Celebrando el Día de los Muertos con mi familia

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Level A2 Reading focus

What you'll learn

Celebration vocabulary, description of traditions, family relationships, culinary terms, past and present tenses.

This article explains the traditions of the Day of the Dead through a family's perspective. A2 level, suitable for kids and beginners. Covers vocabulary related to celebrations, food, and family values.

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el Día de los Muertos

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Day of the Dead

flores de cempasúchil

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cempasúchil flowers

pan de muerto

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bread of the dead

calaveritas de azúcar

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sugar skulls

papel picado

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cut paper

toda la familia

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the whole family

Key words

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altar

velas

candles

tumba

grave

tamales

mole

cementerio

cemetery

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Presente progresivo: estamos preparando

Present progressive: we are preparing

Es un día para recordar

It is a day to remember

Me gusta comer pan de muerto

I like to eat bread of the dead

No es un momento triste, sino un momento lleno de amor

It is not a sad moment, but a moment full of love

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