Two children in a schoolyard in Mexico. One of them wants to play and the other has a ball in their bag. Listen the whole way through first.
A child in Colombia wants to take the dog out. Their dad is in the next room. Listen for the words about where things are.
A morning kitchen in Spain. Listen for the word full — it turns up twice, once about a glass and once about a stomach.
A classroom in Peru. A child does not understand a word and asks. Listen for how the teacher answers with an example instead of a translation.
A birthday in Argentina. Listen for the Argentine you — vos instead of tu — which changes the shape of the verb.
A park in Chile, by the water. Listen for the numbers, and for a small duck looking for its mother.
Two children drawing in Mexico. Listen for the colours, and for a polite way to borrow something.
The end of the day in Colombia. Listen for how a small negotiation is done entirely in short sentences.