Charlie.-me encanta esta parte del día en que paramos a tomar el té y a comer facturas. sophie.-cierto charlie. el mate es requetebueno y las facturas ni se diga. adriana.-me alegro que te guste. toma de prisa porque vamos a dar un paseo en el tren de las nubes. charlie.-¡me mareo de pensarlo! , ¡está tan alto! sophie.-qué emocionante, desde arriba quiero tomar unas fotos y mandárselas a mis padres. adriana.-no hay problema, vamos los tres, antes de que se llene la estación ferroviaria. ¡ves como hay tantos turistas acá en salta! ¿qué es lo que le gusta más a charlie? tomar el té y comer facturas estudiar lavar platos tomar el tren

Here we have a conversation among Charlie, Sophie and Adriana.  

At the beginning of the conversation Charlie clearly expresses he loves to drink tea and eat facturas (name given in Argentina to a type of sweet sponge or biscuit filled with a kind of caramel made with sweet milk).

“Me encanta esta parte del día en que paramos a tomar el té y a comer facturas”

(I love this part of the day when we stop for tea and eat facturas)

Then, Adriana talks about taking a train (the train of the clouds), but Charlie expresses his unconformity saying he gets dizzy with the height:

“¡Me mareo de pensarlo! ¡Está tan alto!”

(I'm dizzy thinking about it! It’s so high!)

This means the right option to the question “¿Qué es lo que le gusta más a Charlie?” (What does Charlie like best?) is:

The whole conversation in English in order to understand the context is as follows:

Charlie.-I love this part of the day when we stop for tea and eat facturas.  

Sophie.- Right, Charlie. The mate (a kind of tea in Argentina) is quite good and the facturas are huge better.  

Adriana.- I'm glad you like it. Hurry up! We're going for a ride on the train of the clouds.  

Charlie.- I'm dizzy thinking about it! It’s so high!

Sophie. -This is so exciting! From above I want to take some pictures and send them to my parents.  

Adriana.- No problem, come on, the three of us, before the railway station is full. You see how many tourists are here in Salta!

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