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When I was still in school, my French 4 class shared a time and room with the French 5 class. My teacher had the desks in the classroom organized into groups of four, and French 4 took up one...
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In Spanish, the tenses are: the "presente" (present), the "pasado" (past) and the "futuro" (future). The past expresses something that happened previously. The past perfect is a form of absolute...
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1.) Gabriel juega al tenis todos los dias Because the subject is a he sothe verb should be in the he/she form.
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In order to translate this properly I will provide you with all the possible uses of the colon in between digits. This could refer to time-telling, but it could also be time elapsed (as with a...
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(Tu) quieres levantarte temprano. (informal) (Usted) quiere levantarse temprano. (formal)
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You can say: "Son las dos y treintaiseis" (it's 2:36) or, "Las dos y treintaiseis" (2:36) "A las dos y treintaiseis" (at 2:36) If it was 2:35, another common way of saying it would be: "Veinticinco...
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In Spanish, 8:23 can be written: las ocho y veintitres If it's the morning (8:23 am): las ocho y veintitres de la manana If it's the evening (8:23 pm): las ocho y veintitres de la noche In a 24...
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The correct wording for the task is "Escribe una carta en español a tu maestra de español donde dices qué país hispano le gusta más, y detalla el por qué. An example of such a task would be:...
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This question is one I can answer in English helping you with reasons why you might choose an Hispanic country while you create the letter in Spanish. For example, I might choose Bolivia which is...
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Some of the sentences in this activity should be completed with the verbs conjugated in the "subjunctive" form. The subjunctive form is used in Spanish whenever the sentence expresses a wish, hope,...
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The answer to your question seems to be entirely in present tense, so I will follow that same format. if using Latin American Spanish, the translation would be: Merche nos pide rentar un automóbil...
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¿Qué prefiere usted comer para el desayuno? Yo prefiero a comer cereal con leche para el desayuno.
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The missing verb is llover, which means “to rain.” Your sentence translates in English to this. When it rains I have no desire to go, but not going to rain tomorrow. If I understand you...
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The United States continues to expand linguistically. This has been the case for decades due to immigration. Due to the large influx of Spanish-speaking immigrants, Spanish is widely considered...
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The answer to your question is "Tú me dariás una respuesta." The first option, "daría" is used with third person subjects such as "el and ella." The third option, "daríais", is a conditional...
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The answer to your question is actually "un cuento chino". There have been instances where the entire idiomatic expression "cuento de viejas" has been used. However, upon performing more research...
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In the novel, El ruido de las cosas al caer, Juan Gabriel Vasques uses the Spanish jargon of the region of Medellin and Antoquia, Colombia, also known as "paisa". The typical definition of "chico"...
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i HOLA! What your teacher wants you to do is to break down the steps to the process in Spanish. Most FL teachers request projects like these in order to test your use of verbs, your if/then...
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I appreciate Miguel Ángel's diversity. For anyone to be proficient in sculpture, architecture, and painting is pretty amazing. Most artists tend to stick to one genre, or at least only achieve...
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The Spanish compound word "rompecabeza" does mean "head breaker", but the inner meaning is that it is a "mind breaker", as in "brain puzzler". When translated into English the word loses its...
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This is a fairly interesting question. The accepted translation of the term comes out to be "Oh, My God." It is used in a moment of exclamation, something where one is challenged with the...
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Te veia sufrir todos los dias y yo sin poder hacer nada al respecto. I would see you suffering everyday, while I was not able to do anything about it. (You could also say "saw" but the prosody of...
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There are a number of ways to make this request. If you are making this request to a friend or anyone you are address with "tú", you can say: "Además podrías hacer una torta para mi fiesta de...
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Spanish Language
The word "Que" is important here as it means "What." The verb ser can be used here to represent "is." Given both of these, your opening translation will begin, "Que es..." This is a fairly...
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Novio: (masculine noun) boyfriend or sweetheart “Juan es mi novio” “John is my boyfriend” ; female gender would be “Novia” Pais: (noun) country, synonym: nación Chisme: (masculine...
