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bija089 [108]
3 years ago
11

Soy Juanjo de México. Mi cuate Rodrigo es de Puerto Rico. Rodrigo tiene un cuate y guareto, se llama Antón. Rodrigo y Antón son

altos y calvos. Ellos tienen un perro muy gordo, se llama Bola. Me gusta practicar fútbol y hablar con Rodrigo y Antón en el jardín de su casa. Based on the information in the text and what you learned from the lesson, what relationship does Juanjo have with Rodrigo and Antón?
What relationship does Juanjo has with Rodrigo and Anton?

Brother
Acquittance
Uncle
Friend
Spanish
2 answers:
FromTheMoon [43]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Friend (amigo)

Explanation:

because it says my buddy( porque dice mi cuate)

Sonja [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Friends.

Explanation: In the first bit of the text; we can read: "Soy Juanjo de México. Mi cuate Rodrigo es de Puerto Rico. Rodrigo tiene un cuate y guareto, se llama Antón."

This says something like:

"I am Juanjo from México. My "friend" Rodrigo is from Puerto Rico. Rodrigo has a close "friend" who is called Antón"

Here the word "cuate" means something like "friend"

So the relationship that Juanjo has with Rodrigo and Anton is one of friendship, then the correct option is the fourth one.

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