Choose the best Spanish equivalent for this phrase.
Don’t park here.

No estacionarle aquí.
No estacionemos aquí.
No te estaciones aquí.
No estación aquí.

Answer:

Ustedes han ido al parque.

Explanation:  

The present perfect, also called antepresente (and also, more broadly, called the perfect past tense) is a perfect tense verbal tense of the indicative mode (although there is also a perfect past tense composed in the subjunctive mode).

The present perfect is used when you want to indicate actions that have been completely completed in a recent time than the current one or the one in which the speaker is located, or when you want to emphasize that temporal proximity.

For example, the sentence "he desayunado cereales" indicates that the action ("desayunar") has taken place today. It would not make sense to use the present perfect if the action had occurred yesterday, or a week ago (in those cases we would say "desayuné cereales", that is, we would use the simple past).

Answer:

Past perfect

This expresses a fact immediately preceding another that has also happened. It is not used much anymore, but it is found in literary texts:

Explanation:

1. A) Todos fueron al patio, ya que hubo un ruido muy extraño.

(Everyone went to the garden, as there was a very strange noise.)

  B) Hubo un ruido muy extraño y por eso todos fueron al patio.

(There was a very strange noise and that's why everyone went to the garden.)

2. A) La estatua que estaba quemada, solía ser de madera.

(The statue that was burned used to be made of wood.)

  B) La estatua de madera se quemó.

(The wooden statue was burned.)

3. A) Mario fue a la fiesta, aunque estaba muy cansado.

(Mario went to the party, although he was very tired.)

  B) A Mario no le importó que estaba muy cansado e igualmente fué a la fiesta.

(Mario didn't care that he was very tired and also went to the party.)

1. Hubo un sonido extraño que llevó a todos a dirigirse al patio.

Un sonido peculiar resonó, lo que llevó a todos a reunirse en el patio.

2. La estatua de madera fue consumida por las llamas.

Las llamas devoraron la escultura de madera.

3. A pesar de su cansancio, Mario decidió asistir a la fiesta.

Mario, aunque estaba exhausto, decidió ir a la fiesta.

Aunque Mario se sentía increíblemente cansado, decidió unirse a la fiesta.

Las variaciones en cada oración brindan formas alternativas de expresar las mismas ideas con ligeros matices.

En la primera oración, se utilizan diferentes términos como "extraño" y "peculiar" para describir el ruido, mientras que "patio" se reemplaza por "patio" para mayor especificidad. En la segunda frase, "consumido por las llamas" representa vívidamente la destrucción de la estatua, y "escultura de madera" añade variedad a la descripción.

Answer:

Do you need this translated?

Explanation:

Answer:

c

Explanation:

Answer:

Creo que.

Explanation:

The phrase that best fits the sentence is: "Creo que el actor es de Venezuela." Since, for:

Option A should be: "No es posible que el actor sea de Venezuela"

Option B: "Dudo que el actor sea de Venezuela"

And option C does not fit at all with any part of the rest of the sentence.

I hope I could help you, good luck!

Answer:

Creo que

Explanation:

When you put creo que is a sentence like this for example "Creo que ella es de Mexico" you would be saying "I think she is from Mexico" so that will make more sense that the other answers.

Answer:

false

Explanation:

Answer:

false

Explanation:

Answer:

For example:

Mi primo estudia medicina por mandato familiar, todos los miembros de la familia han seguido la misma carrera y no quiere defraudarlos, entonces sus padres han decidido mandarlo a la escuela de medicina.

Explanation:

Family mandates are impositions that come from the values and customs of each family, for example. “I will have to marry my girlfriend, because our family mandates prevent the relationship of living without marriage” or “I will study medicine by family mandate, all family members have followed the same career and I do not want to disappoint them.”

