Why do you say "LE dice" rather than just "dice"? ​

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what does this say about your appreciation?

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this is the translation

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La Salud dental de mi paciente me interesa

Dentista

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La

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Muchacha is one word, and its feminine, so la is the answer :D

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1.estas tu en la clase hoy

2.esta usted senor

3.es dentista

4.somos altos

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1.estas tu en la clase hoy  2.esta usted senor  3.es dentista  4.somos altos

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espanol latino

Based on the audio, the things that Pablo should do are option B, C and D:

Sore throat is additionally known as: Pharyngitis. It is common for diseases like the cold or flu to be accompanied by pain or irritation in the throat, which can happen with or without swallowing.

Note that Dr. Sepulveda mentions in the paragraph that she spoke with Pablo on the phone and that he has a fever, a sore throat, and needs an injection and as such the options above are the right things to do if he wants to get over the sickness.

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Mi nombre es doctor Sepúlveda y hoy habló con Pablo por teléfono hablo no está bien Él tiene dolor de garganta tose mucho y tiene fiebre él necesita una inyección Based on the paragraph, what should Pablo do? Do strenuous exercise. Go see the doctor. Rest for two weeks. Stay hydrated.

My name is Dr. Sepúlveda and today I talked to Pablo on the phone. I'm not doing well. He has a sore throat. He coughs a lot and has a fever. He needs an injection. Based on the paragraph, what should Pablo do? Do strenuous exercise. Go see the doctor. Rest for two weeks. Stay hydrated.

Based on the audio, what should Pablo do?

Do strenuous exercise.

Go see the doctor.

Rest for two weeks.

Stay hydrated.

Answer:

go see a doctor

Explanation:

if he needs an injection, going to see a doctor would be the logical response

Answer: 2.fueron 3.fui 5.fuimos 6.fueron 7.fue 9.fueron 10.fuisteis 12.fueron 13.fue

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A. Sancho

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this is false

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vinegar

lemon juice

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Where they put the tooth.

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It seems like the most logical answer. We don't really need to know when it happens, or who takes the tooth. The tradition to recieve something doesn't go with the fact that he lost a tooth. So, the answer would be where they put the tooth. Hope this helps! If it's wrong, I'm sorry.

In this question we read and choose the option with the correct answer.

The legend is the same, but instead of a fairy coming to get the baby tooth at night, it's a friendly mouse that makes this exchange. He also leaves a gift or a coin for the kids under the pillow.

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

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

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Answer: use translator

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Responsible- irresponsible

Puntual- impuntual

Atento- Despistado

Paciente- impaciente

Sociable- insociable

Trabajador- Vago

Competente- Incompetente

Activo- Pasivo

Oraganizado- Desorganizado

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tried

Answer:

what are the characteristics of poetry

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Answer: La poesía tiende a tener tres características principales que la diferencian de otras formas de escritura. La primera característica de la poesía que no se encuentra en muchos otros tipos de escritura es el uso de la rima. La rima es una de las partes más reconocibles de la poesía. Cuando algo rima, normalmente tiene dos palabras que tienen sonidos finales similares.

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1. cita

2. medico de familia

3. consulta

4.

5. sala de espera

6.sintomas

7. pruebas

8. una prueba

9. tensión

10. análisis

11. recetara

12. especialista

13. profunda

14. puntos

15. escayolar

16. urgencias

17. radiografía

18. esguince

19. ambulatorio

Explanation:

They are correct but you are missing some words in your table of words.

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here it goes

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1. ¿Qué hora son? (What Time is it?)

Son las 2:27 de la tarde. (it's 2:27 p.m.)

2. Yo soy Paris y Ella es Paula. ( I'm Paris and she is Paula.)

3. Nosotros somos sus Amigos. (We are their friends.)

4. Ellos son de El Salvador. (They're from El Salvador.)

5. Ella es la asistente. (She's the assistant.)

6. Mi perro está jugando con el zapato. (My dog is playing with the shoe.)

hope this helps!

