What does fuertes mean por favor?
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It depends... it can be "aloud / strong / tight"...
Originally Posted by VivaPalestina
“If cats looked like frogs we'd realize what nasty, cruel little bastards they are. Style. That's what people remember.” ― Terry Pratchett. -
1. Correct Originally Posted by VivaPalestina
Seeing that no one commented no my quiz, shall I go ahead and flatter myself thinking I got it all right?
Erito, you're gonna wish you never mentioned homework
Completa con mi/mis, tu/tus, su/sus. El poseedor esta en negrita
1. Juan esta casado: su mujer trabaja en un estanco.
2. Buenos dias, senora Lopez, esta tu hija?
3. Yo vivo con mi prima y mis dos hermanas.
4. Pedro y Juan nunca escuchan a sus amigos.
5. Hoy vas al parque con tu sobrino, verdad?
6. Tus primos son de Albacete como tu?
7. Llamas a tus padres?
8. Miriam tiene sus libros en la estanteria
9. Lee ---- respuestas en voz alta
10. Donde tengo mis llaves?
waaaaaaaaaaa no entiendo
2. Su. Because it says "señora", which indicates we are addressing the lady in a formal manner, thus we need "su" (possessive of "usted").
3-8. Correct
9. Lee tus respuestas en voz alta. (I'm ordering YOU to do something, and I'm addressing you informally. )
10. Correct
“If cats looked like frogs we'd realize what nasty, cruel little bastards they are. Style. That's what people remember.” ― Terry Pratchett. -
is that all? I was expecting a lot more anyway now that you are here I'll prepare the next test Originally Posted by VivaPalestina
Erito, you're gonna wish you never mentioned homework
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OK this is a quick one.
The Verb Form "hay"
The verb form "hay" has two meanings:
Examples:there is
there are
When used in questions, "hay" has two different meanings:Hay muchos libros en la biblioteca.
There are many books in the library.
Hay un libro encima de la mesa.
There is a book on the table.
Ejemplos:Is there?
Are there?
The verb form "hay" can also be used to answer questions.¿Hay un hotel en el centro?
Is there a hotel downtown?
¿Hay algunos libros por aquí?
Are there any books around here?
¿Hay un hotel en el centro?
Is there a hotel downtown?
Sí. Sí hay.
Yes. Yes there is.
¿Hay algunos libros por aquí?
Are there any books around here?
No. No hay.
No. No there aren't. -
Bunch of pictures hermosa, and I did the rest, altas, calvo, morena, gordos...the only one left is fuertes but I cant imagine what it might mean....well built? Originally Posted by citlalli
It depends... it can be "aloud / strong / tight"...
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Yaaaa way more, I'm still trying to do some of them Originally Posted by Erito
is that all? I was expecting a lot more anyway now that you are here I'll prepare the next test
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you know what's coming viva this is a easy one
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1. Hay tres libros encima de la mesa.
There are three books on the table.
There is one book on the table.
There are three books in the house.
There is one book in the house.
2. Hay un hotel en el centro.
The hospital is downtown.
There is a hospital downtown.
There is a hotel downtown.
The hotel is downtown.
3. Hay cinco chicas en mi clase.
Three girls are in my class.
There are three girls in my class.
There are five girls in my class.
Five girls are in my class.
4. Hay una pluma encima de la mesa.
There is a pencil on the chair.
There is a pen on the chair.
There is a pen on the table.
There is a pencil on the table.
5. Hay tres hombres y cinco mujeres aquí.
There are five men and three women here.
There are three women and five men here.
There are three men and five women here.
There are three boys and five girls here.
¿Hay dos presidentes de los Estados Unidos?
Sí. Sí hay.
No. No hay dos. Hay uno.
¿Hay más personas en México que en los Estados Unidos?
Sí. Sí hay.
No. No hay.
¿Hay un mapa en esta página?
Sí. Sí hay.
No. No hay.
¿Hay libros en la biblioteca?
Sí. Hay muchos.
No. No hay.
¿Hay peces en el mar?
Sí. Sí hay.
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Easy? We shall see! Originally Posted by Erito
There are three books on the table Originally Posted by Erito
There is a hotel downtown Originally Posted by Erito
There are five girls in my class Originally Posted by Erito
There is a pen on the table Originally Posted by Erito
There are three men and five women here Originally Posted by Erito
Are there two presidents in America? Originally Posted by Erito
No. No hay dos. Hay uno
Are there more people in Mexico than in America? Originally Posted by Erito
No. No hay
Is there a map in the page? Originally Posted by Erito
No. No hay
Are there books in the ---- library? bible? Originally Posted by Erito
Si. Hay muchos.
Mmmm are there ?? Originally Posted by Erito
Si. Si hay...maybe
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a little bit offtopic..
just wondering, Viva, sweetie, your spanish teacher, where he/she comes from??the first love is gone ... am waiting for the last one!! -
biblioteca yes library
¿Hay peces en el mar?
are there fish in the sea? hell no I've never heard about those things, all of we know that the sea is empty -
Offtopic is good Originally Posted by Zahra2008
a little bit offtopic..
just wondering, Viva, sweetie, your spanish teacher, where he/she comes from??
He's from Spain
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jajajajja thank you for making my day guapo Originally Posted by Erito
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haha np.
oh gosh I was wondering, why I'm not receiving updates from quick thinking thread and I just seen that is closed what happened? -
Oh Erito they split the threads when it becomes too big
There is a new one!
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english to spanish please!!
cat
ring
computer
cell phone
family photo
ipod
camara
baseball--->IsLam -
gato
anillo
computadora
móvil
foto de la familia
iPod (?)
cámara
béisbolMinä olen horjunut, epäilen enemmän kuin ennen
Mutta halusit ihmisen, sen viat, sen heikkouden -
translation english to spanish!!
i love to listen to music on my ipod and text my friends everyday i also love to go to the mall to hang out--->IsLam -
me encanta escuchar música en mi ipod y textear con mis amigos todos los días; también me encanta ir a las tiendas a vacilar
The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.
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hang out it can be also = pasear
the first love is gone ... am waiting for the last one!!
