Read the following dialogue. There are some words borrowed from Spanish. You need to identify and list five words borrowed from
the Spanish language. Submit your list to your instructor. María and Justin are good friends. They are talking about María’s little brother’s party. María: Hola, amigo! Are you coming to my little brother’s birthday party? Justin: Sure, I wouldn’t miss it. Are you going to have a piñata? María: Of course! What is a fiesta without a piñata? Both laugh. Justin: Are you going to have tacos? Because I love tacos! María: Yes, we will have tacos and burritos too! Justin: Great! I haven’t tried burritos yet, but I like my tacos with guacamole and salsa. María: What about jalapeños on the side? Justin: Oh! No, gracias! That’s too hot for me! María: Well, we will have tortillas as well, so people can prepare their own fajitas. Justin: Sounds yummy! I’m hungry already! Where’s the fiesta going to be? María: It’s going to be in the plaza. Justin: Are you wearing your poncho? It will be cold outside. María: Yes, that’s a good idea! Did I tell you that my grandma made it for me? She will love to see me wearing the poncho! Justin: Is your grandma coming from Mexico for the fiesta? María: Yes, everybody is coming! Justin: That’ll be fun! See you there! Adiós! María: Adiós!
This is fairly subjective, but one way to describe Enrique Salaverría’s sculpture of a woman with a building raising up from her head would be "majestic" and "powerful"
esta es una captura de pantalla de todas las fotos! Espero que esto te ayude, ya que actualmente estoy aprendiendo español, así que mis palabras están un poco oxidadas riéndose a carcajadas
