Coffee Break Spanish - Clue #3 (español) | The Great Coffee Break Treasure Hunt 2024
Episode Date: November 8, 2024It's time for the third clue of La fantástica caza del tesoro de Coffee Break de 2024, our virtual treasure hunt across Europe! Using the interesting facts provided by Anabel and your language skills..., can you work out where checkpoint number three is? In case you missed it - everyone who correctly identifies the four mystery locations will win a free month's subscription to the Coffee Break Club, as well as being entered into a prize draw to win lifetime access to our entire collection of French, German, Italian or Spanish courses!Don't miss out on this exciting adventure, click here for more details: coffeebreaklanguages.com/treasurehunt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to the fantastic
Caza del Tesoro
The Coffee Break
Join us for a virtual treasure hunt
Across Europe, episode three.
In this mini-series,
Mark is on a virtual treasure hunt
across Europe,
as he follows the clues
left for him
by the Coffee Break team.
And we're inviting you
to join me on this quest.
We started in Glasgow
and we are passing through
three checkpoints in total,
each of which will provide us
with a clue to reach the next one.
Last time we traveled to a city known for its English garden and beer, and that's where we're starting today's episode.
Stay tuned to find out how you can enter our competition and win some amazing prizes.
But before that, it's time to reveal clue number three.
And to reveal that clue, we're delighted to welcome Annabel.
What about, Annabel?
Very bien, what, Mark?
Very well, very emotional.
Yes, in this car of the treasured.
Yes, exactly, exactly.
So Annabel has joined us for a coffee break many times before,
and you've also been part of all our videos on the Coffee Break Club.
Yes, yes, yes.
And it's great to have you back in the studio.
I think we should get straight on with our clue.
Pista number three.
So the Pista, the clue is,
Junto to the mar where the port resplandece,
a guardiana vigil while the day crece.
With jabon, pescado, and a fort in the mar,
a city of cultures and a port
without par
some words
very interesting
that's,
some idea?
Could be,
but we're going to
let us
let the piece
perfect.
The first sentence is
Junto to the
where the port
resplandece
Okay, so
Junto at the
sea
joined to the sea
almost
where the
port
where the port or the harbor is resplendent.
And there,
a guardiana vigila,
Mianra,
so a guardiana.
One guardiana would be a guardian.
It's specifically a female guardian,
it looks like, yeah.
And what is she doing?
Vigila.
Vigila.
So that's the verb vigilar.
It means to watch over.
That is.
Okay.
Mientras el dia crece as the
day dawns as the day grows literally.
And then, con jabon,
pescado and a fort in la mar.
So with
jabon and soap, strange,
pescado, fish,
and a ferte,
a ferte,
the word means strong,
but what's unfurte?
It's a for it.
Oh, of course, yeah.
A fort.
In la mar.
En la mar.
Annabelle.
Annabelle.
Is it not Elmar?
Well, at the beginning, the first clue, we can see Juno Al Mar.
So it's masculine.
But Mar can also be feminine, especially in poetry.
Ah, right.
Okay, so it just means the same thing.
It's still the sea.
Yes.
So we are going to use Mar in the feminine form when it's poetry, but also for sailors
and when it's like sailors-related phrases.
Ah, okay.
So there, then we are going to use Marr as.
feminine. For example, we have
Altamar, in Altamar.
In Altamar, in high seas.
I guess in English,
sometimes in
sailors' terms,
we might refer to
things as females, particularly
ships and the sea, I guess,
as well. That's nice. Okay, in
Lamar. So con javon,
soap, pescado, fish,
and a fort in the sea,
perhaps on an island.
And then the final line.
Right. This is
a city of cultures and a porto sin par.
So I guess we could assume
it's a multicultural city.
Oh, bien, bien, well, I don't know. I'm assuming.
And a port, a harbor
sin par without compare.
That's what. Literally without pair.
A par.
Right.
So, just a little bit.
little recap of our clues. So this is something
by the sea. It's
a resplendent port.
Then there's this interesting
thing about a female
guardian that is watching
over as the day is
starting.
Then there were three key things
mentioned, soap, fish
and a fort in the sea.
And then this
multicultural city and this
port without compare.
That is perfect.
Now, you do have another little clue for us.
Yes, just in case, and just to help you a little bit.
So if you were learning the language, which was the second to be introduced in the coffee break family,
then you could practice in this place.
Right.
That confirms things in my mind because that's kind of where I was thinking, at least the country,
a country where this language is spoken, that's what I was thinking.
Maybe a distance and a direction would also help.
Yes, of course.
So the distance from the like checkpoint number two then is I'm going to say this in Spanish, just to practice.
In miles and miles, in miles, 448 miles.
448, so 448, or in kilometers, 721 kilometers.
721 kilometers, so 7201.
That's.
In what direction?
sur-o-este.
So to the southwest of checkpoint number two.
Right.
We traveled north from checkpoint number one.
And then southwest from checkpoint number two to get to this city for checkpoint number three.
Very bien.
No, stupend.
Excellent.
So before we finish, can you remind us what the price is?
Well, anyone who correctly guesses all four checkpoints wins a free month of the coffee break club.
and the club is our on-demand video library of language lessons.
So you can enjoy a coffee break lesson from one of our fantastic tutors like Annabelle
on the go with our app or from the Coffee Break TV website.
But that's not all.
Everyone who takes part will also be entered into a draw to win lifetime access
to our entire collection of courses in your chosen language.
There will be one winner for each language, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
And to find out more?
Well, our listeners can go to coffeebreaklanguages.com slash treasure hunt
or just search for coffee, break, treasure hunt,
and you'll find out all the information you need.
Now, this is Clue 3 on Friday, the 8th of November.
Clue 4 is coming on Sunday the 10th of November,
and then the big reveal on Tuesday, the 12th of November.
So don't miss these next episodes.
Wow, that sounds exciting, and I'm looking forward to the final checkpoint.
The final checkpoint next time.
Yes, much thanks a thank you, Mark.
And thanks to all, you.
and we're
and we're
in the
last checkpoint
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