People who work in Ecuador make 41.8% less money than people who work in Mexico. They both speak different kinds of Spanish
4.4% of the people in Mexico are most likely to be un employed than the people in Ecuador .
im guessing you want this to be translated, so it translates to "
They arrive at the school at eight-fifteen" :)
Answer:
1. El sobrino de Rosa <em><u>sabe</u></em> cómo leer y escribir.
2. José y Laura <em><u>conocen/visitan</u></em> la ciudad de Barcelona.
3. No <em><u>entrar</u></em> en el dormitorio de estudiantes.
4. yo <u><em>no se sobre</em></u> el profesor de literatura.
Answer: arriba, rojo
Explanation:
these are kinda common when it comes to spanish speaking you gotta roll the “r”.
Answer:
This is another example of correct use of vocabulary depending on context and knowledge of the topic. Thus, the answers and their explanations, would be as follows:
1. Innovar es un concurso argentino para: inventores (inventors). Innovar is a contest in Argentina for innovators.
2. El chileno Raúl Ramírez inventó una máquina para construir: muros (walls). This guy invented the machine CINVA-RAM, which allowed people from poor households to put on their walls with little cost.
3. La argentina Cecilia Bouzat investigó sobre: Las neuronas (neurons). She was born in 1961 and has been awarded several times for her studies in neurosciences. She was born in Bahía Blanca, Argentina.
4. Ellen Ochoa es: Astronauta e inventora (astronaut and inventor). She is an Hispanic-American woman who became an astronaut and also an engineer. She was born in Los Angeles from Hispanic parents.
5. Si estás en Colombia y quieres ver animación, dices que quieres ver: caricaturas (cartoons). This would be the best option from the two, because although in Colombia, there is a coloquialism that is "dibujitos", they refer to both cartoons and animated films. Since the question is related to animated features, then the best option is cartoons (caricaturas)
