Castilian dialect, Spanish Castellano, a dialect of the Spanish language (q.v.), the basis of modern standard Spanish. Originally the local dialect of Cantabria in north central Spain, Castilian spread to Castile. After the merger of the kingdoms of Castile, Leon, and Aragon in the late 15th century, it became the standard language of all Spain and in the following centuries the language also of Spanish America.
1. They took it for granted.
2. They went too far.
3. They mumbled.
4. They had a food time.
5. They got their way.
6. They made quite a splash.
7. They had a falling-out with us.
8. They blocked our way.
9. They complimented us.
10. They kicked the bucket.
Answer:
la oficina de turismo
Explanation:
The sentence reads (literally):
<em>I go to _______ in order to learn more information about the country where I am on vacation.</em>
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Obviously, you need to go to some kind of tourist info desk to get that kind of information.
Look at the answer choices:
- La isla: this is an island, but that doesn't make sense in the context
- La naturaleza: this is nature, but this doesn't make sense
- La acampada: this is camping, which also makes no sense
- La oficina de turismo: this is the tourism office, which is definitely a good place to go if you want to learn more about the area
Thus, the answer is B.
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