Answer: <em><u>Habríamos viajado</u></em>
Explanation: Habría viajado is for I (Me). Habrían viajado is for they. So the answer is: <u>Nosotros habríamos viajado a España.</u>
Answer:
Ok, ill try
Explanation:
The translation is Teacher, pencil, sofa, phone, woman, man, boy, chair, girl, map, light, bread, book, ball, sun, table, car, moon
Teacher= profesor = masculino
Pencil= lapiz= mascuilo
Sofa= sofa= masculino
Phone=telefono=masculio
Woman=mujer=femenino
Man= hombre=masculio
Boy= muchacho=mascuilo
Chair=silla=femenino
Girl=muchacha=femenino
Map=mapa=mascuilo
Light=luz=femenino
Bread=pan=mascuilo
Book= libro=mascuilo
Ball=pelota=femenino
Sun= sol=mascuilo
Table= mesa=femino
Car= coche=mascuilo
Moon=luna=femenino
Hope this helps
Answer:
well, i could tell you my traditions. In colombia, marriages are very similar to American marriges, although we do have some differences. For example, the food and the music are totally different, Most families will host a dance as part of the celebration. Couples will dance to Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Vallenato, just about anything. But, they will dance. And so will most of the guests. and usually the party goes on until really late at night, there is a lot of drinking , specially aguardiante , which is a colombian drink. Also , many Colombian couples will follow the tradition of Las Arras. The Arras are little coins that are exchanged during the wedding ceremony. These coins are given by the groom to the bride as a symbol that what is mine (monetarily speaking) is now yours. The way and number of coins is not as important as the actual exchange of the coin.
Explanation:
Answer:
We leave it in infinitive form
Explanation:
Example sentence that justifies it - A mi me gusta bailar
(I hope this helps!)