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I.O., I.O. Its off to work we go… ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da dan le me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da dan le me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da dan me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da dan me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da me la olla la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. da me la bolsa ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He gives me the purse. Me da la bolsa. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compras compro te me un cinturón una cartera ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compras compro te me un cinturón una cartera ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compro te me un cinturón una cartera ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compro te un cinturón una cartera ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compro te un cinturón una cartera ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. compro te un cinturón ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I buy you a belt. Te compro un cinturón. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla compran nos un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla compran nos un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla compran un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla compran un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla un plato compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. les una olla compramos ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We buy them a pot. Les compramos una olla. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da le das la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da le das la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da le la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da le la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da la comida el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. me da el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She gives me the money. Me da el dinero. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan damos les nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan damos les nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan damos nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan damos nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan nos la regla el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. dan nos el regalo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the present. Nos dan el regalo. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy das te me una pulsera un anillo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy das te me una pulsera un anillo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy te una pulsera un anillo me ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy te una pulsera un anillo me ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy te una pulsera un anillo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy te una pulsera un anillo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. doy te un anillo ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you a ring. Te doy un anillo. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. trae traen le les la cena el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. trae traen le les la cena el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. trae le les la cena el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. trae les la cena el dinero ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. trae les la cena ALTA-VISTA © 2006

He brings them dinner. Les trae la cena. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te me un collar traes ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te me un collar traes ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te un collar traes ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te un collar traes ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te un collar ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo unos aretes te un collar ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. traigo te un collar ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I bring you a necklace. Te traigo un collar. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

We give you a bracelet. Te damos una pulsera. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give him a watch. Le doy un reloj. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

They give us the jewelry. Nos dan las joyas. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

I give you the belt. Te doy el cinturón. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

She give me the compact disc. Me da el disco compacto. ALTA-VISTA © 2006

FIN. ALTA-VISTA © 2006