1. Receta
2. Síntomas
3. Aspirina
4. Radiografía
5. Embarazada
6. Antibióticos
Answer:
Soy de.
Explanation:
Ricardo: Buenas tardes. ¿Cómo se llama? ¿De dónde es? Pedro: Buenas tardes. Yo soy Pedro Morales. Soy de Nicaragua.
Ricardo: Good afternoon! What is you name? Where are you from?
Pedro: Good afternoon! I am Pedro Morales. I am from Nicaragua.
The verb we have here is SER.
It's an irregular verb in every form, and it has to be memorized.
It means to be. There is to verbs in Spanish language that mean '' to be ''.
Ser and Estar.
Ser -- we use it to describe things or people, to describe someone's occupation, possessions, origin, nationality, time etc. This verb is used for more permanent things and situations that are not likely to change.
To people who need our immediate help in the hospital.
Answer:
A: tu y yo voy a la cafeteria para comer
Espero que esto te ayude
Pablo: Where we are ,Susana?
Susana: I don´t know. I think near the docj and the ship
Pablo: How do you know? This is the same street.. And ,See that highway? There's a lot of traffic.
Pablo: I think we need to cross that street and walk to the right
Susana: No. Is to the left.
Pablo: ¡Be careful Susana! That driver is a maniac (or insane). He goes to a fast speed. Where's the police?
<span>They should put a really big ticket. Where so we cross?
</span>Susana: There is a crosswalk at the crossroads.
Pablo: I don´t want to cross. The traffic is very bad. I think nobody have permission to drive in Panamá.
Susana: Calm down Pablo. I see the dock. The ship is right behind that building.
Susana: The traffic light is green now. We can cross
Sorry if i came too late, but is a really big paragraph, and translating sentence by sentence on my own is a bit difficult.
