Which form of vivir is in the preterite ellos form? Viven Vivieron Viviste Vivo

Tamales History: Tamales originated in Mesoamerica as early as 8000 to 5000 BC. The preparation of tamales is likely to have spread from the indigenous cultures in Guatemala and Mexico to the rest of Latin America. According to archaeologists Karl Taube, William Saturno, and David Stuart, tamales may date from around 100 AD.

Empanada History: Empanadas have their origins in Galicia (Spain) and Portugal. They first appeared in Medieval Iberia during the time of the Moorish invasions. A cookbook published in Catalan in 1520 mentions empanadas filled with seafood among its recipes of Catalan, Italian, French, and Arabian food.

Asado History: The asado originates from Argentina's colonisation in the XVIth century. The conquistadors brought with them bullocks and cows from Northern South America, which, abandoned in the middle of thousands of hectares, proliferated and became the primary source of food.

Platanos History: Plantains are believed to have originated in Southeast Asia. Two groups of plantains are thought to have a common origin: the horn plantain and the French plantain. Both types grow in India, Africa, Egypt, and tropical America. The French plantains also occur in Indonesia and the islands of the Pacific. (This is the closest thing I could find to Platanoes)

Fritos History: The Frito Company was born in 1932 at the height of the Great Depression. The family of Charles Elmer (C. E.) Doolin (1903–1959) owned the Highland Park Confectionary in San Antonio, and Doolin, twenty-eight at the time, wanted to add a salty snack to their repertoire. He responded to an ad in the San Antonio Express. The ad, placed by Gustavo Olguin, listed for sale an original recipe for fried corn chips along with an adapted potato ricer and nineteen retail accounts. Doolin bought the small business venture for $100, and began to manufacture the chips in his mother’s kitchen with the help of his father, Charles Bernard Doolin; mother, Daisy Dean Stephenson Doolin; and brother, Earl Doolin. These four founders made up the first board of directors, with Charles Bernard Doolin serving as the first chairman.

Yerba Mate:  Mate can be traced back to the Guaranis, an indigenous people who lived in Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay. Called “Ca'a”, meaning “plant” in Guarani, yerba mate was consumed for its energising properties, to aid mystical rituals and give hospitality.

Ceviche History: However, it is widely accepted that ceviche originated on the Pacific coasts of Peru nearly 2000 years ago. The Moche civilization, who inhabited the area, prepared fish with the juice of a local passionfruit known as tumbo.

Taco History: Tacos are thought to come from Mexico, long before the Spanish arrived. Ancient Mexicans used freshly made, soft, flat corn tortillas and gave them with fillings like fish and cooked organs. It was a staple meal that provided vital nutrients and energy to those who consumed it.

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D) All of the answers are correct.

Answer: all of these are correct

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Hermanda

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Tema

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Protagonista

Explanation:

Protagonista translates to protagonist which in turn defines Vanessa in the text

Answer:

1. Mi cumpleaños es en febrero.

2. 26 de octubre de 2020

3. 27 de octubre de 2020

Explanation:

Answer:

yess it is very hard, i know

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it is

Answer:

ExQue vas a hacer hoy?

Cuantas manzanas tienes ahi?

Te ayudo con algo?

Quieres ir afuera?

Quieres manejar?

Explanation:

Hope this helps.planation:

Answer:

So your naming each floor  is simple up to the 5th floor(quinto piso) so I wrote the rest Hopefully it helps

Explanation:

h = primer piso

g=segundo  piso

f= tercer  piso

e=cuarto piso

d= quinto piso

c= sexto piso

b= séptimo piso

a= octavo piso

Answer:

you said "my freind is Maria her class first ends at nine and 4 she likes shirts and pants "

Explanation:

also its cuatro and you should probably say this I'm no gonna change anything just gonna make sound like more sense "mi amiga es Maria su primer clase termina a las nueve y cuatro. Le gustan las camisas y pantalones"

Answer:

pimiento

Explanation:

Answer: Subway or bus

I don't know your options but anything along the lines of a subway, train, or bus should work.

Conjugation (present simple tense)

yo: estoy

el/ella/usted: está

nosotros: estamos

Ustedes: están

Ellos/ ellas: están

Answer:

Explanation:

Describe one room in your house in which you will host the party. Include two items in the room you selected. (e.g., The living room in my house has a lamp and a rug.)

"En la biblioteca de mi casa voy a hacer la fiesta ya que ahí hay un gran espacio para hacerla solo tengo que retirar la gran mesa y cubrir los libros".

