Answer: the carnival of barranquilla
Explanation:
Answer:
in the heart of city Terrance
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Hope this helps...
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Here are the Translations of the following statements above...
[I will also show the English version, so you know which one is to which translation...]
I'm not the best at Spanish, but I do translate pretty well..
English (1): I went to the post office in order to send a letter.
Spanish (1): Me fuimos a el oficina postal en orden a envio un carta.
English (2): I bought some stamps.
Spanish (2): Me Compré algunos.
English (3): I wrote the address on the envelope.
Spanish (3): Me escribió el dirección en el sobre.
English (4): I put the letter in the envelope.
Spanish (4): Me puse el carta en el sobre.
Own created sentence...
English: I did not not bring the mail to the post office.
Spanish: Me hizo no no traer el correo a el oficina postal.
Oct 31st to nov 2nd ............
Try "Tienes"
it is a 2nd person singular "tu" of the verb "tener" meaning "have".
However, "Tener ganas de" is an expression meaning "feel like".
