Programa: CONEXIÓN CULTURAL
Kiara (Presentadora): ¡Buenos días a todos! Bienvenidos a *Conexión Cultural*, el
programa donde exploramos experiencias increíbles del mundo. Hoy tenemos a tres
invitadas especiales: Gabriela, Sharon y Saileth. ¡Comencemos!
Gabriela, ¿has visitado algún otro país?
Gabriela: ¡Hola Kiara! Sí, he visitado México con mi familia. Hemos estado en Cancún y
Ciudad de México. He aprendido mucho sobre las tradiciones mexicanas y he comido los
tacos más deliciosos del mundo.
Kiara: ¡Qué maravilla! Sharon, ¿y tú? ¿Has conocido a alguien de otra cultura?
Sharon: ¡Claro que sí! He conocido a estudiantes de intercambio de Japón en mi colegio.
Hemos compartido comida y muchas historias. ¡Incluso he aprendido algunas frases en
japonés!
Kiara: ¡Impresionante! Y Saileth, cuéntanos, ¿has hecho algo especial relacionado con
tradiciones culturales?
Saileth: ¡Sí! He bailado en un festival colombiano tradicional en mi pueblo. He usado el
vestido típico y he bailado frente a cientos de personas. ¡Fue increíble!
Kiara: ¡Guau! Todas han tenido experiencias muy ricas. Una última pregunta para todas
— ¿Han probado comida de una cultura completamente diferente a la suya?
Gabriela: ¡Sí! He probado comida india — ¡es picante pero deliciosa!
Sharon: He comido barbacoa coreana. ¡Me encantó cómo cocinan directamente en la
mesa!
Saileth: He probado comida tailandesa y me ha encantado. ¡Los sabores son muy
diferentes!
Kiara: Gracias a todas por compartir sus experiencias. Han demostrado que conocer
otras culturas hace la vida mucho más colorida. ¡Nos vemos en el próximo episodio de
Conexión Cultural!
Program: CULTURAL CONNECTION
Kiara (Host): Good morning everyone! Welcome to *Cultural Connection*, the program
where we explore incredible experiences around the world. Today we have three special
guests: Gabriela, Sharon, and Saileth. Let's get started!
Gabriela, have you visited any other countries?
Gabriela: Hi Kiara! Yes, I've visited Mexico with my family. We've been to Cancún and
Mexico City. I've learned a lot about Mexican traditions and eaten the most delicious tacos
in the world.
Kiara: How wonderful! Sharon, what about you? Have you met anyone from another
culture?
Sharon: Absolutely! Some exchange students from Japan came to my school. We shared
meals, traditions, and even played some typical games. I learned to say a few words in
Japanese, like "Ohayō” and "Rinda." It was a lot of fun. And we were even invited to go but
the opportunity did not arise.
Kiara: Amazing! And Saileth, tell us, have you done anything special related to cultural
traditions?
Saileth: Yes! I danced at a traditional Colombian festival in my town. I wore the traditional
dress and danced in front of hundreds of people. It was incredible!
Kiara: Wow! You all had such wonderful experiences. One last question for everyone:
Have you tried food from a culture completely different from your own?
Gabriela: Yes! I've tried Indian food—it's spicy but delicious!
Sharon: I ate Korean barbecue. The most interesting part was cooking the meat right at
the table, and everything came with small side dishes like rice, kimchi, and sauces. I
thought it was a very close and fun way to share food. I learned that in Korea, eating
together is something very special.
Saileth: I've tried Thai food and I loved it. The flavors are so different!
Kiara: Thank you all for sharing your experiences. You've proven that learning about other
cultures makes life so much more colorful. See you in the next episode of Cultural
Connection!
Sharon: Absolutely! Some exchange students from Japan came to my school. We shared
meals, traditions, and even played some typical games. I learned to say a few words in
Japanese, like "Ohayō” and "Rinda." It was a lot of fun. And we were even invited to go but
the opportunity did not arise.
Sharon: I ate Korean barbecue. The most interesting part was cooking the meat right at
the table, and everything came with small side dishes like rice, kimchi, and sauces. I
thought it was a very close and fun way to share food. I learned that in Korea, eating
together is something very special.