A. Julio is saying that the best choice is to open a savings account
Carlos wants Julio's feedback on what kind of account he should open to save his money.
A - is recommending to open a savings account
B - is saying in case he opens a saving account
C - is saying it's true that you open a saving account
D - saying unless you open a savings account
It's asistimos. You should use a Spanish dictionary some of the other words don't exist.
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<em>1. </em><em>Arturo y Bernardo tienen una </em><em>reservación</em><em> en el hotel para una habitación doble con un cuarto de baño doble.</em>
- Reservación is a feminine singular noun that means reservation
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<em>2.</em><em> Nosotros entramos al hotel y vamos a la </em><em>recepción </em><em>para obtener una habitación. </em>
- Recepción is a feminine singular noun that means reception.
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<em>3.</em><em> Recibimos la </em><em>llave </em><em>para abrir la puerta. </em>
- Llave is a feminine singular noun that means key.
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<em>4.</em><em> Subimos a la habitación en la </em><em>escalera </em><em>porque el ascensor no funciona bien.</em>
- Escalera is a feminine singular noun that means stairs.
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<em>5.</em><em> El</em><em> botones </em><em>sube las maletas. </em>
- Botones is a masculine singular noun that means porter.
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<em>6. </em><em>La habitación es muy grande y tiene dos puertas. Una puerta da al pasillo y el otro da al </em><em>balcón</em><em> al aire libre. Allí hay una mesa y unas sillas. Nos sentamos allí para mirar el parque. </em>
- Balcón is a masculine singular noun that means balcony.
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<em>7. </em><em>Yo tengo mi raqueta de tenís. Vamos a buscar la </em><em>cancha</em><em>. </em>
- Cancha is a feminine singular noun that means tennis court.
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<em>8.</em><em> No tengo traje de baño. Entonces no puedo ir a la </em><em>piscina </em><em>hoy. </em>
- Piscina is a feminine singular noun that means swimming pool.
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<em>9. </em><em>Voy a la recepción para hablar con el </em><em>recepcionista</em>
- Recepcionista is either a masculine and feminine singular noun but here is being used as a masculine one and means receptionist.
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<em>10. </em><em>Las personas que hacen un viaje son </em><em>viajeros.</em>
- Viajeros is a masculine plural noun that means travelers
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Este is as if you are refering to something so it would be "this" piano an esa is also like you are refering to something except you are saying "that"
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