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You are asking for a summary of two poems -Mientras por competir por tu cabello and Peso ancestral- and one short story, Las medias rojas. They are not connected among them and belong in different...
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Spanish Language
I think I understand your question. What you want to know is how to use "me" as part of the phrase "Yo me". Considering that you are building a PowerPoint in which you introduce yourself, my guess...
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1) El Senor Armstrong habla espanol muy bien para un norteamericano. 2) Quien? La senora Martin? Si, Si, la conoci la semana pasada en el baile.
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1. Elena y yo/preocupado -> Elena y yo estamos preocupados [plural, masculine form of the adjective] 2. Juilian/nervioso -> Julián está nervioso [singular, masculine form of the...
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Vivo en una casa in Liverpool, y para jugar en un equipo Academia de Liverpool.
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I guess there are some typos and mistakes in the transcription of the sentences, since some of them do not make sense. - To begin with, in the first sentence “el” must be a typo for “en.”...
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Well, my Spanish is by no means perfect, but here is my attempt. You might want to check my efforts alongside an online translator just to check that I have done this OK. Estaba corriendo por la...
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As eNotes editors, we cannot write your essay for you, but here are some suggestions to help you get started. I will throw in some Spanish vocabulary (in parentheses) that might come in handy with...
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Generally speaking, the sentences are correct, but there are some mistakes. The sentences could be rewritten as follows, 1. Soy miembro del club de español. Es divertido. Hace tres semanas que soy...
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In spanish, 'one' is 'uno'.
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The sentence "I don't play golf and I never go fishing" can be translated into Spanish as follows: "No juego al golf y nunca voy a pescar". As you see, you must use the present tense, which is one...
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A "modal" is a verb that indicates a need or a possibility. Because of this, modals also identify a "mood" in the verb. In the English language, modals and modals auxiliaries include : can, may,...
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Spanish Language
The meaning of this phrase, translated into English, is "I love you." The phrase is from the Spanish language. The word "te" in this phrase means "you." It is a form of the word "you" that shows...
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It might be helpful to narrow the range for your restaurant. You need for the name to be in Spanish, so the obvious choices would include names of Spanish foods that you have in your vocabulary....
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Hola! The way you would say $1.7 billion in Spanish is: "Uno punto siete billones de dólares". The literal translation to those words is actually "one point seven billion dollars" because in...
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If your question is whether the school district where we work employs teachers to work for the Spanish program, my answer would be "yes." As part of a federal initiative presented in 2006 by the...
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Well, this is a very interesting question. It is vitally important for those of us who speak English as our first language to realise that Romance languages (Italian, French and Spanish etc.) are...
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In addition to the previous post: Could you let us know which regional Spanish are you learning? There are myriads of words that are used differently in most Spanish countries (do not forget, we...
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Yikes! It is not difficult, actually. All you have to do is FIRST form the sentences using the parts of the classroom. What your teacher wants is to know whether you can grasp the concept of using...
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herappleness, eres profesora de idioma tambien? Que capa eres. Soy estudiante de espanol y he estudiado hace dos anos. Sigo aprendiendo - lo mas que aprendo, lo mas que me doy cuenta tengo que...
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1. Ellas 2. Usted/ Tú 3. Él 4. Ellos 5. Ustedes 6. Yo 7. Tú 8. Ella 9. Nosotros 10. Ustedes
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There is some level of vagueness present in the question. When you say that you need help with it, I guess I am wondering if you need help with the translation of the two situations or how to...
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"Dime la historia" and "Dime el cuento" are not idiomatic. "Me dicen el cuento" is not idiomatic and conveys a different meaning: ‘I am being told the story.’ "Dime la cuento" is incorrect from...
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My grandaughter is taking college Spanish II and she says it is hacemos which means "we do."
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The answer to "our grandmother gave her something" in Spanish is "Nuestra abuela le dio algo a ella" The only time when you use "nuestras" is if its MORE than one grandma. The other nouns are not...
