Pope Francis is fluent in Spanish<span>, </span>Latin<span>, </span>Italian<span>, German, French and English. Pope Benedict XVI spoke French, </span>Italian<span>, </span>Latin<span>, English and </span>Spanish<span>. Pope John Paul II was fluent in a dozen languages. As the Bishop of Rome, it makes sense to know the language of the people you are serving. I hope this helps you</span>
6. J'achète du pain à la boulangerie.
7. Nous prenons de la viande à la boucherie.
8. La poissonnerie est en face au café.
9. L'épicerie est près à la pâtisserie
This depends on your age and what language you are trying to learn really. Think about it this way, when you were born, how long did it take you to learn English (or your native tongue)? About five years right? This also depends on a bunch of other different factors like how much you practice, your determination, and the fluency of the language your speaking. So really there is no real definite answer because all people are different, but if I were to say, I'd say about five years...
The answer to the following question:
<span>What is the best definition for the underlined word based on the following sentence? "The motley nature of the poems from this unit is meant to give the reader an all-encompassing view on American poetry." A. Long-winded B. Difficult C. Boring D. Diverse
is:
D. Diverse</span>
Imprint or making their mark
I hope that's help ! Happy Saturday :)
