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A condition that changes the meeting place

Original

Si llueve mañana, no nos vemos en la estación, sino en la cafetería de al lado.

Saved translation

If it rains tomorrow, we won’t meet at the station, but at the café next door.

What to check in the result

Si without an accent means “if.” No … sino … changes the plan from the station to the café next door. Check both the rain condition and the rejected location before listening.

An original sample passage, translated by the CastReader translation service on 2026-11-04. A new translation may use different wording.

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Free admission that still needs a booking

Original

Aunque la entrada es gratuita, hay que reservar con antelación. Los niños menores de seis años deben ir acompañados de un adulto.

Saved translation

Although admission is free, you must book in advance. Children under six must be accompanied by an adult.

What to check in the result

Free entry does not remove the booking requirement. “Under six” excludes children who are already six; the adult-accompaniment condition applies to that younger group.

An original sample passage, translated by the CastReader translation service on 2026-11-04. A new translation may use different wording.

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Read the Spanish source

Keep accents and full verb forms: sí and si have different meanings. Verb endings may identify the speaker even when a subject pronoun is absent.

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Listen for sentence stress and contractions. A slower voice can help separate “I’ll”, “I’d” and “I’ve”, but pronunciation alone does not establish meaning.

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