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Una lección cultural sobre (about) Puerto Rico

Una lección cultural sobre (about) Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico no es un país ni (nor) estado (state). Es un “common wealth” asociado con los Estados Unidos.

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Una lección cultural sobre (about) Puerto Rico

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  1. Unalección cultural sobre (about) Puerto Rico

  2. Puerto Rico no es un paísni (nor)estado (state). Es un “commonwealth” asociado con los EstadosUnidos.

  3. Esunaisla (island) de 100 millas de largo (long) y 35 millas de ancho (wide). El dinero (money) oficiales el dolarestadounidense.

  4. La capital es San Juan. En el distrito “Viejo (Old) San Juan,” las casas son coloniales y tienencoloresbrillantes (bright).

  5. Unascomidastradicionalespuertorriqueñasincluyen: “los pinchos” (chicken or pork skewers) “lasalcapurrías” (fried plantains stuffed w/ meat) y “los tostones” (fried plantains).

  6. Un animal famoso en Puerto Rico es “el coquí,” unarana (frog) pequeñaquees de los árboles (trees) de “El Yunque”.

  7. “El Yunque” es el parquenacional de Puerto Rico. (It is the only tropical rainforest protected by the U.S. Forest Service.)

  8. Un lugar (place) popular en El Yunqueesla “Cascadade la Coca”.

  9. [Continuamos en la parte 2….]

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