REVISTA INGLES

TELEVISION
Definition: The transmission of
programming, in the form of still or moving
images, via radio waves, cable wires,
satellite, or wireless network to a receiver
or other screen. (Dictionary.com)
NO: I personally can say I don’t watch T.V.
since I was 13 years old, which was weird
at that age because Netflix and that new
stuff didn’t really existed, so watching T.V.
was the thing everyone used to do when
they had free time. But unfortunately T.V.
has been something that is a little bit on the
past because of other new technologies
that have been appearing these days.
Since Netflix started I consider myself the
most happy person in the world because I
love to see movies without ads in between
them and I can watch them everywhere I
go because it is an app you can carry on
on your cell phone and put it wherever you
go.
NC: Actually I’m also like that, it’s been an
eternity since I saw something on the T.V.,
I’m more the type of person to see videos
on YouTube or Netflix like you, I agree
that’s very practical and you can stop the
show or movie whenever you want instead
of being 2 hours straight sitting watching
nonstop something, I mean the cartoons
that existed before where the best thing
ever, but now in my opinion there’s nothing
interesting to see.
NO: Yes totally, T.V. now a days is no
longer worth it, it so boring and so bad like I
wouldn’t understand a person who still
watches it. Specially mexican novelas are
pretty bad not only because they really
don’t have a nice performance, but
because of the message they send, of a
typical life of a mexican or something
related to mexicans.
NC: Oh my god, yes. In my opinion those
novelas are the worst thing I’ve ever seen,
they’re very dramatic and exagerated, it’s
impressive how many
mexicans can be so
obsessed about them and
wait for the new chapter to
come out. Well I think everyone
has different tastes and we have
to respect
that.