Taller de Ingles Guia 7

De: Juan David Acevedo Largo

Grupo: 11-1
THIRD MOMENT:

Speaking and listening skills.

Listen to descriptions of the products in exercise 1. Which products are they? Write the name
of each product in the order that you hear them.

1. Mochila Wayuu: is a traditional medium-sized backpack that the Wayúu carry

wherever they go. In it they keep objects for personal use, work items, money or the
weaving they are doing in the case of women.
2. Sombrero vueltiao: The vueltiao hat is a traditional garment from the Colombian
Caribbean savannahs, specifically from the departments of Córdoba and Sucre, and
one of the main pieces of Colombian handicrafts.
3. Mochila Arhuaca: The Arhuaca backpack or tutu iku in ika is a garment of the Arhuaca
ethnic group and one of the most important handicrafts of Colombia. It is woven from sheep's
wool, cotton, fique or industrial wool, made by the gwati since childhood.
4. Cerámica de la chamba: It is a ceramic pot that results from the combination of
three types of clay extracted from La Chamba, located in the valley of the Magdalena
River.
5. Alpargatas de fique: The espadrilles are very light shoes, with good grip on the
ground and very thin. The espadrille is woven by hand on homemade triangular
looms using pabilo (cotton thread), making it look very colorful.
6. Hacamas de San Jacinto: It is a traditional structure that belongs to the Arawak or
Arahuaca culture present in the departments of Sucre, Bolivar, La Guajira and
Magdalena in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta; and from whose native language the
word "hammock" is derived. In San Jacinto, the loom is made by men.
7. Artesanías werregue: The baskets are made with the spiral technique, using a cord
as a "soul" or "gut", around which a thinner colored thread is woven.
8. Kuna mole: mola means "garment" or "blouse". The full dress traditional includes
a skirt, a red and yellow head scarf, sleeves for the arms and legs, a gold nose ring,
and earrings in addition to the blouse.

Listening
Gerardo Arias Rodríguez is a coffee farmer in Costa Rica.
If all farmers used the organic waste from their homes to make compost, to fertilize
the plants and not use fertilizers that are usually more expensive, we would have
healthier food, higher production and quality at reasonable prices for consumers

Comfort Akoye is a cocoa farmer in Ghana.

All farmers should look for better opportunities to have access to all vital services and
to be able to improve the quality of life of their community.
To be able to continue providing a better education and quality of life for their
children.

Listen again. Where on the map is each product made? Point at them.
1. Mochila Wayuu- La guajira
2. Sombrero vueltiao - Córdoba
3. Mochila Arhuaca - Cierra Nevada De Santa Marta
4. Cerámica de la chamba - Tolima
5. Alpargatas de fique- Boyacá
6. Hacamas de San Jacinto - Bolivar
7. Artesanías werregue- Choco
8. Kuna mole - Antioquia

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