well, i could tell you my traditions. In colombia, marriages are very similar to American marriges, although we do have some differences. For example, the food and the music are totally different, Most families will host a dance as part of the celebration. Couples will dance to Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Vallenato, just about anything. But, they will dance. And so will most of the guests. and usually the party goes on until really late at night, there is a lot of drinking , specially aguardiante , which is a colombian drink. Also , many Colombian couples will follow the tradition of Las Arras. The Arras are little coins that are exchanged during the wedding ceremony. These coins are given by the groom to the bride as a symbol that what is mine (monetarily speaking) is now yours. The way and number of coins is not as important as the actual exchange of the coin.

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Please translate, thanks

vladimir2022 [97]

Answer:

No one will do this.

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What is the name of the chicken and potato soup that is very popular in the capital of Bogotá?

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Ajiaco Colombiano! hope it helps!

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Question 1 with 1 blank Supongo que ustedes You answered(blank) (escribir) el ensayo para mañana. changedQuestion 2 with 1 blank

alukav5142 [94]

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1) habrán escrito

2) habrá presentado

3) habrá llamado

4) habremos pintado

5) habrás terminado

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This is an exercise to complete with the tense "Futuro Compuesto", which is used to talk about an action or event that will have been completed at a certain point in the future. It can also indicate probability, or what might have or could have happened. The future perfect (or Futuro Compuesto) is formed by combining the auxiliary verb “haber” with the past participle. In this case, “haber” is the verb that takes the inflection and is conjugated in the future tense.

Here is the conjugation of the verb "haber" in the future:

Yo habré

Tú habrás

Él/ Ella habrá

Nosotros habremos

Vosotros habréis

Ustedes habrán

1) Supongo que ustedes habrán escrito el ensayo para mañana. The verb "haber" is conjugated in the future of the 3rd person plural, as the subject is "ustedes", and is followed by the participle "escrito" in order to indicate likelihood or conjecture. It is an action that the speaker thinks will be completed by that time in the future. The future time is indicated in the adverbial of time "para mañana".

2) Mañana a esta hora, el dramaturgo habrá presentado su última obra. The verb "haber" is conjugated in the future of the 3rd person singular, as the subject is "dramaturgo", and is followed by the participle "presentado" to refer to an event or action that hasn't happened yet but is expected or predicted to occur at a certain point in the future (mañana a esta hora).

3) Tengo un mensaje, me pregunto quién me habrá llamado. The verb "haber" is conjugated in the future of the 3rd person singular, as the subject is unknown or impersonal, and is followed by the participle "llamado" . In this case, the verb refers to an action that has already happened, and the speaker is conjuring who may be the agent of that action.

4) Para el final del verano los artistas y yo habremos pintado tres cuadros. The verb "haber" is conjugated in the future of the 1st person plural, as the subject is "nosotros", and is followed by the participle "pintado" to indicate an action that is expected to occur at a specific time in the future (para el final del verano).

5) ¿Tú habrás terminado la novela para la semana que viene? The verb "haber" is conjugated in the future of the 2nd person, as the subject is "tú", and is followed by the participle "terminado". In this case, the speaker is asking another speaker for the possibility of having finished the writing by next week. Again, the verb indicates an action that is expected tu occur at a specific time in the future.

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