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Hola, me llamo Dolores y soy de Guatemala. Tengo 16 años. Vivo con mi familia en la Ciudad de Guatemala y nosotros tenemos dos perros. Mi amigo Raúl y yo vamos a la misma escuela y tomamos el bus hasta nuestra escuela todos los días. Hacemos una cola para subir al autobús.
Yo miro la pelicula
Tu miras el reloj
El/Ella mira el pajarito
Usted mira la planta
Nosotros/Nosotras miramos los árboles
Vosotros miramos los zapatos
plz mark me as brainliest if i did ok
Spanish cognates are words that are spelled the same and have the same meaning in Spanish. But sometimes the pronunciation IS DIFFERENT.
Pure cognates are spelled exactly the same in both languages, but pronounced differently. Some words are actor (ahk-tor) or natural (naht-oor-ahl).
True spanish cognates are spelled almost the same but have the same meaning in both languages, like accidente (accident) and elephante (elephant)
False cognates have the similar spelling and origin but totally different meanings.
Example: Anciano means elderly man, not ancient.
Hope that helped! I take Spanish so if you need help, please contact me!! ^_^
In Mexico, Dia de los Muertos is similar to the USA holiday Halloween.
Dia de los Muertos:
Celebrated October 31-November 2
Celebrates the afterlife
Has a skull symbol
Halloween:
Celebrated October 31
Celebrates hauntings and demons
Has a jack-o-lantern symbol
Tell me if you need more! :)
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the sender would be his name on top right
