Answer:
5. tienen ganas de
6. tienes ganas de
7. tenemos ganas de
8. tengo ganas de
Explanation:
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<em>lollipop: </em><em><u>pirulí</u></em>
<em>candy cane: </em><em><u>bastón de caramelo</u></em>
<em>christmas tree:</em> <em><u>árbol de Navidad</u></em><span>
<em>happy new year:</em> </span><em><u>feliz año nuevo</u></em>
<em>christmas eve:</em> <em><u>nochebuena</u></em>
<em>christmas day:</em><em><u> día de la Navidad
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</em><em>I hope this helped! :)
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** P.s if you want to know how to say these words, just ask me :) **</em>
Volcán de Fuego, whose original name in the indigenous language is "Chi'gag", which translated into Spanish means <em>"where the fire is</em>" and El Acatenango whose name means something like <em>"fencing of the reeds";</em> are two <u>conical volcanoes</u> that are united and located to the west of the city of Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala.
<u>The other option is incorrect</u> because, although Volcan del Agua <em>(or Hunahpú in the language of the Maya)</em> is near the City of Antigua, it is located <u>closer to the south</u> than to the west of the city. (See figure atteched)
Therefore the right answer is:
<h2>A and C, Volcán de Fuego and El Acatenango.</h2>