This would be something equivalent to the Town Square or The Main market, and in Spanish this would be called "Plaza".
So for example, this place in Mexico City is called Plaza de la Constitución (although it's known as Zocalo to most)
The Olmec, Maya, and Aztecs were the three early main groups of MesoAmericans.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
Thanks for asking.
Answer: in Spanish you call it la hora
Explanation:
1. The store at ten (could be said, vamos a la tienda a las diez?) (or without the question mark to make it a demand)
2. And the papers? (I’m assuming “yo” was a typo. If not, then it translates to (“me the papers”, which makes no sense)
3. Not us, the cards.
4. My parents never
5. You pass first?
6. You always the blankets. (There’s some blanks that need to be filled in)
7. Who else is in the matrimony?
That’s all I’m doing mate, I got more work to do myself.
Answer:
Tienen tantas camisas como nostros.
