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Spanish Dialogue for Beginners

I Buy Tomatoes (Dialogue)

Compro tomates

A simple market dialogue where Diego buys tomatoes from a vendor. You will learn basic phrases for shopping, prices, and polite conversation in Spanish.

~50 words Beginner (A1) Daily Life / Market
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Reading aloud in Spanish…

Vendedor: Buenas tardes.

Diego: Buenas tardes.

Vendedor: ¿Qué desea?

Diego: Tomates, por favor.

Vendedor: Un kilo son cuatro mil pesos.

Diego: Quiero un kilo, por favor.

Diego: Los necesito para mi salsa.

Vendedor: Son dulces y perfectos para la salsa.

Diego: Muy bien. Aquí tiene.

Vendedor: Aquí está su cambio.

Vendedor: ¿Algo más?

Diego: Eso es todo, gracias.

Vendedor: Hasta la próxima.

Diego: Adiós.

Key Vocabulary

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tomate
peso
salsa
cambio
vendedora
desear
por favor
buenas tardes

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