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Verb conjunctions are words that connect two or more verbs in a sentence. They are used to show the relationship between the actions or events described by the verbs. Examples of verb conjunctions include "and," "but," "or," "yet," and "so."

Verb conjunctions are words that connect two or more verbs in a sentence. They are used to show the relationship between the actions or events described by the verbs. Examples of verb conjunctions include "and," "but," "or," "yet," and "so."In Spanish, verb conjunctions are called "conjunciones" and they serve the same purpose as in English. Some common Spanish verb conjunctions include "y" (and), "o" (or), "pero" (but), "porque" (because), and "así que" (so). However, the usage and placement of verb conjunctions in Spanish may differ from English, so it's important to learn the specific rules and guidelines for using them correctly in Spanish.

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First line: Cumplo

second line: Necesito

La novela "Doña Bárbara" se desarrolla en un ambiente rural en Venezuela, específicamente en las vastas llanuras de los llanos venezolanos, en Apure.

Los llanos son extensas llanuras o planicies de gran tamaño que se encuentran principalmente en América del Sur, abarcando territorios en países como Venezuela, Colombia, Brasil y otros. Son regiones caracterizadas por su topografía plana y escasa elevación, con amplias extensiones de terreno llano y abierto.

Estas extensas y salvajes tierras de los llanos son el escenario principal de la historia, donde se desarrollan los conflictos y las interacciones entre los personajes. El ambiente de "Doña Bárbara" se caracteriza por su carácter agreste y desafiante. Los llanos venezolanos son representados como un territorio vasto y árido, dominado por la naturaleza y marcado por la violencia y la lucha por el poder. El entorno físico influye en las dinámicas y los comportamientos de los personajes, reflejando la dureza y la crudeza de la vida en esa región.

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Las palabras que completan este e-mail son chismes, acaba, crucero, creo, visitaron, camping.

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Todos nadamos / Todos nadan (We all swim (Todos nadamos) and You all swim (todos nadan))

Yo no (Not me or no, me would be either yo no or no yo depending on what you want to say (Can I get some context?))

A la semana

los días

nado tres veces (I swim three times (tres veces is perfectly fine))

Explanation:

All were correct depending on what you wanted to say, since I didn't get any context.

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the answer will be A because it sound more better and not fluent

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O sintagma adjetival

Explanation:

De acuerdo con la información, podemos inferir que el sintagma correcto de esta oración es un Sintagma verbal.

Para identificar el sintagma de la oración debemos identificar cada uno de los componentes de la oración. En este caso, el núcleo de la oración es el verbo "naufragó", lo que indica que el sintagma principal es verbal. Adicionalmente, el verbo "naufragó" expresa la acción principal de la oración, mientras que "el barco" y "sin resistir a la tormenta" funcionan como complementos del verbo.

De acuerdo con lo anterior, podemos inferir que la oración "naufragó el barco sin resistir a la tormenta" constituye un sintagma verbal.

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Answer:

letricia and i go to my fathers house on fridays

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О  vamos.                                                  

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Leticia y yo vamos a la casa de mis padres los viernes.

...

Answer: recordamos

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:))

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Recordamos

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Translation: My dad and I remember my mother.

For this question, we must simply choose the answer that best fits the context of the question in Spanish, which demands knowledge of vocabulary as below:

Knowledge of vocabulary in Spanish helped us answer the questions above by allowing us to understand the meaning of the words and phrases used in each question.

By recognizing and comprehending the vocabulary, we were able to determine the correct responses based on our understanding of the language. It enabled us to identify words related to colors, clothing items, locations, and expressions of need or preference.

For example, question 1 is about a wallet. It tends to make more sense for a wallet (cartera) to be inside our pockets, which is why we chose "en la bolsa" as the right answer. By using the same logic with the other questions, we are able to answer them correctly.

This is the complete question:

Complete this practice test to review the vocabulary you have learned in this lesson.

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yo bebiendo, este bebiendo, el bebiendo

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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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