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 Title: my trip to the market // SPANISH Podcast w/ Subtitles
Description: This is the first podcast from this new series for Spanish learners! Many of you have asked me for a Spanish podcast, so here you go, with its transcription and subtitles! Hope you find it useful practice! I love this kind of input!

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Caption: Today is Friday, specifically it is Friday, November 19.
Well, that's a lie, but the day I wrote this it was Friday, November 19,
and on Friday, November 19, I went to a very special place.
On Friday, November 19, I went to the market.
Not the small market, no, I went to the market.
The difference between the market and the small market, I would say, is the size and type of stalls
where food is sold, the location.
From what I know, the market is something that is on and off, it is not something that is there every day.
The small market is one or two days a week, and the market is something that is always there.
The stalls are open every day and every day you can go shopping at the market.
Well, on Friday, November 19, I went for the second time to the market near my house.
I have to say that I am in South Korea right now, so that's why the experience is a little
different from when I go to the market in Spain.
I went to the market for the first time about a month ago, I went in October, and I bought a lot, a lot, a lot of fruit
and a lot, a lot, a lot of vegetables.
I bought so much fruit and vegetables that it filled my entire backpack and I also filled
two bags, which I carried on each arm.
If you have a car, the amount of fruit and vegetables that I bought that day in October is not a big deal,
but I don't have a car and since I'm stubborn, I don't go by bus either. I walk.
And the market is at about 2 kilometers away?
2 km and a half?
The way there is fine, of course, when I go to the market I carry my backpack and I carry
empty bags , but when I return ... When I return, the story changes and since I am stubborn,
I do not get on the bus, but rather I walk back with a backpack full of fruits and vegetables.
By bus it takes around four or five stops, what is the problem?
I would take the bus, I love the bus but here in Korea you have to pay for each trip and well that ...
Trip, after trip, after trip, that adds up and I am a student.
That's one of the things I miss the most about Madrid, I miss how cheap
public transport is, in Madrid you only have to pay € 20 every month if you are
under 30 and you can go anywhere so many times whatever you want, it's wonderful,
I love it.
So of course, here getting on the bus and having to pay for a trip every time I get on
well, it hurts a little.
I prefer to walk back and forth.
We come back to Friday, November 19, Korea, the market.
Let's say that the walk that day was quite short ...
Going there, had not yet arrived, and I had not filled my shopping bag.
Maybe that's why it felt fast
So, I arrived, okay?
I got to the market and stopped at the first stall.
One of the things he had to buy were legumes, specifically lentils.
I don't know if you know what lentils are, lentils are a type of legume and they are little
seeds, I don't know if lentils are seeds, but let's call them seeds.
They are small, round but flat seeds, and they are brown.
Although there are also green and red.
The ones that I usually buy are brown lentils, the difference is that the brown ones
are softer and therefore cook faster, they are softer and smaller.
So, I stopped by the first stall, the legume stall, I had to buy my lentils.
I'm not a big fan of lentils, but I saw a recipe on Pinterest and I said: I have to try this.
For the record, I have not tried it yet.
I have the lentils in the kitchen laughing at me.
But hey one of these days I'll make them.
Anyway, I arrive at the stall, and I, with my broken Korean, tell the lady that I want to buy lentils.
It is not very difficult lentils in Korean is "lentilkong".
So I said: I want to buy lentils, like that in Korean.
And she says to me: ah, lentils?
And I was like: yes, yes, how nice that she understood me.
And she shows me like this, the whole hand, okay?
All five fingers of the hand raised.
I don't know what she told me, okay, I repeat that he spoke to me in Korean and in my defense, I am not so, so, so good at Korean yet,
so there was a little misunderstanding.
I gave her my bag so he could add the lentils and she began to add lentils
me and she throws in a bucket, two buckets, three buckets, four buckets.
And I'm like: Damn, she's putting some lentils in there.
And I,before anything else, I had asked her how much they cost.
Because if they were very expensive, I didn't care about the Pinterest recipe, I'm not going to make it, because
I'm not going to buy lentils at a gold price.
