I need help please. Ignore the top part that show all the foods. Just so you know this is for Spanish.

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1) 6+4.5-(19-3):4

6+4.5-16:3

6+4.5-5.333

5.167

2)La diferencia entre el doble de un número y 4 es igual a 20. ¿Cuál es el número?

x-x+4=20

2x+4=20

2x=20-4

2x= 16

x= 16/2

x= 8

El numero. es 8

Verificamo:

8+8+4=20

Entonces si esta bien :D

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Answer:

el heroe subio a la Torre para rescatar a la princesa

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Recibía un nuevo par de zapatos para Navidad el año pasado. Or the 2nd One

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When I say or the second one thats what it is ( jus wanted to make dat clear)

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Go fishing

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1: B go shopping
2: D the jewelry store
3: D credit card

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1. terminan 2. llevan 3. lleva

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Hablo español ._.

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Pacífico, Pintoresco. Virgen, Vibrante, Vivo, Inspirador

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Tus amigas y tú siempre se besan en las mejillas cuando se encuentran.

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Para obtener asistencia en español, llame al 800-829-1040.

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Nosotros practicamos deportes.

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1. Ella comenzo a estudiar con Bronislava Nijinska y David Lichine.

2. La profesora explico la teoria de la relatividad.

3. Extrano mucho a mi hermano, y es por eso que hablo con el telefono todos los dias.

4. El va llegar de la iglesia.

5. Tengo que llevar a mi hijo al doctor.

6. Estoy mirando en tu.

7. Tu necesitas venir a la oficina.

8. Uno puede practicar una profesion, un deporte o un arte.

9. Yo voy a preguntar.

10. Me prepare para ganar.

11. Manana regresare a casa.

12. Solo quedan dos episodios para que termine la temporada.

13. Tomo el dinero y se lo metio en el bolsillo.

14. Como a;farero, me encanta trabajar el barro y crear cacharros.

15. Mi novio y yo vamos a viajar a Ecuador este invierno.

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what drawing? Im confused

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Coco is set during the Day of the Dead festivities that are held during the first two days of November. The film depicts several of the customs associated with the festival. Like many Mexicans, Miguel’s family construct an altar to honor their deceased family members, decorating it with their photos and stacking it high with offerings such as candles, marigold flowers and personal possessions.

Miguel’s search for Ernesto de la Cruz begins shortly after he discovers that the singer is his great-great-grandfather. The theme of a missing relative is a common feature in Mexican art, relating to the country’s Aztec ancestry and the lost culture, traditions and identity of pre-Columbian Mexico. To reunite with the past, Paz says, would mean “nothing less than to return to our origins, to reunite ourselves with our ancestry, to break out of our solitude.”

The flamboyant Mexican portrait artist Frida Kahlo even makes an appearance as a character in the film. The legendary bohemian is one of the stars of the Land of the Dead, appearing as a skeleton in her colorful traditional costumes alongside her famous pet monkey.

Alebrijes are brightly-colored sculptures representing fantastical creatures born from Mexican folk traditions. The film features a number of these fantastical creatures, including a flying dog and a winged jaguar. These traditional animals were first developed by Mexican artist Pedro Linares, who once dreamt that he was surrounded by magical animals. Since Linares’ dream, the art form has been popularized by local artisans in the southern state of Oaxaca.

Please do not use word for word when you are writing your essay.

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I don't like these glasses. 1 of 2 I want to buy 2 of 2 of them.

Explanation:

"No me gustan estas gafas." translates to "I don't like these glasses." in English. It expresses the sentiment that the speaker does not have a favorable opinion or preference for the mentioned glasses.

"No quiero comprar ninguna de ellas." translates to "I don't want to buy any of them." in English. It conveys the speaker's lack of interest or intention to purchase any of the mentioned items, specifically referring to the glasses.

Both sentences convey a negative sentiment towards the glasses and express the speaker's decision or preference not to acquire them.

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A) Es un tipo de música que viene del Caribe con influencias de hip hop.

Ο El reggaetón

B) Es un evento con la gente que marcha en las calles para celebrar algo.

Ο Un desfile

C) Es el derecho de estar en otro país por protección de persecución.

Ο El asilo político

D) Es cuando los ciudadanos no tienen propiedad privada y no hay clases sociales.

Ο El régimen comunista

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I speak spanish <33

Answer:

Se durmieron

Se aburrieron

Explanation:

There are two correct options

Manuel y Felipe se durmieron en el cine. La película fue muy mala

or

Manuel y Felipe se aburrieron en el cine . La película fue muy mala.

En esta pregunta, llenamos los espacios en blanco para dar sentido a la oración.

Manuel y felipe fueron en el cine. la película fue muy mala.

Manuel and Felipe went to the cinema. The movie was really bad.

