Znam tylko azjatycki standard urody, proszę opisać, co masz na myśli.
Answer:
1. 早上九点我和弟弟上课
2. 晚上七点半我做作业
3. 每天下午五点我放学
4. 每天七点半我们吃饭
5. 昨天两点妈妈听音乐
Pinyin:
1. Zǎoshang jiǔ diǎn wǒ hé dìdì shàngkè
2. Wǎnshàng qī diǎn bàn wǒ zuò zuo yè
3. Měitiān xiàwǔ wǔ diǎn wǒ fàngxué
4. Měitiān qī diǎn bàn wǒmen chīfàn
5. Zuótiān liǎng diǎn māmā tīng yīnyuè
Translate:
1. My brother and I go to class at nine o’clock in the morning
2. I do my homework at 7:30 in the evening
3. I leave school at 5 pm every day
4. We eat at 7:30 every day
5. My mother listens to music at 2 o’clock yesterday
I hope this helps^^
I'm so sorry if I'm wrong
Answer:
The speaker likes the opportunities offered by poetry.
Explanation:
The speaker of the poem loves poetry, because it is a world full of opportunities. According to the speaker, poetry expands our mind, promotes reflection, stimulates the imagination and values our cognitive capacity, through its subjective and exploratory language. The prose cannot achieve this feat and is limited, as are the elements it stimulates in the human mind. There is no possibility in prose, but in poetry, yes.
Responder:
En Grecia, como en la mayoría de las culturas de Europa occidental, el 1 de mayo marca el final del frío invierno y el comienzo de la primavera y el renacimiento. Durante muchos siglos, "Protomaya" se ha considerado como la celebración de las flores y la naturaleza. El 1 de mayo también es el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores y ahora se considera un feriado oficial en Grecia.
Explicación:
I think it's the culture/genes they were brought/born into. Because it can be genetically made into your DNA or you might be raised in that certain household/culture that you're used to.
