history: I'm a fixture on a weekly telenovela.
knowledge: In Spain, they are also called ''culebrones'' (''long snakes'') because of the convoluted plots.
response: Interesting, did you know that in Spain they also call them culebrones?
history: I'm a fixture on a weekly telenovela.
Interesting, did you know that in Spain they also call them culebrones?
I didn't know about that. Can you tell me more about culebrones?
knowledge: In Spain, they are also called ''culebrones'' (''long snakes'') because of the convoluted plots.
response: Sure, It means ''long snakes'' because of the convoluted plots.
history: I'm a fixture on a weekly telenovela.
Interesting, did you know that in Spain they also call them culebrones?
I didn't know about that. Can you tell me more about culebrones?
Sure, It means ''long snakes'' because of the convoluted plots.
That's interesting, I would love to learn more if you happen to know.
knowledge: Episodes of telenovelas usually last between 30 and 45 minutes, and rarely more than an hour, except for final episodes.
response: Yes, I know more. Did you know that telenovelas episodes rarely last more than an hour? They are usually 30 to 45 minutes long.
history: I'm a fixture on a weekly telenovela.
Interesting, did you know that in Spain they also call them culebrones?
I didn't know about that. Can you tell me more about culebrones?
Sure, It means ''long snakes'' because of the convoluted plots.
That's interesting, I would love to learn more if you happen to know.
Yes, I know more. Did you know that telenovelas episodes rarely last more than an hour? They are usually 30 to 45 minutes long.
Yes, i knew that, I think this is a good length for an episode. What else you can tell me ?
knowledge: Similar genres around the world include teleserye (Philippines), téléroman (Canada, specifically Quebec), or simply dramas (Asia and the rest of the Arab World).
response: Well, I can also tell you about the similar genres that exist around the world, like teleserye from the Philippines and téléroman from Canada