when you and your friend are doing something, would it be hablo or hablamos? “Mis amigo y yo ____”

Answer: yes

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I'm almost positive both A and B mean "the link."

It may be C, "the explorer."

Answer:

the woman is blond (the baseball players)

Explanation:

When dealing with names from different languages, it can be hard to pronounce them correctly.

When we see names from a different language like Spanish, they can be difficult for different reasons.  How to say names can be different in each language and might be hard for people who don't speak that language to understand. This can make it hard to say the names correctly.

Different languages have their own ways of spelling names. Sometimes, the way we spell words and put letters together can be different in another language. This can cause problems when trying to write or spell names correctly.

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Lynn Joseph escribe sobre la República Dominicana en el cuento de "El color de mis palabras" porque es una de las autoras que ha vivido en el país y conoce su cultura y realidad. La historia que cuenta está basada en su propia experiencia, por lo que es una voz auténtica y veraz sobre la situación de los dominicanos.

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Cuando él trata de proteger a don Juan, lo hace por una preocupación por la ... de su honor y clase social, por lo cual es víctima de las burlas de don Juan ... Ayuda a su sobrino y deja salir al Duque Octavio para Castilla. ...

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Burada...................

Answer:

О  No estaciones por aquí.                                

Explanation:

О No estaciones por aquí.

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Explanation:

El preterito es una forma de conjugación de un verbo.

Lo que este pretende decir es dar a entender algo que sucedió antes del momento actual o presente.

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In Spanish, when you want to describe a noun using an adjective, the adjective typically goes after the noun. For example, "la casa grande" (the big house). There are some adjectives that come before the noun, but they are the exception.

When you use multiple adjectives to describe a noun, there is a specific order that you should follow, which is: quantity/number, quality/opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, and purpose. For example, you would say "una pequeña casa blanca" (a small white house), not "una blanca pequeña casa."

Regarding the Preterite Tense, it is a past tense used to describe completed actions that occurred at a specific point in the past. In contrast, the Present Tense describes actions that are currently happening or habitual actions that occur regularly.

For example, "Hablé con mi amiga ayer" (I spoke with my friend yesterday) uses the Preterite Tense to indicate that the action of speaking with the friend was completed at a specific point in the past, while "Hablo con mi amiga todos los días" (I talk with my friend every day) uses the Present Tense to indicate a habitual action that occurs regularly in the present.

Explanation:

The words that could fill the box correctly would be: Halcón, Cerdo, Redondo, y Harina.

To complete this table we must identify words in Spanish that have some special pronunciation characteristic different from those of English. Below are the words:

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During the weekend my family and I always go to church. My mom and dad buy food for the house and we eat together. My brother and I watch t.v or play video games often. Sometimes we visit my grandparents.

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I just wrote it in English for you... :)

Answer:

1.- al centro comercial

2.- verde

3.- una chaqueta

4.- una camiseta

5.- dinero

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Answer:

¿Son rubias las hermanas de Lupe? (Are Lupe's sisters blonde?)

¿Es bonita la mamá de Carlos? (Is Carlos's mom beautiful?)

¿Son jóvenes los primos de Sofía? (Are Sofia's cousins young?)

¿Son buenos los padres de Alejandro? (Are Alejandro's parents good?)

¿Es feo el tío de Andrés? (Is Andrés's uncle ugly?)

Explanation:

Según varios estudios hechos a lo largo del tiempo las principales consecuencias de la adicción al internet son:

Ansiedad, dependencia emocional, problemas para socializar, afectaciones a la salud. También se ha comprobado que el hecho de depender a la tecnología puede afectar y/o deteriorar sus condiciones laborales (Refiriéndonos a adultos) y en los menores suele bajas su desempeño escolar. Estas personas sufren de abstinencia así como a cualquier tipo de sustancia  

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While there's no single definition of "natural parenting," my husband and I define this concept as raising our son in a way that comes naturally, regardless of social conventions. The details will be different for everyone, but when I found out we were expecting our first child, visions of cloth diapers, breastfeeding, and outdoor romps danced in our heads.

Costa Rica is very kid-friendly, and babies are almost like public property. Everyone is willing to lend a helping hand, but they also have their own opinions on how to raise your child. If you have Costa Rican family, you'll be bombarded by well-intentioned advice on everything from breastfeeding (you must nurse for six months minimum, or the world will end) to your baby's cries (let him cry it out; it's good for his lungs). Strike a compromise: listen well, but go with your gut.

