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The answer is es and están. It’s es because it is a characteristic. It’s son because it’s plural, and aburridos meanest it’s a characteristic. La película es muy aburrida y mis amigos están aburridos de verla.
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<span>siga (single) or sigan (plural)
tenga (single) or tengan (plural)
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Yo trabajo en la oficina. Yo lavo mis manos en el baño. Yo cocino mi comida favorita en la cocina.
When Spanish people want to wish each other good luck, they say “Mucha mierda!” Turns out that is roughly the Spanish equivalent of “break a leg”
Answer:
Las
Explanation:
"Las" would make the most sense because the people Ernesto is referring to are all "sisters (hermanas)" aka all women
Whenever there is a group of women being pointed out, you have to use the feminine term for "them" which is "Las"
"Los" would work only if there was a male or males among them or only a group of males in general
"Lo" and "La" are singular but "hermanas" is more than one sister therefore those would be incorrect also
