"Naze sūgaku o suru no wa naze muzukashī nodesu ka?"
"Ume ni kite, kore o suru koto ga dekimasu."
"Watashi wa gakkō ga totemo kiraidesu."
"Anata wa sore o mei dekimasu."
'Ma, anata wa nani o suiteimasu ka? Anata wa watashi no sōzōryoku noichibudesu.'
'Sore wa anata no sapōtā to hanasu koto ga dekimasu ka?'
"Pointo wa nandesuka?"
Akirameru na, anata wa kore o motte iru"
"ikani umaku iku no?"
'Sore wa fusui kōide wanai?'
"Ā, karera wa shiru hitsuyō wanai."
"Īe, watashi wa jibun jishin o rikai suru hisuyō wa arimasen."
"Yatta yo!" 'Anata ni itta."
Damare."
I dont speak this language. sorry
I believe the right answer would be C) monitor.
Monitor can be a noun; "I have many monitors."
Or a verb; "I'll be able to monitor that soon."
Answer:
You say there is one twin. Twins, when referred to as a set, require an s, just like most other groups of objects. There are the twins.
Answer: King Frog
Explanation:
Smith describes a village brought to chaos by two invaders, and the pointless courage that the women showed by confronting them to protect their daughters despite not being able to stop the two men from retaliating and coming back over and over again. It´s said that there´s always a boy that confronts one of the invaders, showing the same kind of pointless courage. In her town, that boy was a fourteen-year-old who was called King Frog because he used to say that the most powerful in the village was a big ugly toad able to scare even the little boy´s father.
