En la República Dominicana los invitados de la cena dejan un poco de comida en el plato. Es la costumbre. Si no comes toda la comida es ser un huésped grosero.
FILL IN THE BLANK
1. Va
2. Van
3. Vamos
4. Van
5. Vas
TRANSLATE SENTENCES ENGLISH TO SPANISH
1. Vamos a ir al gimnasio hoy?
2. Vamos al restaurante mexicano.
TRANSLATE SENTENCES SPANISH TO ENGLISH
1. Are you going to the library today?
2. I’m going to the party tonight.
TWO ORIGINAL SENTENCES.
Not sure what original means but I’m guessing it means present ??
1. Yo voy a mi casa.
I am going to my house.
2. Vamos al gimnasio.
We are going to the gym.
Answer:
Tenemos que guajalote se dice de la siguiente forma en Bolivia, Colombia, Argentina y Cuba:
Argentina: pavo o gallina grande.
Colombia: pavo.
Cuba: guanajo o pavo.
Bolivia: cocono o gallipavo.
CHILE: pavo
Es importante tener en cuenta que cada país cuenta con un lenguaje coloquial propio, este lenguaje se enfoca en la cultura, sociedad y cambios que ocurren.
Sin embargo, a pesar de la existencia del lenguaje coloquial, existe un lenguaje formal en donde se comparte un lenguaje único que permite la comunicación.
Explanation:
Unless this translation is wrong you are asking
<span>My little brother was hurt (hurt) frequently. How long have you had these? I have and I am congested. I never had (had) colds, but I had the arm twice. you do not have . You put on a sweater last night?
But there are no statements or anything to answer these questions. Are you missing part of the question?</span>
