No hay nada encima de la mesa. If you sound it out, it could either be "nada" or "nadie" but if you are talking about an object, then use "nada". If you are talking about someone not on the table, you would use "nadie" Nada: for object, Nadie: for person.
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A coarse grade sugar made in mexico 2. (in the US) a sweet made from brown sugar and milk, often with chopped nuts. Mexican Spanish, diminutive of Spanish pan bread, from Latin pānis.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Quiero would be the only right word to use in spanish, Quiere, means you're talking about someone else, Querer isn't right grammar and neither is Quieres aprender because it sounds like you are asking someone. The best answer is B
Answer:
Question 1:
Éste es mi video? —Sí, es el vídeo tuyo
Question 2:
¿Ésta es la cámara de tu papá? —Sí, es la cámara de él.
Question 3:
¿Ese teléfono es de Pilar? —Sí, es el teléfono de ella.
Question 4:
¿Éstos cargadores son de ustedes? —No, no son nuestros.
Question 5:
¿Ésta es tu computadora portátil? —No, no es mía.
Question 6:
¿Ésas son mis fotos? —Sí, son las tuyas.
Explanation:
To solve these questions we must use the possessives in Spanish:
(mío/a, tuyo/a, suyo/a, nuestro/a, suyo/a).
