Tú cantas cuando tus padres llegan a ya estoy en la casa.
Ana escucha música cuando Juan la llama.
Mis maestros necesitan papel.
Again, similar to the previous question, since this is third person plural (they), you would use the verb form ending in -n, such as necesitan, since that is the plural form.
Necesitamos is used for we.
Necesito is used for I.
Necesitais is used for you, plural.
Personaje
Vendaje
Oleaje
Hospedaje
Arbitraje
Aterrizaje
Pelaje
Carruaje
Aprendizaje
Lenguaje
Answer:
"¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?"
Explanation:
Assuming this person is asking a <em>friend, </em>they would want to keep things casual, hence the 'tu'.
One might ask: "¿Cuál es su número de teléfono?" If they were referring to a superior, or someone who should be treated with great respect.
(In this case, <em>su, </em>still means 'your' except in a more formal manner)
If you were to ask someone else what the telephone number of <em>someone else </em>is, you can also say the question "¿Cuál es su número de teléfono?"
(In this case, <em>su,</em> translates to: her or his)
