“Hacer algo varias veces” is number 3
“Un condimento que no es muy dulce” is number 4
“Se usa para limpiar la boca” is number 1
And “la persona que sirve la comida en un restaurante” is number 2
Hope that helps!
I think the answer is C. to preserve the language and heritage of the community.
Estás
Estás
Esta
Son
Esta
Esta
Estaban
I think lol
<em>if the question is asking to translate:</em>
1. What a disaster! I'm a bad waiter. (as in server)
2. I recommend grilled bistec with vegetables.
3. Maybe order the pork chops, I think they are really tasty.
4. What is going on here?
5. Tell me the specials of today please.
6. It wasn't my idea. Felipe is more responsible than I am.
<em>(btw: im hispanic so ik this for sure)</em>
Hi there! Hopefully this helps!
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<em>Hablar means</em><em> "</em><u><em>to talk</em></u><em>" </em><em>or</em><em> "</em><u><em>talk</em></u><em>".</em>
<em>For example, you could use "hablar" in a sentence like this:</em>
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<em>¡Me encanta "</em><em>hablar</em><em>" en español!</em>
