The correct answer is:<em> Veamos una película.</em>
Explanation:
In Spanish there isn’t a direct translation for the use of the word “<em>Let’s</em>” as used in this sentence to express a command or a suggestion. Rather, in Spanish language,<em> the verb is conjugated in its imperative form and then it’s followed by the direct complement</em> (“<em>una pelicula</em>”).
<em>In this case the verb watch is translated to the verb “ver” and then conjugated to the imperative form for the first person of the plural (“nosotros”). </em>
<em>Note</em>: When translating directly from English it isn’t clear that the command is directed to a “<em>we</em>” form (“<em>nosotros</em>”). Nevertheless, this translation uses the “<em>nosotros</em>” pronoun because using other personal pronoun might not be as accurate.
1. Yo espero que tú hables español. 2. Espero regresar temprano. 3. Pienso queesun buen hombre. 4. No creo quevengatemprano. 5. Es nesesario quevuelvaspronto.
1) Española / A girl from Spain. 2) Anaranjada / An orange wall 3) Amarillo / A yellow pencil. 4) Blancas / Several sheets of white paper. 5) Azules / Two blue T-shirts. 6) Paraguayo / A boy from Paraguay.