But I asked her and she said that no, she said they were 3,000 won per kilo, which would be…
I don't know, 2.50 euros maybe?
So it was not bad, it was well priced, so I decided to buy them.
But when the lady weighed the lentils and I gave her my 10,000 bill, waiting for my change,
she looked back at me and said: no, no, I need more money.
And I was like: what do you mean more?
It was only 3,000.
All this in my head because I don't have that good of a Korean level yet.
And I was like: What do you mean you need more money? It was 3,000.
And she was like: No, no, I need more.
This is where the communication failure occurred, when she showed me her hand with her 5 fingers,
she was asking me if I wanted 5 kilos of lentils. 5 kilos of lentils!
Do you know what 5 kilos of lentils are?
It's five kilograms, okay?
In other words, not even gathering the whole family for Christmas do you eat 5 kilos of lentils.
In other words, not even gathering the whole family for Christmas do you eat 5 kilos of lentils.
That was a lot of lentils, but I, because I didn't want to bother, I didn't say: Stop!
Stop adding, stop adding lentils.
But when I realized that she had put five I finally understood.
I told her: Just give me a kilo.
So she took off some lentils, and she gave me only 1 kilo, I paid 3,000 won, and continued
my walk through the market with my kilo of lentils in my backpack.
The next stall I went to I think was one of peeled garlic, I had a plastic bucket
full of garlic, which is, in my opinion, extremely rare, you don't see that in Spain.
In Spain they give you the head of garlic, they give you the garlic all together and without peeling.
Here they sell you the garlic cloves, all peeled and very white, and they put them in a bag
and you take them home.
Anyway, I asked her to give me 2000 won in garlic, which means I said: How many garlic
can you give me for 2000 won?
And she understood me, luckily she understood me.
And she gave me a handful of garlic, she gave me a lot, so it was a good buy,
I chose a good stall, a cheap stall.
And after the garlic, I continued my walk looking for places cheaper, and stalls remembered
from the last time I went, so I bought carrots, bought potatoes, bought onions
if I'm not mistaken ... And then I also bought grapes ...
The I didn't have grapes on my shopping list, they were a surprise purchase because I saw them
and said: Oh, how cheap!
If it is cheap, I buy it, and I bought the grapes saying: These grapes surely have seeds, they
surely have a seeds, but hey, it's worth it, I haven't eaten fruit for such a long time
so I don't care, I buy them with seeds.
They were green grapes and they were the size of my thumb, and I'm not kidding.
They were huge, they were so huge that if you didn't chew well, you would choke,
I mean, if that grape gets stuck in your throat, kaput.
Well, you don't know how delicious the bloody giant grapes were.
They were so good, God, they were sweet, sweet, sweet and they did not have a single seed.
It was the best purchase I have made in that market, that is, how delicious they were.
And then I kept walking and I saw another stall with grapes and on top of that they were cheaper,
And I said: crap, I could have bought them cheaper.
But hey, I was still satisfied with my purchase.
Maybe if I had bought them cheaper they wouldn't have been so delicious, but… Wow.
They were so good, I'm still savouring them.
The flavour of those grapes reminded me of the grapes that we eat in Spain, with my family
on New Years.
New year, old year?
I don't know anymore.
December 31st.
Those grapes.
But I repeat, if you try to eat those grapes on December 31 at the bells,
you do not make it to the following year, that is ... You do not survive.
That day, that Friday, November 19, I ended up coming home one more time with a backpack
full, full, full of fruit and vegetables, and once again I came home sweating like a chicken,
and I had to take a good shower. .
But I have found a solution to all my grocery and market problems.
I have a cart and have learned that if the cart wheels are used, the weight is not on my back,
the weight is on wheels.
It is the best invention that mankind has made, wheels.
In other words, a moment of silence to thank the invention of wheels, amen.
With this I say goodbye, do not underestimate the power of old-lady-carts, if you go to the market to
take the cart, your back will thank you.
And wish me luck because now that I have discovered this system, I have to invent another one, because it's
starting to get too cold, and I can no longer walk to the supermarket without my extremities freezing.
So now I have to learn how to buy food online, wish me luck.
Until next week.