Survivors in a dark hideout argue over a plan to stay together and keep each other safe. Longer lines with the future tense and the subjunctive (hagamos), plus comprehension questions.
A page from Una alianza improbable, in the El superviviente collection — an original Comigo comic, voiced line by line.
Look at the whole page first — who is there and what is happening? Then read the Spanish. Tap a bubble to hear it, and tap any word for its meaning.
Every line is voiced — tap a bubble to listen, tap a word for its meaning.
Everything on the page as text: open a section when you want it.
Se ayudarán unos a otros — «Y ayudarán a mantenernos a salvo...»
Porque creen que tiene razón — «Tiene razón. Por eso nos quedamos...»
El hombre que dice: «Deja que yo me preocupe por los detalles.»
No del todo — uno de ellos todavía pregunta: «¿Y cómo sugieres que hagamos eso?»
In “¿Cómo sugieres que hagamos eso?”, hagamos comes from hacer. After expressions such as sugerir que, Spanish commonly uses the subjunctive when talking about a suggested action.
hacer → hagamos
¿Cómo sugieres que hagamos eso?
How do you suggest we do that?
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