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3 years ago

Querida Sandra,

Spanish

2 answers:

scZoUnD [109]3 years ago

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Answer:

I had a great time here with the Quijano family. Since the first day here,

I have my own bedroom. There is a bed, a table, a lamp, a

desk with a small chair and a mirror. There is also a window with

yellow curtains. The best thing in the room is the lamp. It's red, black, and

brown and it's very artistic. I think it is the most beautiful lamp in the world.

The room is also nice. The walls are purple. I just want my

stereo and my compact discs.

Explanation:

Ann [662]3 years ago

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Answer:

Dear Sandra,

I have a great time here with the Quijano family. From the first day here, I have my own bedroom. There is a bed, a table, a lamp, a desk with a small chair, and a mirror. There is also a window with yellow curtains. The best thing in the room is the lamp. It's red, black, and brown and it's very artistic. I think it is the most beautiful lamp in the world. The room is also beautiful. The walls are purple. I just want my stereo and my CDs.

Explanation:

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(Wujuu! It's hot here in the tropical waters.)

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Susana: Sí, hace viento... pero yo tengo calor.

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Susana: ¡Pero tengo calor!

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(How interesting! What time do you get up, Susana?)

Susana: ¿Yo? Bueno, me levanto a las 6 a.m. ¿Y tú, Pablo?

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(Well, I get up at half-past five.)

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