This is what it would be if you translate it to English
This recording is a fragment of the documentary Tocar y lucha, which is about a music education program aimed at young people at risk: The National System of Youth and Children's Orchestras and Choirs of Venezuela. The recording presents information about this program and its goals, in the words of the founder of El Sistema, Dr. José Antonio Abreu, Venezuelan musician, economist and educator considered one of the cultural icons of Venezuela. The recording highlights the beneficial effect that music has had on the community, its young participants and society in general.
Answer: 1. Creo que el libro es de Manuel.
2. ¿Sabes de quién es este almuerzo?
3. ¿De quien es esta computadora?
4. La computadora es de Gabriel.
5. ¿A quien le pertenece esta manzana?
Translation:
1. I think the book is Manuel's.
2. Do you know whose lunch this is?
3. Whose computer is this?
4. The computer belongs to Gabriel.
5. Who owns this apple?
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Answer:
1. Me encanta comer, y paso el dia comiendo.
2. Usted es una persona muy buena y educada.
3. Felizidades a tu hermano por ser el mas inteligente de su clase!
4. Ellos quicieran
5. No pueden
Answer:
You the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami? (know) 2. We are dependents of that store. (know) 3. You all the students, right? (know) 4. Yes, I love your cousins. (know) 5. Daniela not the name of the seller. (know) 6. Mr. Paredes where the shop is. (know) 7. Tourists do not haggle. (know) 8. Peter not Anne. (know) 9. You a lot of vocabulary. (know) 10. Antonio and I ride horses. (know)
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