El hijo de mi tío es my primo (cousin)
Answer:
Tere: Whose is this wool scarf? Alejandro, is it? Alejandro: No, it's not. I do not wear scarves. But these gloves are. I bought them last year. Carlos: Hey, Alejandro, why do you have that TV in your box? It's from Tere and mine. It is not and you know it. Alejandro: It's not yours! It is not ! Your TV is in your room. Tere: This time Alejandro is right, Carlos. But Alejandro, what are you doing with those sunglasses? They are from Carlos. Alejandro: They are not! They are not from Carlos! He lost his sunglasses last week. Carlos: I do not remember. But Alejandro, why do you have those socks in your suitcase? Are not they Carlos's? Alejandro: Ah ... ah ... well, this ... well yes. They are from Carlos. The socks are. I do not know how they got (they got in) in my suitcase. How weird! Tere: Yes, how curious!
Explanation:
<span>"Alonso y yo estamos en Estados Unidos ahora mismo, Arizona para ser específico. Estamos planeando nuestro viaje a México, y vamos a ir a las dos ciudades más grandes, Ciudad de México y Santiago de Querétaro. Me siento muy emocionado de ir a estas ciudades, pero también estoy nervioso. Sólo espero que podamos mezclarnos y comunicarnos con la gente que nos rodea, y pasar un buen rato, también."
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To translate that for you, I am saying: "Alonso and I are in America right now, Arizona to be specific. We are planning our trip to Mexico, and we are going to go to the two biggest cities there, Mexico City and Santiago de Queretero. I am feeling very exited to go to these cities, but I am also nervous. I just hope that we can blend in and communicate with the people around us, and have a great time, too."
Answer:
por ahora
Explanation:
por ahora is present tense because it means for now