A "sweet 16" is celebrated on a girl's 16th birthday. The word "quince" means "fifteen," in Spanish. So, a quinceañera is actually celebrated on a girl's 15th birthday, and not her 16th. Latin-American countries are the ones that celebrate la quinceañera. Obviously because they're the Spanish-speaking countries. On the other hand, the Sweet Sixteen is celebrated mainly in the United States, and in Canada. But those two events, the Sweet Sixteen, and la Quinceañera, revolve around the same purpose. They are both meant to celebrate a girl's transition, from girlhood into womanhood. What that means is that on a girl's 16th birthday (in America) or on a girl's 15th birthday (in Spanish speaking countries) it is the first day in her life, that the girl is considered a woman.
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Explanation:
Actividad 1:
a) Ahí b) Hay c) Ay d)ahí e)hay, ahi f)Ay, hay ahi g)ahí h) hay i) hay,ahi
Actividad 2:
a) a
b) ah
c) a
d) a
f) a
g)ha
Answer:
1. Estudiamos.
2. Estudia.
3. Desea / Quiere.
4. Tomo.
5. Cantar.
6. Bailar.
7. Canto.
8. Caminan.
9. Cantan.
Explanation:
In this exercise you have some missing words and you have to complete the blanks. To do that you must pay attention to the context. Read all the sentences and try to guess the missing words by context.
For example:
1. Teresa and I study at University.
2. Teresa studies foreign languages.
3. She wants to work in the United States.
4. I take journalism classes.
5. I also like to sing and (6) dance.
7. On Saturdays I sing with a tuna.
8. The tuna group walk the streets and (9) sing the traditional songs of Spain.
Un día me levante tarde porque mi alarma sonaba más que una ormiga. Luego cuando vi el teléfono eran las cinco de la tarde y estaba muy cansado.Luego llámame a mi maestro para rectificar mis 10 ausencias pero el maestro no le dio la gana de ayudarme. Conclusión más nunca me levanto a las cinco de la tarde!
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