spanish:mientras estaba en Costa Rica compré mangos de un hombre en el lado de una carretera. él era muy agradable, pero él no entendía mi inglés. El mismo día fui a la cascada de la Fontuna y salté de la cabeza. Tuvimos que caminar hasta la cima, pero estaba pavimentada en su mayoría. nos quedamos todo el día y lo pasamos muy bien.
english:while I was in costa rica I bought mangos from a man on the side of a highway. he was very nice, but he did not understand my english. On the same day i went to La Fontuna waterfall and jumped from head. We had to hike to the top, but it was mostly paved. we stayed all day and had a really good time.
Answer:
Mi nombre es Andrés. Me gusta pasar el tiempo haciendo deportes y diferentes actividades al aire libre. En los días de semana, me gusta jugar al fútbol y también practico natación por las tardes, me encanta gastar mi energía en esos deportes.
En los fines de semanas, miro la televisión y leo libros de comics. También voy a visitar a mis abuelos. Allá me gusta jugar al ajedrez y tocar la guitarra.
Explanation:
Since I don´t have the specific vocabulary of you lesson, I´ll wite a blog with some of the most common vocabulary of sports and activities.
Translation:
My name is Andrew. I like to spend my time doing sports and different outdoor activities. On weekdays, I like to play soccer and I also practice swimming in the afternoons, I love to spend my energy on those sports.
On the weekends, I watch TV and read comic books. I also go to visit my grandparents. I like to play chess and play the guitar there.
Answer: well I can say that you can use either Vino or viene
Explanation:
Vino means came, past tense for come. and viene is coming, present tense for come.
Answer:
In the northern-central Spanish variety of Spain, the pronunciation of 11 varies from that of Caribbean Spanish.
Explanation:
In the northern-central Spanish variety of Spain, the pronunciation of 11 varies from that of Caribbean Spanish.
Mar<span>í</span>a come el almuerzo.
Maria eats the lunch.
Maria is a name
come means eats
el means the
almuerzo means lunch
I hope this helped - Maria S.
