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Marina–Ben, I’ve just looked in the fridge and there’s nothing there.
Marina–Ben, acabo de mirar la nevera, y no hay nada.
Ben–Nothing?
Ben–¿Nada?
Marina–Absolutely nothing.
Marina–Nada de nada.
Ben–There’s nothing in the fridge.
Ben–No hay nada en la nevera.
Marina–No, you have to go and do the shopping.
Marina–No, tienes que ir a hacer la compra.
Ben–It’s my turn?
Ben–¿Me toca a mi?
Marina–It’s your turn.
Marina–Te toca a ti.
Ben–Pfff, but the thing is I really don’t like doing the shopping.
Ben–Uf, pero es que no me gusta nada hacer la compra.
Marina–Yes, but its that you never do the shopping.
Marina–Ya, pero es que nunca haces la compra.
Ben–Well… but maybe we could call your mother. Have you seen your mother today?
Ben–Bueno… pero a lo mejor podríamos llamar a tu madre. ¿Has visto a tu madre hoy?
Marina–Me? I haven’t been out of the house, I haven’t seen anybody today.
Marina–¿Yo? No he salido de casa, no he visto a nadie hoy.
Ben–Because maybe your mother could do the shopping for me.
Ben–Porque a lo mejor tu madre podría hacer la compra para mi.
Marina–What a nerve you’ve got!
Marina–¡Pero que cara tienes!
Ben–But its that I don’t like it! Let’s see, do I have to go?
Ben–¡Pero es que no me gusta! A ver, ¿tengo que ir?
Marina–Of course!
Marina–¡Claro!
Ben–Well, look, have you got 10€ to lend me
Ben–Pues mira, tienes 10€ para prestarme.
Marina–I haven’t got anything, you have to go to the cashpoint/ATM.
Marina–Yo no tengo nada, tienes que ir al cajero.
Ben–OK, OK. Well at least you will have a pen to lend me. (to leave me)
Ben–Vale, vale. Pues por lo menos tendrás un boli para dejarme.
Marina–I haven’t got any right now.
Marina–Ahora mismo no tengo ninguno.
Ben–OK, well look, I’m going to find a pen to do the shopping list.
Ben–Vale, pues mira, voy a encontrar un boli para hacer la lista de la compra.
Marina–The shopping list.
Marina–De la compra.
Ben–The shopping list. But, what do we have to buy?
Ben–La lista de la compra. Pero… ¿qué es lo que tenemos que comprar?
Marina–Everything.
Marina–De todo.
Ben–What?
Ben–¿Cómo?
Marina–Everything.
Marina–De todo.
Ben–But, for example?
Ben– Pero ¿por ejemplo?.
Marina–Fruit, oil, vegetables…
Marina– Fruta, aceite, verduras…
Ben– Mhmm. Have we got toilet paper?
Ben– Mhmm. ¿Tenemos papel Higiénico?
Marina–Toilet paper?
Marina–¿Higiénico?
Ben–Toilet paper.
Ben–Papel higiénico.
Marina–No, we haven’t got that either.
Marina–No, tampoco.
Ben–OK, we’re doing badly then.
Ben–Bueno, mal vamos entonces.
Marina–we are doing very badly.
Marina–Vamos muy mal.
Ben–OK, well I’m going to make the list, I’m going to go to the supermarket, but, errr, are you coming with me?
Ben–Ok, pues voy a hacer la lista, voy a ir al supermercado… pero… eh… ¿vienes conmigo?
Marina–Me? I’m not going anywhere, I’m very happy (not contento) at home
Marina–¿Yo? Yo no voy a ningún sitio, estoy muy a gusto en casa.
Ben–Me too. Well, today I’ll do the shopping, but just so you know, next time it’s your turn!
Ben–Y yo. Bueno, pues hoy hago yo la compra, pero que sepas que la próxima vez te toca a ti.
Marina–OK.
Marina–Muy bien.