Learning Spanish takes practice, and that's great practice.

Aprender español requiere práctica, y eso es una gran práctica.

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1. estamos

2. estás

3. doy

4. vamos

5. Estamos

6. van

7. das

8. van

9. está

10. da

11. está

12.  Está

13. vamos

14. da

15. está

16. voy

17. damos

18. Voy, estoy

19. vas, voy

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Native spanish speaker

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Tiene que presentar un pasaporte vigente de EE. UU. (pasaporte libreta o pasaporte tarjeta) y el documento oficial (FMM) que emita el Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM). Los que viajan a México en automóvil deben llevar un registro vigente de vehículo, aunque no viajen fuera de la franja fronteriza. Y debe de esta vacunado.

You must present a valid US passport (passport book or passport card) and the official document (FMM) issued by the National Migration Institute (INM). Those who travel to Mexico by car must carry a valid vehicle registration, even if they do not travel outside the border strip. And it must be vaccinated.

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hola, de dónde eres??? eres de latinoamerica, España o estados unidos??

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1. El almuerza

2. Yo prefiero

3. Tu puedes

4. Nosotros(a) seguimos

5. Usted supone

6. Nosotros(a) mostramos

7. Tu quieres

8. Ella piensa

9. Ellos(a) traen

10. Nosotros(a) Cerramos

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I hope this can help u:-)

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2. Vender: vendo, vendes, vende, vendemos, and vendan

3. Buscar: busco, buscas, busca, buscamos, and buscan

4. Usar: uso, usas, usa, usamos, and usan

5. Llevar: llevo, llevas, lleva, llevamos, and llevan

6. Cantar: canto, cantas, canta, cantamos, and cantan

8. Esperar: espero, esperas, espera, esperamos, and esperan

9. Beber: bebo, bebes, bebe, bebemos, and beben

10. Preparar: prepare, preparaste, preparo, preparamos, and preparan

11. Llegar: llego, llega, llegas, llegamos, and llegan

12. Escuchar: escucho, escucha, escuchan, escuchamos, and escuchas

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hable

viajaron

visitamos

desayuno

comiste

escribieron

salisteis

tome

preparo/lave

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At the beginning of her memoir, Catalina is a young woman living in a convent, on the verge of taking her vows to become a nun. She eventually transforms herself into a soldier with a male persona, adept at killing both on and off the battlefield. In positioning herself as a man, she exhibits many stereotypically male traits, including bravado, competitiveness, and aggressiveness. She possesses a quick temper and responds to insults with her sword. She writes very little about her feelings—her memoir is almost entirely devoid of introspection. She appears to have no compunction about killing men for reasons as trivial as offending her over a game of cards. Despite the fact that she generally depends on violence to solve problems in her day-to-day life, she is very intelligent, and many times she survives by using only her wits. She moves from place to place regularly, never settling down or developing close relationships with others, perhaps for fear that they will discover her greatest secret—that she is a woman.

Although Lieutenant Nun covers more than twenty-six years, Catalina shows very little personal or emotional growth. The Catalina at the end of the memoir is nearly identical to the Catalina from the beginning; the passage of time is apparent only when Catalina writes that it has. Her development is primarily in terms of the violence she commits. She becomes a better soldier over the years, and she also becomes more readily able to kill at the smallest provocation. Despite her abilities as a soldier, or perhaps because of them, she rarely expresses emotion. One of the few times she describes how she feels is when she expresses joy about meeting her brother. Another is when she is plunged into despair after killing him. Catalina’s life, and her secret identity as a woman, doesn’t allow for many intimate relationships. Her relationship with her brother is the most important relationship in her life, but she devotes only a few words to it. Catalina clearly values her skill and prowess as a soldier and as a man far more than she does her emotional development, which she likely associates with her biologically designated gender—one she has worked so hard to hide.

Explanation:

ummmmmm do u need this is spanish?

umm ¿necesitas esto es español?

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Explanation:

Subject pronouns:

yo; tú; él/ella/usted; nosotros/nosotras; vosotros/vosotras; ellos/ellas/Uds.

-ar verb endings:

A.) vosotros/vosotras       est-áis

B.) -o

C.) nosotros/nosotras       est-amos

D.) tu                                   est-as

E.) ustedes/ellos/ellas                      est-an

F.) usted/el/ella                               est-a

Answer:

A. Vosotros / vosotras

B. Yo

C. Nosotros / nosotras

D. Tu

E. Ellos / ellas / ustedes

F. El /ella / usted

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its a song written by John De Mado called "Como es tu familia?"

Answer:

We knew it means : lo sabíamos

Explanation:

Answer:

La sabíamos (feminine)

Lo sabíamos (masculine)

Answer:

sesenta y seis

Explanation:

i know that because my first languaje is spanish