Answer: To tell time, state the number of minutes first, followed by the number of minutes until a certain hour, and then the number of minutes after the hour. In some countries they will leave the out the 'y' and in some countries they will use 'e' instead of the y.

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4 years ago

Question 3 (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)

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Answer 3: ¡Qué bueno que no tienes nada roto! Es una venda bastante grande.

Translation 3: It's good that you do not have anything broken! It's a pretty big band.

Answer 4: Bueno. Volvemos a la nave. Ojalá que te mejores pronto.

Translation 4: Good. We go back to the ship. I hope you get better soon.

Answer 5: ¿Qué son las pastillas?

Translation 5: What are pills?

Answer 6: No, no me duele el brazo. Me duele el tobillo. Se rompió. Sé que el hueso está roto.

Translation 6: No, my arm does not hurt. My ankle hurts. It broke. I know what the bone is broken.

Answer 7: Ay, Julio, estás muy pálido. ¿Quieres sentarte en una silla?

Translation 7: Oh, Julio, you're very pale. Do you want to sit in a chair?

Answer 8: Él estaba en el museo de Antropología y se cayó por la escalera.

Translation 8: He was in the Museum of Anthropology and fell down the stairs.

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3 years ago