For Spanish learners · A1 to C2
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La final se decide en un quinto set de casi cinco horas
Ayer hubo una final muy larga. Los dos jugadores jugaron cinco sets y corrieron durante casi cinco horas. Al final, uno ganó el último punto y el público aplaudió de pie.
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