Ola and bienvenidos to this episode of simple stories in Spanish.

In Givalva, it is easy to lose your head, both figuratively and literally, as Sandra has already discovered.

She and her companions have made it through several rooms, but there is no end in sight.

The purpose of Gibalba is to remove hope and induce fear.

What other tricks and traps have the gods of Jivalba prepared to torment their guests? This story is in the third person and present tense,

with multiple other verb forms used as needed to tell the story.

Important vocabulary for today's episode includes lumbrices, worms, grieta, crack, alacran, scorpion, agihon, stinger, Equilibrio, Balance, and Ruhir to Growl.

If you have not yet listened to Parts 1 through 7 or would like to review them, you can find their links in the show notes.

I hope you now enjoy Part eight of La Ventura of La Ventura de la Vida.

Sandra Gabriel and the two hombres malos that

are down to the house of Juego,

mientras los Dioses of Givalbae,

les cortes the heads of the jibaldi, while the Dioces of Gibalba they cuttas

to the peridore's.

The gritty of the

aficionados

those are seen

for the basios

oscuros of Jibalba.

Sandra

is a cancada

and assusted.

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