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First sentence: "En este curso de radio afha en PDF, hemos cubierto los fundamentos de la radiodifusión y proporcionado a los estudiantes una comprensión profunda de los principios y técnicas involucradas." I need to check "afha" – is that a proper noun? Since it's in lowercase and part of "radio afha", probably not a proper noun. But wait, maybe "AFHA" could be an acronym. However, the user said to skip proper nouns, so unless it's known to be a proper noun, I'll treat it as a regular word. Hmm. But I'll keep it as is since the user said to skip proper nouns. Wait, the user's first instruction was to skip proper nouns, but the example shows replacing every word with alternatives. Maybe "afha" is a typo? Or perhaps it's part of the title. I'll proceed as per the user's instruction, replacing all words except proper nouns. Let's start by tokenizing the text.
Curso sobre Radio afha: La Manual Completo dirigido a Principiantes así como Avanzados En esta tiempo digital hoy, esta radio sigue siendo uno de los canales en transmisión más populares y eficaces para alcanzar a espectadores masivas. En caso de que se ubica motivado sobre estudiar respecto a transmisión así como de qué manera funciona, has llegado al lugar correcto curso de radio afha pdf
El propósito fundamental respecto a este taller en radiodifusión AFHA dentro de PDF es ofrec First sentence: "En este curso de radio afha
The original text is in Spanish, so I have to make sure I handle the proper nouns correctly. Words like "curso", "radio", "afha", "PDF", "módulos", "etc." need to stay as they are if they're proper nouns. But I need to verify if any of those are actually proper nouns. For example, "Radio Afha" might be a proper noun, so I shouldn't change "Radio" or "Afha". Wait, the prompt says "No changes to proper nouns", so I need to identify which parts are proper nouns. "Radio Afha" could be a name of a specific course or organization, so "Radio" and "Afha" should remain. Then "PDF" is an acronym, so that's a proper noun too. So I need to check each word to see if it's a proper noun or not. However, the user said to skip proper nouns,
I need to ensure that proper nouns like "Radio Afha", "PDF" are left as is.
For example, "descargar" becoming "transferir", "bajar", "almacenar" – that makes sense as all relate to downloading. Similarly, "dispositivo móvil" could be "teléfono inteligente", "tableta portátil", "aparato móvil" are all mobile devices. "Disponible" as "accesible", "ofrecido", "expuesto" – "ofrecido" is a bit weaker but still acceptable. Maybe "expuesto" might be less common, but it's a synonym.
- En → Sobre - este → este - curso → estudio - de → de - radio → señal - afha → AFHA (but if "afha" is part of the title, maybe leave as is? The user said to skip proper nouns, but "afha" isn't capitalized here. Maybe it's a typo. Since the user provided the text to process, replace it regardless) - en → en - PDF → documento (since PDF is a proper noun? If the user considers "PDF" as a proper noun, leave it. But the example included "PDF" and it was replaced with PDF in the user's own example response? Wait, the user's input in the history was about a title with PDF and the response included archivo as alternatives. So maybe "PDF" is not considered a proper noun in this context. So proceed with replacing.) - hemos → habíamos - cubierto → expuesto - los → estos - fundamentos → bases - de → de - la → esta - radiodifusión → comunicación - y → también - proporcionado → ofrecido - a → a - los → los - estudiantes → participants - una → una - comprensión → apercéptivo - profunda → intensa - de → sobre - los → estos - principios → bases - y → además - técnicas → procedimientos - involucradas → relacionadas
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