Hace sol — va hacer calor
Have viento— va hacer viento
Va hacer frío
Hace calor — va hacer verano
Have lluvia —va hacer lluvia
Hace— va hacer tormenta
Hace nieve— va a nevar
Hace sol - va a hacer buen tiempo
Esta nublado
The letter 'H' is never pronounced in Spanish. Such examples are "hasta", "horchata", and "humanos". The letter "H" is almost always used exclusively as the first letter in words, but it may be used in the middle of words such as "mucho" or "hechar", where it makes a "ch" sound.
El padre espera que su hija RECOGE la basura de la calle.
Nosotros esperamos que el groupo SIGUE a nosotros
El pueblo ELIGIO a su presidente el año pasado.
<h2>Right answer: The Bay of Biscay</h2>
San Sebastian is a tourist city located in the Bay of Biscay (coasts of the Cantabrian Sea) in the mountainous Basque Country, Spain. This wide bay of the North Atlantic Ocean is located in the western part of Europe.
In addition, is important to note this city is well known for its beaches and its food.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
You did not mention the time, the moment in history, or any specific election. However, we can answer in general terms.
The sectors of the population where Latins gained acceptance in the United States society are basically in the business sector and some government offices in states such as California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York, Connecticut, and Illinois.
Latinos have increased their presence in public offices and in the corporate world of the above-mentioned states. For instance, Mexicans have a strong presence in places such as Los Angeles, Phoenix, Tucson, Connecticut, Texas, and Chicago.
Puerto Ricans and Dominicans have a strong presence in New York. Cubans, in the state of Florida.