H is silent
J makes the H sound
One R makes a short roll. Double R makes a longer roll.
You roll your tongue twice for Rs next to each other and then roll your tongue once for the singular R
One L makes the L sound. Double L makes the Y sound.
I makes the ee sound.
G makes the J sound if followed by an e or i
C makes a Z sound when it is followed by an e or i.
Ñ makes a ny sound (think of Nyan cat)
B and V sound almost EXACTLY alike. V doesn't make the V sound in English, it makes a quick B sound without touching your lips.
CH is pronounced the exact way you learned to pronounce it in English.
<span>"Alonso y yo estamos en Estados Unidos ahora mismo, Arizona para ser específico. Estamos planeando nuestro viaje a México, y vamos a ir a las dos ciudades más grandes, Ciudad de México y Santiago de Querétaro. Me siento muy emocionado de ir a estas ciudades, pero también estoy nervioso. Sólo espero que podamos mezclarnos y comunicarnos con la gente que nos rodea, y pasar un buen rato, también."
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To translate that for you, I am saying: "Alonso and I are in America right now, Arizona to be specific. We are planning our trip to Mexico, and we are going to go to the two biggest cities there, Mexico City and Santiago de Queretero. I am feeling very exited to go to these cities, but I am also nervous. I just hope that we can blend in and communicate with the people around us, and have a great time, too."
Answer:
Fort his exercise, we have to complete the senteces with the correct form of the verbs SABER or CONOCER
Explanation:
The verbs saber and conocer are like in English TO KNOW. The differences are the following ones: saber is used to talk about to know information, facts or a language for example. And conocer is used to talk about how you know a person or a place.
Conjugation
Yo: sé/conozco
Tú: sabes/conoces
Él/ella/usted: sabe/conoce
Nosotros: sabemos/conocemos
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: saben/conocen
1. ¿Tú sabes hablar francés? (Do you know how to speak French?)
2. Yo sé cómo hacer la tarea. (I know how to do the homework)
3. Mis padres no conocen el Parque Nacional Yosemite. (My parents do not know the National Park Yosemite)
4. Anita y yo sabemos dónde está el parque. (Anita and I know where the park is)
5. Quien sabe dos lenguas vale por (is worth) dos. (Who knows two languages is worth for two)
Comprar is the verb. In the yo form it’s compro tu form is: Compras
