Los padres de mariela (conseguir, jugar, oír) boletos para el partido de fútbol. en la mañana, mariela (poner, salir, jugar) al
golf con sus primos. mariela (mostrar, oír, suponer) su colección de pelotas de fútbol. los hermanos de mariela (poner, preferir, perder) jugar videojuegos. mariela y yo (empezar, ver, salir) a hacer el desayuno. la mamá de mariela no (traer, recordar, volver) si hay fruta (fruit) para el desayuno. el papá de mariela (entender, dormir, traer) los boletos para el partido de fútbol. mariela y yo (contar, poder, repetir) ir al partido con nuestros amigos. y tú, ¿ (contar, querer, repetir) ir con nosotros?
Mariela's parents get tickets to the football game. In the morning, mariela go out to golf with her cousins. mariela shows her collection of soccer balls. Maria's brothers prefer to play video games. mariela and me start to make breakfast. Maria's mom does not remember if there is fruit (fruit) for breakfast. mariela's dad , brings tickets to the football game. mariela and I go to the game with our friends. and you, , want go with us?
The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people in the Philippines have a distinctive culture in society and also have limited legal rights. Gays and lesbians are generally tolerated (if not accepted) in Filipino society.
