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Television Documentaries (Documentales de Televisión) In this lesson, we will explore Spanish vocabulary and phrases related to television documentaries. Objectives By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: Identify and use Spanish vocabulary related to television, documentaries, and film production. Understand and use phrases to discuss documentary content, critique documentaries, and talk about the documentary filmmaking process. Discuss your favorite documentaries and share your thoughts on various documentary topics in Spanish. Vocabulary Television and Film Terms: televisión (television), documental (documentary), director/a (director), camarógrafo/a (cameraman/woman), etc. Documentary Genres: historia (history), naturaleza (nature), ciencia (science), biografía (biography), etc. Critique Terms: informativo/a (informative), emocionante (moving), sesgado/a (biased), inspirador/a (inspiring), etc. Phrases El documental sobre la naturaleza fue muy informativo. (The nature documentary was very informative.) La directora hizo un excelente trabajo capturando la historia. (The director did an excellent job capturing the story.) Prefiero los documentales de ciencia que los de historia. (I prefer science documentaries to history documentaries.) Ese documental fue muy emocionante y me hizo pensar. (That documentary was very moving and made me think.) Exercises NOTE: These exercises will be provided at the end of the lesson. Vocabulary Quiz: Test your knowledge of the new vocabulary with a multiple-choice quiz. Documentary Discussion: Use the new vocabulary in context by discussing a documentary you've recently watched. Role Play: Practice the new vocabulary by playing the role of a documentary filmmaker and an interviewer. Writing Exercise: Write a short review of a documentary you've watched using the new vocabulary and phrases. By the end of this lesson, you'll be well-equipped to discuss television