Marcela, es de Argentina, cocina muy bien.

Answer:

o, a

c,e,a,d,b

ed

ju

.ju

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ju

Explanation:

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what's the letter can't answer without the letter there sorry :/

Answer:

okkkk

Explanation:

Answer:

Nosotros somos de Santiago, Chile.

Answer:

12 somos

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation: es - tu - diar

Palabra aguda que está formada por 3 sílabas. Se analiza el acento prosódico pronunciada con vocal tónica en la "a".

CONCLUSIÓN

La palabra estudiar, pronunciada con vocal tónica en la "a", NO lleva tilde.

Razón: Las palabras agudas no acabadas en 'n', 's' o vocal no llevan tilde.

via - jar

Palabra aguda que está formada por 2 sílabas. Se analiza el acento prosódico pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a".

CONCLUSIÓN

La palabra viajar, pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a", NO lleva tilde.

Razón: Las palabras agudas no acabadas en 'n', 's' o vocal no llevan tilde.

mi - rar

Palabra aguda que está formada por 2 sílabas. Se analiza el acento prosódico pronunciada con vocal tónica en la "a".

CONCLUSIÓN

La palabra mirar, pronunciada con vocal tónica en la "a", NO lleva tilde.

Razón:

Las palabras agudas no acabadas en 'n', 's' o vocal no llevan tilde.

ma - ne - jar

Palabra aguda que está formada por 3 sílabas. Se analiza el acento prosódico pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a".

CONCLUSIÓN

La palabra manejar, pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a", NO lleva tilde.

Razón: Las palabras agudas no acabadas en 'n', 's' o vocal no llevan tilde.

prac - ti - car

Palabra aguda que está formada por 3 sílabas. Se analiza el acento prosódico pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a".

CONCLUSIÓN

La palabra practicar, pronunciada con vocal tónica en la segunda "a", NO lleva tilde.

Razón:

Las palabras agudas no acabadas en 'n', 's' o vocal no llevan tilde.

translated: it rains snows ice there is fog there is a storm it is cloudy it is cool it is hot it is cold it is sunny.

Winter: Snow and ice would go with winter,  Ice is hielo, snows is nieva, but when its not plural its nieve, snow, leaving only 2 areas left for winter, cold and storm could also go with winter, or cloudy, but most likely cold and storm, cold has two terms, feminine is fria, masculine is frio, except the i in the middle would have a ` on top instead of a •, and storm would be tormenta. which fills all 4 words in winter.

Summer: right off the bat the first word it words would be hot and sunny, hot is caliente, but since its in a group of other words its changed so that why you dont see caliente in the sentence, sunny has 2 terms, feminine would be soleada and masculine would be soleado, and summer has the same reason as hot for not being in the sentence, in a group of words, Now here im not completely sure what words would go with it, but the few I'm thinking of would probably be rains and cloudy, I dont completely know though, but its the closest I can think of, cloudy has 2 terms as well, feminine would be nublada, and masculine would be nublado, and rains would be lluvias, but when not plural it would be lluvia.

Spring: Much like summer, it will probably have a lot of similarities, like sunny and rains, but instead of hot I believe it would be cool and cloudy, sunny  has 2 terms, feminine would be soleada and masculine would be soleado, cloudy has 2 terms as well, feminine would be nublada, and masculine would be nublado, rains would be lluvias, but when not plural it would be lluvia, and cool would be frio, except without 2 terms and just a normal i.

Fall: fall is more or less a mix between winter and spring, having the words, cool, rains, and storm, but its own word would be fog, cool is frio with a normal i and no secondary terms, rains would be lluvias, but when not plural it would be lluvia, storm would be would be tormenta, and lastly, fog would be niebla.

thats all of the word sections and I hope this was correct and helpful. (:

Winter:

Snows: nieva

ice: hielo

cold: frio with a ` on the i

storm: tormenta

Summer:

hot: caliente

sunny: soleado

rains: lluvias

cloudy: nublado

Spring:

Sunny:soleado

rains: lluvias

cool: frio with a normal i

cloudy: nublado

Fall:

Cool: frio with a normal i

rains: lluvias

storm: tormenta

fog: niebla

thats all of the word sections and I hope this was correct and helpful. (:

Answer:

ExplanationWinter:

Snows: nieva

ice: hielo

cold: frio with a ` on the i

storm: tormenta

Summer:

hot: caliente

sunny: soleado

rains: lluvias

cloudy: nublado

Spring:

Sunny:soleado

rains: lluvias

cool: frio with a normal i

cloudy: nublado

Fall:

Cool: frio with a normal i

rains: lluvias

storm: tormenta

fog: niebla:

Answer:

It's okay, and what about you?

Translate Spanish: (Estoy bien, ¿Y el tuyo?)

Solo una corrección, la traducción no es ''¿como es el dis todos?'' es realmente: ''¿Cómo esta tu día hoy?

Just a correction, the translation is not '' ¿Como es el dis Todos?'' It is really: '' ¿Cómo esta tú día hoy?''

is the second: planeaar

the answer is së; ven

Answer:

1. Es muy veloz ese deportista.

2. En América del Sur abundan las selvas ecuatoriales.

3. Cerca de la costa el barco velero naufragó.

4. Una gran piedra golpeó el cristal.

5. Dos hombres de negro dispararon sobre la víctima.

6. Ayer la llave del armario desapareció.

1. That athlete is fast.

2. Equatorial forests abound in South America.

3. Near the coast the sailboat was shipwrecked.

4. A large stone hit the glass.

5. Two men in black shot at the victim.

6. Yesterday the key to the closet disappeared.

Explanation:

Answer:

How would you address Luz?

answer: tú

Explanation:

Hope it helps you..

Your welcome in a-advance..

(;ŏ﹏ŏ)(ㆁωㆁ)

Answer:

Tú

Explanation:

Tu luz