Idk if you want this translated but here you go
“We are from Buenos Aries .”
Tú casa es grande.
The difference between "tú" and "usted" depends on the formality. "Tú" is used <u>when talking to friends or relatives (informal)</u> while "usted" is used <u>when talking to older people or a person of high social rank (formal)</u>.
In this case we want to write the <u>informal</u> form of "tú", so we use "tú". Also, when dealing with <u>permanent states</u>, the verb "ser" (to be) is used.
Answer:
the first one I think, it means "we like yellow leaves".
Explanation:
I hope this helps :)
Answer:
lances and swords. Their lances were long wooden spears with iron or steel points on the ends, used to devastating effect on masses of native foot soldiers. In close combat, a rider would use his sword.
Explanation:
<span>IN SPANISH
</span><span>1. EUCALIPTO
</span><span>2. ALBAHACA
</span><span>3. ARTEMISA
</span><span>4. MEJORANA
</span><span>5. MENTA
</span><span>6. ORÉGANO
</span><span>7. ROMERO
</span><span>8. SALVIA
</span><span>9. TOMILLO
</span><span>10. AJO
</span><span>11. NABO
</span><span>12. ANIS
</span><span>13. ACHICORIA
</span><span>14. ACELGA
</span><span>15. CANCHALAGUA
</span>16. HIERBABUENA
17. ESCANCEL
18. CONGOJA
19. CANCERINA
20. ABEDUL
21. PERVINCA
22. POLYGALA
23. RUDA
24. AILE
25. ENCINO
<span>.........................
</span>
<span>1. EUCALYPTUS
2. BASIL
3. ARTEMISA
4. MEJORANA
5. MINT
6. ORÉGANO
7. ROMERO
8. SALVIA
9. THYME
10. GARLIC
11. NABO
12. ANIS
13. ACHICORIA
14. ACELGA
15. CANCHALAGUA
16. HIERBABUENA
17. SCANCEL
18. CONGOJA
19. CANCERINA
20. BIRCH
21. PERVINCA
22. POLYGALA
23. RUDA
24. AILE
25. ENCINO</span>
