Answer:
- Question 1: ¿Cómo es tu padre?
What is your father like? (What does he look like?)
(alto y moreno):
He’s tall and has dark hair/ skin tone (it doesn't specifically mention hair)
- Question 2: José, ¿dónde están mis papeles?
Jose, where are my papers?
(en el escritorio):
(On the desk)
- Question 3: ¿Cómo es la escuela de Felipe?
what's Felipe's school like?
(pequeña y vieja):
(Small and old)
- Question 4: ¿Son mexicanos los amigos de ustedes?:
Are your friends Mexican?
(puertorriqueños):
(Puerto Ricans)
- Question 5: Mami, ¿dónde está mi tarea?:
Mommy, where is my homework?
(en la mesa):
on the table
- Question 6: ¿Cómo son los hermanos de Pilar?:
What are Pilar's brothers like?
(simpáticos):
Nice
Explanation:
I translated them all in google translate and then made sure they were correct in<u> spanishdict.com </u>.
All through your leg because of your nerve endings I believe...
Before you o somewhere try and learn as much as you can about their culture. Don't want to go somewhere and the people kill you because you did something they think is terrible. Oh and learn the basics of their language
The correct answer is " haga "
