
Spanish bilingual graded story
Macbeth
Macbeth in Spanish
4 levels: A0–B1 Natural Spanish audio34–40 minSpanish + English bilingual support
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About this story
Macbeth is a respected Scottish general until three mysterious witches tell him that he is destined to become king. When part of their prophecy quickly comes true, Macbeth begins imagining the power that could be his. Encouraged by his ambitious wife, he murders King Duncan and takes the crown. But becoming king brings Macbeth no peace. Fearful of losing his position, he orders more killings and becomes increasingly cruel, while Lady Macbeth is tormented by guilt. As enemies gather against him, Macbeth places his confidence in the witches’ strange promises. Have they revealed his destiny or deliberately led him toward destruction?
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Macbeth · Scene 1Duncan es el rey de Escocia. Macbeth es un gran señor. Macbeth es familia del rey. En la corte, todos lo respetan. Macbeth es muy valiente en la guerra. Hace poco gana una gran batalla contra un ejército rebelde y contra soldados de Noruega. Macbeth y Banquo vuelven de la batalla. Van por un lugar vacío y triste. Allí ven a tres mujeres extrañas. Pero esas mujeres tienen barba. Su piel y su ropa son muy raras. No parecen personas normales. Macbeth habla primero. Pero las mujeres ponen un dedo en la boca. Quieren silencio. La primera mujer dice: «Salud, thane de Glamis». Macbeth se sorprende. La segunda dice: «Salud, thane de Cawdor». Macbeth se sorprende más, porque él no tiene ese título. Entonces la tercera dice: «¡Salud, futuro rey!». Macbeth queda muy sorprendido. Los hijos del rey viven. Entonces Macbeth no piensa que puede ser rey. Después las mujeres hablan con Banquo. Le dicen cosas raras. Le dicen que es menor que Macbeth y mayor. Le dicen que no es tan feliz, pero es más feliz. También le dicen que él no va a ser rey, pero sus hijos sí van a ser reyes en Escocia. Entonces las tres mujeres desaparecen. Macbeth y Banquo entienden que son brujas.
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The Starter version uses short sentences, common vocabulary and simplified narration.
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