Diverso 3/Diverso Español B Unidad 1 - ¿Eres alondra, búho o colibrí? - subtitulado

SGEL ELE Español para extranjeros

8 Sept 201602:55

Summary

TLDRThis video script explores the different sleeping habits of people, comparing them to birds: 'alondra' (early birds), 'búho' (night owls), and 'colibrí' (those who adapt to any time). It discusses how many hours they sleep, their morning and evening routines, and how they prefer to study. The script highlights personal anecdotes, like waking up early, taking naps, and planning outfits the night before, to illustrate these habits.

Takeaways

🌅 Some people prefer studying Spanish early in the morning, making them 'larks' (alondras).
🦉 Others prefer studying late at night, identifying as 'owls' (búhos).
🌺 Many people can adapt to any time of day, like 'hummingbirds' (colibrís).
😴 One speaker describes themselves as an 'owl,' going to bed late and only sleeping for six hours.
🛌 Another person emphasizes needing eight hours of sleep, along with a nap in the afternoon.
⏰ A 'lark' typically goes to bed and wakes up early, without needing naps during the day.
🌞 A 'hummingbird' sleeps seven to eight hours and doesn’t prefer extreme early or late sleeping habits.
🧹 Different personalities vary in their level of organization: one person is disorganized and spontaneous, while another is very orderly and plans their day ahead.
🚿 Preferences for showering vary: some prefer morning showers to wake up, others prefer nighttime showers for relaxation.
🎓 Study habits also differ: early morning, nighttime, or balanced during the day, with each approach reflecting their 'lark,' 'owl,' or 'hummingbird' identity.

Q & A

What are the three types of people mentioned in the transcript based on their study habits?
-The three types of people mentioned are 'alondra' (early risers), 'búho' (night owls), and 'colibrí' (people who can adapt to studying at any time of the day).
What study habit is associated with someone who is a 'búho'?
-A 'búho' is someone who prefers to study at night when it's quiet, as they concentrate better during this time.
How does a 'colibrí' approach their daily schedule?
-A 'colibrí' can adapt to studying at any time of the day, and they typically sleep 7 to 8 hours, neither waking up too early nor going to bed too late.
What time of day does someone who identifies as an 'alondra' prefer to study?
-An 'alondra' prefers to study early in the morning because they find it easier to concentrate at that time.
What sleep pattern is associated with people who are described as 'búho'?
-People who are 'búho' tend to go to bed late, sleep around six hours, and often don’t feel sleepy at night.
How does Martín describe his sleep routine?
-Martín says he sleeps for eight or nine hours and never takes a nap, as he goes to bed early and wakes up early.
How does Sara describe her morning routine?
-Sara describes herself as disorganized, often improvising in the morning by dressing quickly without thinking to avoid being late to school.
How does Martina organize her day in contrast to Sara?
-Martina is very organized and plans everything, including laying out her clothes the night before, so she has time to eat breakfast slowly and walk calmly to university.
What time of day does someone who identifies as a 'búho' prefer to shower, and why?
-A 'búho' prefers to shower at night before going to bed because it helps them relax.
How does a 'colibrí' describe their preferred shower and study time?
-A 'colibrí' prefers to shower in the afternoon after doing sports, and they study during the day but not too early or too late.

Outlines

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🌅 Morning Larks, Night Owls, and Flexible Hummingbirds

This paragraph introduces three types of people based on their study habits: 'larks' who wake up early in the morning, 'owls' who prefer staying up late at night, and 'hummingbirds' who can adapt to studying at any time of the day. These bird types are metaphors for morning people, night people, and those with flexible schedules. The speaker asks the audience if they knew about these types and welcomes them to their video blog.

🦉 The Night Owl Lifestyle

The speaker shares their personal sleep habits, revealing that they typically sleep only six hours a night because they stay up late, describing themselves as a 'night owl' who doesn't feel sleepy in the evenings. In contrast, a friend shares that they need at least eight hours of sleep and often take a nap in the afternoon, while another prefers eight to nine hours of sleep and dislikes naps, identifying as a 'morning lark.'

🌻 The Flexible Hummingbird

A third individual in the conversation identifies as a 'hummingbird,' explaining that they neither wake up too early nor stay up very late, preferring around 7-8 hours of sleep. The speaker then shifts the conversation to personal organization habits, with Sara describing herself as disorganized and spontaneous, while another person enjoys planning ahead for the next day, setting out clothes at night to have a calm morning.

