Answer:
Translation:What do Neruda have in common with Manchado and Quiroga?
<em>lollipop: </em><em><u>pirulí</u></em>
<em>candy cane: </em><em><u>bastón de caramelo</u></em>
<em>christmas tree:</em> <em><u>árbol de Navidad</u></em><span>
<em>happy new year:</em> </span><em><u>feliz año nuevo</u></em>
<em>christmas eve:</em> <em><u>nochebuena</u></em>
<em>christmas day:</em><em><u> día de la Navidad
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</em><em>I hope this helped! :)
Anymore questions please ask :)
** P.s if you want to know how to say these words, just ask me :) **</em>
El burro= donkey
sabe= know
mas= more
So it would be "the donkey knows more than you"
