Hello :)
The Answer is (aquellos)
I mean sure you can watch TV in a cabin and that's the proper phrasing so its true
Answer: where there is legally administered bilingualism in bilingual regions or at national borders or where there is a relevant tourist or commercial interest airports, train stations, ports, border checkpoints, tourist attractions, international itineraries, international institutions.
Explanation: I hope this helps probably not but you welcome :)
Trabajar means: to work
Since it's your friend that works in a restaurant, you conjugate it to él/ella/ud.
Mi amiga <em>trabaja</em> en un restaurante.
