Do you need like a sentence or what it means?
El auxiliar insiste en que ellos "tengan" las tarjetas antes de abordar.
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Answer:
- <u><em>Throwing water out the window </em></u>
Explanation:
Each country in Latin America (such as in any part of the world) has its own traditions, rites or <em>customs</em>, including some to celebrate the end of the year. Many of these traditions are simply superstitions that, although people do not believe them, fulfill them, " ust in case they are true."
For me, it was unknown until today, but in a reporter note of the digital edition of the newspaper El Pais it appears that "it is usual for people to throw a bucket of water on the street to clean the road of the year that begins."
So, <em>Lupita</em> is referring to <em>"Throwing water out the window"</em>, which in Spanish is "Lanzar agua por la ventana".
Just in case you need it, the translation of the original text of your question is:
Read the text and the question and choose the option with the correct answer.
<em>Good night, my name is Lupita. I am fifteen years old and I am from Uruguay. I like New Year's Eve parties. In Uruguay there is a custom to cleanse the spirit of people and to start the year well. What tradition or custom is Lupita referring to? </em>
- <em>Changing shoes and clothes </em>
- <em>Dancing with your father at midnight </em>
- <em>Throwing water out the window </em>
- <em>Eating twelve grapes</em>
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9.nos
I hope this helps :)
