¡Aprende a pedir cita médica en español con este diálogo realista! En este video, Carlos Gómez llama al centro de salud con síntomas urgentes. Domina el vocabulario esencial para:

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Pedir cita:

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Datos médicos: número de seguro, historial de cirugías

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Conjugación de verbos en diferentes personas pero siempre en tiempo presente.

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Writing short sentences all the time an get pretty boring. Conjunctions are a way to spice up your prose! In Conjunctions for Kids, you will learn about the three different types of conjunctions and how they work in sentences. Conjunctions can combine words, phrases, and sentences. But this video concentrates specifically on combining sentences.

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Coordinating conjunctions are the ones you might be the most familiar with. These are the words like and, but, and or. A common acronym people use to remember the seven coordinating conjunctions is FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. If you can remember that acronym, it will really easy to remember the coordinating conjunctions!

Another type of conjunction is the correlative. To correlate means to compare or relate. These conjunctions are used in pairs to combine alternative or equal elements. Examples of correlative conjunctions include either/or, if/then, and not only/but also. Subordinating conjunctions are the last type. These are words or phrases that connect dependent clauses to independent clauses. You can also use subordinating conjunctions to introduce adverb clauses.

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Hello Happy friends!
Are you ready to learn?

I’m Sarah, and today, we’re going to talk about our sight and optical illusions.

Do you know what an optical illusion is?
Human beings, are visual beings. That means, that we identify almost anything with our sight, It’s our most important sense.

The light entering our eyes, goes directly to our brain, through electrical signals, and this is where they are transformed into real images, which is what we really see.

Although, at times, our brain can trick us!
It make us see things, that aren’t really what we think they look like, and these are, optical illusions.

Today. We’re going to look at some of the top 5 most shocking optical illusions.
They are amazing!

Look at this image!
Do you think that the horizontal lines are straight and parallel to each other?
I don’t think so!
I think there’s even some that are curved!

But, if we get rid of the black squares…
We can verify that they are completely straight and parallel to each other.
It’s honestly mind-blowing!

Let’s take a look at the second optical illusion.
Which one of the middle circles do you think is bigger?
Mmm… I think its the left one.
But… They are exactly the same!

It’s incredible!
Let’s see the next one!
Look at this image.
What animal can you see here?
If you’ve seen a duck, you’re right!
But you could have also seen, a jumping rabbit! Look!

And now, look at this image
What does the square look like?
Is it like this? Or like this?
I’m sure it’s the curved one!
Let’s make sure!
Hmm… It’s actually not… Let’s see…
It’s the straight lined one! We’ve been tricked by our brains once again!

And now, to finish off, we’re going to see my favorite optical illusion.
How many animals can you see?
I can see an elephant, a horse, a dog, a cat, and a mouse!
Can you see any more?
Hmmm… Wait! I see a gorilla!

I love optical illusions! I find them so much fun!

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Goodbye!

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Hello Happy friends! Are you ready to learn?I’m Sarah, and today, I want to talk to you about animals that disappeared from Earth a long time ago, exactly 65 million years ago!Do you know what animals I’m talking about?Well done! Today, we’re going to learn about why the dinosaurs vanished from Earth! The word Dinosaur means Terrible lizard.But… Not all dinosaurs looked like lizards, and not all were terrible!Actually, did you know that some of them used to fly, and had feathers?They looked similar to birds, rather than lizards! Look! Like this one! Dinosaurs, lived on earth for 150 million years, and they left many footprints behind.But… We still don’t know why they disappeared.
There are various theories, but the one supported by most scientists, and the most believable one, is…. the meteorite theory!Apparently, a great asteroid hit the Earth, and created a huge explosion.
This great explosion, made the climate on Earth undergo dramatic changes. It changed from humid and warm, to cold, and very dry.
This climate change caused by the meteorite, destroyed all the dinosaurs in our planet.But, fortunately, it didn’t terminate all animal species that were there at the time.

Do you know some of the animals that saved their lives?For example, birds and crocodiles! I think it’s so cool, because I love birds… Although… I’m not such a big fan of crocodiles, because I’m a little scared of them.Oh-oh, there’s one coming here! I’m leaving!!!Goodbye Happy Friends,I hope you’re always ready to learn! Bye!

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Have you ever wondered if the terrifying AI from movies like Terminator or The Matrix could actually become real? Or are you just curious how tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Alexa, or even your phone’s camera know exactly what to do?

In this video, we break down how Artificial Intelligence really works—without any jargon. Whether you're a total beginner or someone who's simply curious, this is the most simplified, clear, and engaging guide to understanding AI today.

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