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Sedaia [141]
2 years ago
12

Estoy Aburrido What does this mean ?​

Spanish
2 answers:
Sergeeva-Olga [200]2 years ago
4 0

it means "I am b0red" in english

AnnyKZ [126]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer is "I'm_bored".

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Hello Mariamars,

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I'm suppose to describe a surprise party using past tense and imperfect verbs but I'm not sure how I can use imperfect verbs. Does this paragraph makes sense? Le di a mi hermana una fiesta sorpresa! ¡Es mi mejor amiga! ¡La fiesta de cumpleaños de mi hermana tuvo lugar (took place) al fin de la semana pasada y acabó de cumplir veintiséis años. Mi hermana no estaba en casa ese día. Ella se sentía deprimida. ¡Yo quería alegrarla! (I tried to use the imperfect here.) Invité a mis amigos: Momo y Mark. También, invité la hermana de mi amiga de su infancia, Nikki, y su madre Carla. Antes llegó a casa, Momo, Mark y Nikki decoran la sala con globos, flores y confeti. Nikki madre preparó un pastel de fresa. Compré galletas, helado y patatas fritas. Cuando mi hermana abrió la puerta, más tarde esa noche, dijimos "Sorpresa! Feliz Cumpleaños"! Mi hermana estaba muy contenta! En primer lugar bailamos! Entonces Carla preparó tacos, papas fritas y ensalada de huevo.

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Firstly, great attempt for a beginner in Spanish ...well done and thank you for completing your basic profile wink

I think that you could say:

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or My friend's mother = La madre de mi amiga

I have also made some other corrections above which might prove helpful. I am an intermediate level student and am not fluent yet.

I hope this helps

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