When you want to know something, you can ask a question that begins with a word like "Who", "What", "When", etc. For example, Nuria is traveling to Paris and wants to buy a gift for someone whom she does not know very well. She asks her friend for an advice what he/she would present to this person.
Núria: What would you present? (Tu… què li duries?)
Listen again to the sentence you have just heard. Listen to the melody of the phrase: the voice tone raises till the last stressed syllable (-ri-), and then it lowers at the last syllable (-es)
Now imagine that Nuria is talking to Maria. They are talking about what they will present to Jordi for his birthday. Nuria asks Maria what she would give him. Listen and watch the example.
Now pronounce the sentence with the same interrogative intonation. You're talking to a friend who tells you that you had a small lovebird. You've never had a lovebird. You want to know what does this bird eat. Ask you friend what this bird was eating. After saying the sentence, listen how it should be pronounced.
Listen to these sentences and decide if the intonation is the same that you heard in the sentence of the initial video.
Listen to these sentences and say if their intonation is appropriate for the context.