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Bogdan [553]
2 years ago
14

Please helppp I don’t know the answers pleaseeee

Spanish
2 answers:
aliina [53]2 years ago
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21. Estoy durmiendo
22. La tarea es para mañana
23. Si, puedo escuchar
24. Pasear al perro or camina al/el perro
Hope this little bit helped :)
andrew11 [14]2 years ago
3 0
15 is Escoba which is broom
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In the culture of most Spanish-speaking countries and Spain, women legally retain their two maiden surnames when they get married.

However, for social purposes (legally, she continues to use her original name in most of these countries), the woman can "eliminate" her maternal surname and add her husband's surname to her paternal surname using the preposition de. This in turn comes from the abbreviation of the Spanish tradition of calling a married woman "<em>Señora de</em> the husband's surname", where "Señora de" (Mistress) in this context means "Lady of" or "owner of".

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Following in the context of surnames in Spanish-speaking countries, the children of a couple will have the first surnames of each parent. The first surname being the paternal and the second the maternal.

For example, a boy named Miguel, whose mother is called María Luisa Duarte Márquez and whose father is called Luis Fernando Álvarez Hermoso; will legally have the name of Miguel Álvarez Duarte.

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<h2 /><h2> 3. Answer: Lourdes Blanco de Arias  </h2>

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