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3 years ago

What are these in spanish

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1.en mi opinión el azul y el blanco son los mejores colores

2. mi baño es más pequeño que mi cocina

3.su habitación está más limpia que la habitación de sus padres

4.Una habitación es menos grande que una casa.

5.Leer un libro es menos divertido que ir al centro comercial

Hopefully it helps !

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Answer:

1. En mi opinión, el verde y el blanco son los mejores colores.

2. Mi baño es más pequeño que la cocina.

3. Su dormitorio está más limpio que el de sus padres.

4. Una habitación es menos grande que una casa.

5. Leer un libro es menos divertido que ir al centro comercial.

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