In Spanish:
Simplemente añada -s para crear el plural. Sin embargo, el género de un adjetivo que termina en -e no se ve afectado. Similar a cómo la mayoría de los adjetivos con terminaciones consonantes cambian para uso solitario o plural, pero no para uso masculino o femenino. Agregue -es para crear el plural.
In English:
Simply add -s to create the plural. However, the gender of an adjective that ends in -e is unaffected. Similar to how most adjectives with consonant endings change for solitary or plural usage, but not for masculine or feminine usage. Add -es to create the plural.
Mis amigos y yo fuimos al centro comercial y nos divertimos mucho siempre íbamos a la playa en el sur, tenía arena en los ojos, pero después de todo era genial, también fuimos a una fiesta muy divertida ...
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Answer:
estan durmiendo
Explanation:
Esta is the singular version of estan when you are only talking about one person, either a man or a woman. Estoy is the spanish translation of I am sleeping. Estamos is when you are talking about a group of people that includes yourself. Therefore, estan is correct because you are talking about a group of people sleeping that does not include you.
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Latin America takes in a fair few countries, so travellers tend not to stick to just one. Apart from Brazil or Mexico it's quite common to travel in several countries on one trip and not uncommon to cover the whole region. For this reason regional guide books have been concentrated on here, picking out the best and naming and shaming the worst.
