 301s · Speaker 1

   not just books. Librarians will help us find out, you know, we want to know where a book is. We want to read the latest Harry Potter novel. Or we want to find some information on the Internet. We can go to the library and the librarian will…

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   Capítol 7: That's true. 300s · Speaker 1

   That's true. Number two, my neighbor. Remember, we talked about neighbor. My neighbor is the details of the place where I live. So a neighbor is a detail? I don't think so. Remember I told you neighbors like yip jip saram or yiut saram, rig…

8. 31:40

   Capítol 8: Okay, well, you can ask a neighbor, that's one way to find out where these things are, but you can also, by yourself, you can use a map, okay? 300s · Speaker 1

   Okay, well, you can ask a neighbor, that's one way to find out where these things are, but you can also, by yourself, you can use a map, okay? So a map is an important tool, right? We talked about it before, we said it was a drawing, it's a…

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   Capítol 9: etc. So we're looking for another example of a place. 302s · Speaker 1

   etc. So we're looking for another example of a place. And when we first looked for A, I told you hospital is a place, right? So a community has a school, a hospital, a park, a library, and etc. Many other examples or many other places. So, …

10. 41:42

    Capítol 10: So this is kind of a weird answer. 301s · Speaker 1

    So this is kind of a weird answer. C wouldn't be correct. B is the best answer. Many helpers, what do they do? They keep us safe. They keep the community clean. Also, we could expand that. Of course, there are many helpers also who cure us …

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    Capítol 11: police officers, doctors, firefighters, librarians. 22s · Speaker 1

    police officers, doctors, firefighters, librarians. These are people who help you in the community, and there are, of course, also many different places in the community. Okay, so that's very interesting information to know, good vocabulary…