José Martín
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A 14-year-old Spanish boy named Jose Martin enjoys playing golf and drums with his friends in his hometown of Torre Pacheco, Murcia. He also likes spending time with friends, watching TV, and has a sister named Maria Victoria and a dog named Pluto. His father Jose works while his mother Feli is a housewife.
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- 1. JOSÉ MARTÍN ALCARAZ SALINAS My name is José Martín and I’m a 14 years old boy. I’m Spanish and I live in Torre Pacheco(Murcia).
- 2. MY HOBBIES: I like playing golf with my friends and playing the drum. I also like going out with my friends and watching TV. My drum
- 3. MY FAMILY: My dad is an employeer, his name is José. My mum is a housewife, her name is Feli. I have got one sister, too, her name is María Victoria ,and a dog, his name is Pluto.
- 4. THE END