¡Hola! I recorded this video, introducing my little dog Freaky.

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"Mi Perro Freaky" Video

Click here to read the transcription for this video: Mi perro Freaky transcript Click here to download this video: Download "Mi perro Freaky" Some comments... Most of the verbs are in present tense: "Soy Angeles", "este que está aquí", "voy a", "Es un perro muy nervioso" or "le gusta mucho". But there are also some command forms: "Di hola" or "¡Mira!". And finally, no many past tenses: "Estuvo en el hospital", "le operaron". Note I am using the verb "Ser" for identity and descriptions: Identity: "Soy Angeles", "¡Freaky, este es Freaky!" Descriptions: "Es un perro muy nervioso", "Freaky es un perro pequeño", "Pinscher, es un pinscher" When I say: " Y ahora tiene que llevar puesto ese caperuzo.", note I am using "tiene que", which corresponds to "he has to" (to have to). But, what about "llevar puesto"? It means 'to wear". The sentence: "Freaky ya no quiere" means "Freaky does not want anymore". "Ya" is translated as "already" but in this sentence it must be understood as "anymore", mostly because the verb is in negative form. So: "ya no" = "anymnore". "Así que" is very common in Spanish, and we can translate it as "So" or "Then".

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