Contratar = To hire
Despedir = To fire/lay off
Solicitar = To apply for
Empleo = Employment
Desempleo = Unemployment
Ganar bien = To earn good money
Pobreza = Poverty
Riqueza = Wealth
Exportar = To export
Ahorrar = To save (Specifically relating to money)
Gastar = To spend
Capaz = Capable
Conferencia = Conference
R<span>eunión = Reunion/gathering
</span><span>Compañía = Company
</span>Contratar = To hire
Puesto de trabajo = Job position
Ascender = To be promoted/to rise
Answer:
1 las
2 le
3 los
4 los
5 la
Explanation:
i think that is that but im not sure
Hacemos, bailaré, those are your future verbs
Answer:
While Mexico won a battle that day, it did not win its independence. That wouldn't happen until September 16th, 1810, which is the nation's actual birthday. But unlike the U.S., which celebrates Independence Day exclusively on July 4th, Mexico takes two days to celebrate — because that's just how it rolls.
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Answer:
Me gusta hablar con alguien interesante, pero nunca encuentro algo de qué hablar. Siempre que encuentro algo de qué hablar, nadie me pone atención.
Explanation:
I think that you're asking for help to use alguien / nadie and siempre / nunca adverbs. I've used the antonyms of each adverb to create both sentences.