As my husband and I waded through a sea of advice, we also worked to narrow down the details of our natural parenting style. We planned to breastfeed, cloth diaper, co-sleep (but not bed-share), play outdoors, and follow baby-led weaning. One notable discovery: the vaccination debate is nearly moot in Costa Rica. By law, all children are required to follow the government-mandated vaccination schedule, which is almost identical to the U.S. vaccine regimen. Some private doctors are willing to delay or selectively vaccinate, but this practice skirts the law. To enter public or private school, your children must be up-to-date on their shots.

I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Costa Rica is very pro-breastfeeding. During our parenting class, medical staff emphasized the financial and health benefits of nursing. After my son was born, a lactation consultant visited me several times a day in the hospital to give advice and help troubleshoot breastfeeding issues. The nursing staff supported my efforts, constantly praising my decision to nurse my son. As a new mother, unsure of what I was doing, this positive reinforcement was incredibly encouraging.

Now, almost three months later, I continue to feel supported and buoyed in my efforts. There is no shame in public breastfeeding in Costa Rica. In fact, as soon as my baby fusses, shop owners rush to find me a chair and a comfortable spot to nurse. No one stares while I feed him, and strangers often stop by to coo at my son. Making him wait until I find a corner to hide in is not expected or accepted.

Another surprise awaited me at the public hospital where my son was born. As soon as I had recovered from the birth, a nurse placed my newborn in my arms, and that is where he stayed for the duration of our two-day stay. There are no bedside cradles or hospital nurseries in public hospitals. To encourage the mother-child relationship, you will bed-share with your child. Yes, this may mean sleepless nights, but our constant togetherness so early in my child's life fostered an incredible bond.

The first stumbling block in our natural parenting plans was with diapering options. There were many reasons that we didn't want to use disposable diapers, and one was cost. A recent news report states that the average Costa Rican spends about $1,600 a year, per child on diapers. If the average child is fully potty trained by around 36 months, disposables represent a $4,000 investment!

And yet, cloth diapers are hard to find in Costa Rica. My husband and I ended up buying diapers in the U.S., and we spent $350 on everything we'll need until our son is potty trained. However, I've since learned that birdseye flat diapers (known locally as ojo de perdiz) and prefolds are readily available, and that a few stores sell modern cloth diapers. There's even a Costa Rican brand called BUBU that recommends 12 small and 12 large diapers for full-time diapering. At about $16 per diaper, you could save $3,500 over the course of one child's diaper life.

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Answer:

Congri goes with the africa one

Arroz Salteado goes with the china one

Mofongo goes with the caribbean one, or the caribe option

Paella goes to the spanish one, or espana option (i dont have the n~ key sorry)

or

1 - Espana

2 - Caribe

3 - China

4 - Africa

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Answer:

Puede clasificarse de acuerdo ala cantidad de tiempo, la intensidad y los daños causados.

Explanation:

15. Ana fue a México hace dos años.

16. Juan quiso venir a México, pero no pudo por motivos de trabajo.

17. Ana habló en español con los locales y con los turistas que conoció.

18. Sí hay selva en Puerta Vallarta.

19. Sí, Ana jugó a muchos deportes acuáticos como el kayak y el buceo.

20. Sí, le gustaron mucho las vacaciones en México.

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

Yo _comprendo_ inglés y español. (comprender)  

Ellos siempre _comen_ hamburguesas y papas fritas. (comer)  

Felipe nunca _ve_ la tele. (ver)  

El estudiante _lee_ en clase. (leer)  

Tú _corres_ en la clase de educación física. (correr)

Nosotros _escribimos_ todos los días. (escribir)

Uds. _leen_ muchos libros. (leer)

Juan _come_ huevos con jamón. (comer)

Yo nunca _bebo_ ni leche ni limonada. (beber)

Jasmín y yo _bebemos_ agua todos los días. (beber)

Christian y Martín _comparten_ el almuerzo. (compartir)

Explanation:

The 5 sentences in Spanish telling which hobbies your friends and family have taken part in in recent years using the imperfect tense could be:

In Spanish, it corresponds to a verb tense formed by the root of the verb plus certain endings in personal pronouns, with the aim of describing past actions that are still occurring or that are habitual.

Therefore, the imperfect in Spanish corresponds to a tense with certain particularities used to demonstrate in a sentence routine past actions, promoting a context with the present tense.

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Answer:

Explanation:

5.- dospuntos  (dos puntos) ":"

6.- comillas ("")

Answer:

"Yo todavía no he empezado a leer el libro"

Explanation:

Answer:

"he"

Explanation:

Yo todavia no he empezado a leer el libro.

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