Explain one chore you do in that room to get the house ready for the party. (e.g., I sweep the floor.)

"Para hacer la fiesta en la biblioteca debo recorrer la gran mesa, quitar las sillas y cubrir los libros"

Describe another room in your house in which you will do the preparations for the party. Include two items in the room you selected. (e.g., The kitchen in my house has a table and a stove.)

"En la sala, que está al lado de la biblioteca, voy a poner una mesa con la botana y la cava para las bebidas."

Explain one chore you do in that room to get the house ready for the party. (e.g., I wash the dishes.)

"Voy a lavar el piso y colocar unas mesas pequeñas"

Answer:

Un lugar en la casa que yo hago fiestas es en la sala y yo tengo un sofa y una televisor. Yo cuando estoy en la sala yo limpio el piso para que este limpio. Yo uso mi lavanderia para agarrar los materiales para que decore la sala. ahi contiene un mueble y una labadora.

Explanation:

One place in the house where I have parties is in the living room and I have a sofa and a television. When I am in the living room I clean the floor so that it is clean. I use my laundry to get the materials to decorate the room. there it contains a piece of furniture and a washing machine.

Answer:

I can help

Explanation:

I'm Dominican so Ik spanish. When you first start taking spanish they're gonna teach you the basics. So just tell me what you'd like to study first, but there is also an app called "Duolingo" it has any language on there that you need to learn it's free, you don't even really have to download it you can just login

Answer: you should get familiar with the ending changes for nouns.

for i it is yo in spanish and the words for I do something like i speak would end in o so  speak in spanish is hablar you take the ar and change it o

so i speak is yo hablo

for you in spanish it's Tu the ending is as so you speaks is Tu hablas

for he/she/ and they

he = el

she = ella

they = usted

the ending for this group is habla changing ar to a so he or she or they speak i habla

we in spanish would be nosotros (no-so-trose)  and that ening ends in amos so we speak would we hablamos

the next ones is he / she/ they plural.

so ellos is plural for boys or men in this situation

ellas is plural for girls or women

and Ustedes is plural for many people, like a group

so the ending for this ends in an so ellos hablan. ellas hablan,  or ustedes hablan

you will more verbs with alternating endings as you progress in spanish.

I hope this miniature lesson in espanol helped adios amigo good luck!

Answer:

an infinite

Explanation:

acabar de +infinitive

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yes definetly

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Answer: sorry but i dont know the answer soo yeah

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Answer: mucho gusto amigo

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Answer:

hola compa como se yama

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Yo hablo español

Answer:

Pasearon por Miami.

Explanation:

"Primero viajamos hacia Miami por avión, desde Pittsburgh, la ciudad donde vivimos. Salimos desde Pittsburgh a las cinco de la mañana para llegar a la Florida y tener suficiente tiempo para pasear y ver la ciudad de Miami."

Answer:

C.) Cuadrada

Explanation:

I don't CAP

Answer:

1.) soy     9.) son

2.) eres   10.) somos

3.) es       11.) es

4.) son     12.) eres

5.) somos

6.) son

7.) son

8.)  es

Explanation:

Answer:

1.) Yo soy alta    

2.) Tu eres de Guatemala  

3.) Ella es bonita

4.) Usted son el hermano de Pablo    

5.) Nosotros somos jugadores (players) de fútbol

6.) Ustedes son muy simpáticos.

7.) Ellos son los hijos de Maria.

8.)  José es bajo.

9.) Enrique y Fernando son de España.

10.)  Veronica y yo somos estudiantes

11.) Olivia es rubia.

12.) ¿Tú eres el hijo de Pedro?

Explanation:

Yo - soy

Tu - eres

Ella/el/usted - es

Nosotro(a)s - somos

Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - son

Answer:quiero comprar ropa tipica pero prefiero ir a visitar el Museo del jade.

Explanation:

Answer:

usted

Explanation:

"Tu" is used as an informal pronoun. You would use it with friends or siblings. Usted gives a formal pronoun. You would use it with Mr, Mrs (Senora in this case), and people of higher power than you.

Answer:

I think the Answer is Martinique.

Explanation:

All the other's are in the greater Antilles but Martinique is in the Lesser Antilles.

Answer: Las cebollas son frescas.

Answer:

este

Explanation:

Answer:

este

Explanation:

este — this (near the speaker)

ese — that (near the listener)

aquel — that (away from the the speaker and listener)