Answer:
1. De donde eres
which means where are you from? All the others mean how are you?, Whats new? and How is it going?
2. De nada
which means you're welcome, All the others mean goodbye, see you later, and see you tomorrow. Which are all ways of saying goodbye.
3. La siento
which means I can feel it, All the others mean you're welcome, delighted, and and the pleasure is mine.
Form questions using inverted word order. Put the subject at the end.
Answer:
The correct answers are: 1. Locutor/conductor. 2. Emisora. 3. Documental. 4. Publicidad/Anuncio/Comercial/Cuña. 5. Televidente/Telespectador/Espectador. 6. Diario. 7. Reportero/Periodista. 8. Actor/Actriz/Superestrella. 9. Lector(a). 10. Cine.
Explanation:
This exercise deals with vocabulary related to media. There is not only one option for most of the terms, since it depends on the kind of regional Spanish you might be learning. I presented all the possible options, which I explain bellow:
- Locutor - Mostly used for radio presenters.
- Conductor - This can be used for any person that presents a TV or radio show.
- Emisora - Refers to the physical radio station that broadcasts the signal.
- Documental - A documentary film.
- Publicidad/Anuncio/Comercial - These all refer to publicity and are commonly interchanged. They might be used for print, TV, or radio ads.
- Cuña - This is a specialized term used for the short radio ads presented during the pauses of a radio show.
- Televidente/Telespectador/Espectador - These all refer to the viewer. Most of the times, the used term depends on the regional use of Spanish.
- Diario - A daily print of a periodical publication, such as a newspaper.
- Reportero/Periodista - Reporter or journalist.
- Actor/Actriz - An actor or actress, respectively.
- Superestrella - A superstar. The question talks about a "muy famoso" (very famous) person, so this term might be in place.
- Lector(a) - A reader. Add the "a" at the end to make it femenine.
- Cine - This refers to the physical theater and to the movies industry.
