Answer:
The correct answers are:
- Concierto.
- Grupo.
- Cantante/solista.
- Disco/álbum.
- Discos/álbumes.
- Boletos.
- Taquilla.
- Divertir.
- Placer.
- Público.
Explanation:
This is specific vocabulary related to the music industry and would be translated as follows:
- Concierto - Concert
- Grupo - Group/band
- Cantante/solista - Singer/solo artist
- Disco/álbum - Disc/album
- Discos/álbumes - Discs/albums
- Boletos - Tickets
- Taquilla - Box office/ticket office
- Divertir - To have fun
- Placer - Pleasure
- Público/audiencia - Audience/corwd
In some Spanish speaking countries, the word "<u>taquilla</u>" might change into something different, like "<u>boletería</u>," but keeping the same meaning.
The word "<u>audiencia</u>" could also refer to an audience as a judicial interview.
This all depends on the regional Spanish voabulary that you are working with.
Answer:When talking masculine words end in o and feminine end with a. Also pronouns are: El and ese for masculine and Ella and esa for feminine. When starting a sentence you start with El, La, Ellos, and Lo ( The, They, That,) examples: La Mano ( The Hand ) is one of the exceptions sometimes the firsts word and the second word won’t be both masculine or feminine. Examples of Feminine : La Niña ( The girl ) La Piña ( The pineapple ) Examples of Masculine: El sillón ( The chair ) Los baños ( The bathrooms ) At first this is confusing and when the terms aren’t both feminine or masculine say then out loud to see if they makes sense.
Explanation:
1. Lupe y Juan DIBUJAN
mucho en la clase de arta
2. Tu USAS
la computadora en la clase de tecnologia
3. Yo NECESITO
una calculadora para la clase de matematicas,
4 Tomas y yo PRACTICAMOS
deportes en la clase de educacion fisica
5. Marta HABLA
mucho en la clase de espanol
5. Quien ENSEÑA
la clase de ciencias?
Answer:
for which language !!!!!!!