🚿 Morning Showers vs. Night Showers

The speaker talks about when they prefer to shower, explaining that they like to shower in the morning before breakfast to feel more awake and refreshed. This also ties into their study habits, as they focus better in the mornings, identifying themselves as a 'morning lark.' Others in the conversation mention their preference for showering at night to relax or after exercise, and how that fits with their respective study and sleep habits.

🕊 A Final Thought on Personal Rhythms

The speaker concludes by asking the audience about their own preferences: Are they morning larks, night owls, or flexible hummingbirds? They wrap up the discussion by encouraging the viewers to reflect on their personal routines and rhythms and to join the conversation in the next video.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Alondra

The term 'alondra' refers to people who wake up early in the morning, similar to the bird known for its early rising. In the video, individuals who prefer to study and start their day early, such as the character who says they wake up and study before class, are described as 'alondras.' It reflects the theme of different daily routines based on personal habits.

💡Búho

'Búho' represents those who are nocturnal, staying up late and feeling more productive at night. In the video, the speaker identifies as a 'búho' because they prefer to study and relax at night, finding it easier to concentrate during the quiet hours. The term emphasizes the idea of different study and sleep preferences among people.

💡Colibrí

A 'colibrí' refers to people who can adapt to both morning and night routines. They don’t strictly follow an early or late schedule. In the video, a person who sleeps for 7 or 8 hours and balances their daily activities without favoring a specific time of day is considered a 'colibrí,' symbolizing adaptability and flexibility.

💡Madrugador

'Madrugador' describes a person who wakes up early in the morning. This concept is highlighted in the video with references to those who study or work early in the day. It ties into the 'alondra' personality type and reflects a lifestyle choice of being active and productive in the early hours.

💡Nocturno

'Nocturno' refers to someone who prefers the night for activities like studying or working. It connects to the 'búho' personality, and in the video, it's discussed by characters who prefer to stay awake late at night to take advantage of the quiet and calm to focus on their tasks.

💡Siesta

A 'siesta' is a short nap taken in the afternoon, which is common in many Spanish-speaking cultures. In the video, one character mentions taking a siesta after lunch to refresh themselves. This concept introduces the idea of balancing sleep schedules with mid-day breaks for rest.

💡Rutina

'Rutina' refers to a person's daily habits and schedule, whether they are a 'búho,' 'alondra,' or 'colibrí.' The video discusses various routines related to sleeping, waking up, studying, and showering, highlighting how personal preferences shape an individual's day-to-day life.

💡Planificación

'Planificación' means planning or organizing one's activities in advance. In the video, Martina is described as someone who plans her day carefully, preparing her clothes the night before to ensure she can take her time in the morning. This contrasts with more spontaneous characters and emphasizes the importance of preparation in a daily routine.

💡Concentración

'Concentración' refers to the ability to focus on a task, such as studying. Different characters in the video mention how their concentration levels vary depending on the time of day. For example, 'búhos' concentrate better at night, while 'alondras' find it easier to focus early in the morning.

💡Improvisación

'Improvisación' describes acting without prior planning or preparation. In the video, Sara mentions that she improvises a lot, especially when dressing quickly in the morning. This contrasts with the more organized characters and reflects a spontaneous approach to daily tasks.

Highlights

People who study early in the morning are compared to larks, known for waking up early.

Nighttime learners are likened to owls, symbolizing those who are nocturnal.

Those who study at any time of the day are compared to hummingbirds, adaptable to both day and night.

The speaker welcomes the audience to their videoblog and introduces the concepts of larks, owls, and hummingbirds.

One character identifies as an owl, sleeping only six hours because they find it hard to sleep at night.

Another character says they need eight hours of sleep and always take an afternoon nap.

One character prefers sleeping eight to nine hours without taking a nap and identifies as a lark.

A character identifies as a hummingbird, stating they don’t like waking up early or staying up late, but sleep seven to eight hours.

A discussion about being orderly versus disorderly—some characters admit to being disorganized, while others plan their mornings carefully.

One character mentions being highly organized and preparing everything the night before, including laying out clothes.

There is a contrast between characters who shower in the morning to wake up and those who prefer a relaxing shower before bed.

A character emphasizes the peace and concentration they find when studying late at night, identifying as an owl.

The concept of identifying as a lark, owl, or hummingbird is revisited, as characters relate their routines to these metaphors.

A hummingbird character prefers to shower after exercising in the afternoon and studies during the day, but not too early or late.

The transcript concludes by asking the audience to reflect on whether they are a lark, owl, or hummingbird.