I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. The name of the late afternoon snack that many people in the Spanish-speaking world enjoy would be la merienda. It <span> is a light meal in Southern Europe, particularly Spain and Portugal. Hope this answers the question.</span>
You can say my in Korean in many ways. You can say 나의 (pronounced as na-eei). If you want to say, for example, this is my pencil, you'll say 이것은 나의 연필이다. This is more a formal way.
But, if it is informal, you can say 내 (pronounced as ne). It is kind of a shortened way of the informal way, 나의.
Answer:
नजमवापषनदविउउषथक ानवनमन
Explanation:
खवजाषाथअषाटनथमयनय थउथउनष खउजयनय
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Helen Keller did understood the word doll when Ms. Sullivan spelled it in Helen's hand. But however she confused the meanings of mug and water.
Answer:
A work that is factual in content is called <u>nonfiction</u> while imaginative prose, something made-up is called <u>fiction.</u>
