Question

1. ANA Alo, soy Ana. ¿Que tal? ANA 2. JUAN Hola, pero ¿por que me llamas tan tarde? JUAN 3. ANA Porque mañana tienes que llevarme a la universidad. Mi auto esta dañado. ANA 4. JUAN ¿Como se daño? JUAN 5. ANA Se daño el sabado. Un vecino (neighbor) choco con (crashed into) el. ANA

Answer 1

Answer:

1. ANA:  Aló, soy Ana, ¿Qué tal?

2. Juan: hola, pero ¿por qué me llamas tan tarde?

3. ANA: Porque mañana tienes que llevarme a la universidad. Mi auto está dañado.

4.  JUAN: ¿Cómo se dañó?

5. ANA: Se dañó el sábado. Un vecino chocó con él.

Explanation:

1. ANA: Hello, I'm Ana, how are you?

2. Juan: Hi, but why do you call me so late?

3. ANA: Because tomorrow you have to take me to college. My car is damaged.

4. JUAN: How was it damaged?

5. ANA: It was damaged on Saturday. A neighbor collided with him.

Spelling accents in Spanish, á, é, í, ó, ú may seem insignificant, but in reality they are a very important way to show how a word is pronounced, since they show the intensity. Every word in Spanish has an accent, a syllable that is accentuated, but does not always have to be in writing. The rules for knowing where the accents are and why they can be quite difficult for non-native speakers to understand.