Unas son redondas (round), otras ovaladas (oval), unas piensan mucho, otras casi nada. ¿qué es? uno larguito, dos más bajitos, otro chico (small) y flaco (skinny), y otro gordazo (fat). ¿qué son? como la piedra (rock) son duros (hard), para el perro un buen manjar (delicacy) y sin ellos no podrías (you couldn't) ni saltar (to jump) ni caminar. ¿qué parte del cuerpo describe? juntos vienen, juntos van, uno va delante, otro va atrás (behind). ¿qué son?

The correct answer to each of the riddles is:

Translation.

Riddle solution.

The first riddle talks about a part of the body that can be round or oval, and that some think a lot and others do not, so the correct option is heads.

The second riddle talks about a long one, two other shorter ones, one small and one fat, for which, reference is made to the five fingers and their shapes.

The third riddle talks about a part of the body that is hard as a stone and that it is a delicacy for dogs, so bones are the best option.

The last riddle talks about a part of the body in which two go together, one in front and one in back, which reminds us of the feet when we walk.

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