Answer: lo
Eduardo: ¿Compraste el libro para Mateo? Fernando: Sí, lo compré.
Translation:
Eduardo: Did you buy the book for Mateo? Fernando: Yes, I bought it.
Explanation: "Comprar" is a transitive verb and needs a direct object to complete its meaning. If we want to replace a direct object with its pronoun, it has to agree in gender and number with the direct object.
Since the direct object in this sentence is "el libro", which is a masculine and singular noun, the direct object pronoun is "lo". Lo compré.
In general, they were naked. However, Women could wear "naguas" and men might wear "taparrabos". The skirts were decorated with little stones and "fajitas". They also wear wooden stings on their arms, ankles, head as decorations. They sometimes put feathers on their heads and colored their bodies red, black and white.
Answer:
la rompas or tu no la rompas
Explanation:
im kinda confused lol but im fluent in spanish and thats like the only thing i can come up with that makes sense lol lmk if you want it a diff way ldk lol
Answer: ningún
Explanation:
nadie means nobody
nada means nothing
and ningún means she doesn't
A translation of the sentences is:
She doesn't have any envelope.
*Helpful tip: always remember the accent