3:10AM: Tres y diez de la mañana

3:10PM: Tres y diez de la tarde

Also, Spanish use military time, so it would be 3:10 and 15:10

Answer:

3

1

4

2

Explanation:

Answer:

El tema principal es saber que debe saber cómo cambiar su dinero y pedir ayuda.

Explanation:

Answer:

Debes ir a la oficina de turismo.

Explanation:

Answer:

¿Qué ropa necesitas para tu uniforme? Yo nesesito una camiza, un pantalon  y zapatos.

A qué hora empieza tu primera clase? Mi primera clase comienza a las 8:30 de la mañana.

¿Cuántas clases tienes? Yo tengo nueve clases.

What do you like to do in school? A mi me gusta comer en la cafeteria y hacer problemas matematicos en algebra.

Answer:

For comparing, maybe you can just say that those answers are the ones that fit best for the translations.

For the hunch, it is your opinion. So how did you think those were correct translations?

Answer:

All the grammatically incorrect sentences (the ones indicated with an asterisk) have in common that they are litteral, word-by-word translations of the English  expressions.

Explanation:

Translating languages word-by-word will always result in mistakes and misunderstandings, as each language has their own idioms and particularities that are influenced by the language´s roots and culture where it is spoken. So, when learning a new language is important to avoid translating word by word and rather learn idea-by-idea, that way we can learn how the expression goes in the other language, and express ourselves the right way. So, what my "hunch" tells me is that these expressions can not be translated word by word as they lose their meaning, but rather we have to learn the expression that conveys the same idea.

Answer:

Quince

Explanation:

22-7=15

Answer:

Tragico

Explanation:

literally saying that its sad and when it gets old and ugly itle be burnt

Answer:

Es trágico

Explanation:

Answer:

if this is meant to be german is it perhaps,

if so i do not know the answer-

Answer:

If two materials have the same mass and temperature, the material with the greater specific heat will have more thermal energy than the one with the lower specific heat. Conduction, convection, or radiation are all ways that thermal energy may be moved from one location to another.

Answer:

Material with the higher heat will have more thermal energy than material with lower heat

Explanation: I did the test and it was correct

Answer:

We have the problem:

"Una persona compró 4 mesas y 2 sillas por $200. Luego, compró 2 mesas y  sillas por $200. ¿Cuánto cuesta cada mesa y cada silla?"

Where one data is missing, but in the comments of the question you said that the number of chairs in the second bought is 7, so we have:

Una persona compró 4 mesas y 2 sillas por $200. Luego, compró 2 mesas y  7 sillas por $200. ¿Cuánto cuesta cada mesa y cada silla?

which means:

"One person bought 4 tables and 2 chairs for $ 200. Then, he bought 2 tables and  7 chairs for $ 200. How much does each table and each chair cost?"

So we know that:

4*T + 2*C = $200

2*T + 7*C = $200

Where T is the price of each table and C is the price of each chair.

We can isolate C in the first equation, and get:

2*C = $200 - 4*T

C = $100 - 2*T

and replace it in the second equation to get:

2*T + 7*($100 - 2*T) = $200

2*T + $700 - 14*T = $200

12*T = $500

T = $500/12 = $41.66

Then, we can replace it in the equation:

C = $100 - 2*T =  $100 - 2*$41.66 = $16.66

So each chair cost around $16.66 and each table costs around $41.66

Answer:

1. Yo hago la tarea después de la escuela  (I do homework after school)

2. Yo pongo leche en mi café (I put milk in my coffee)

3. Yo salgo para trabajar por la mañana (I go out to work in the morning)

4. Yo conozco mi primo es al fiesta (I know my cousin is at the party)

5. Yo tengo un catarro (I have a cold)

Answer:

Departamento de 2 ambientes

Explanation:

Vendo departamento de dos ambientes. El departamento cuesta u$d 90.000, de aproximadamente 125m2. Cuenta con dos baños, uno el cual es privado de la habitación principal, y el otro está ubicado al costado del living-comedor ideal para las visitas. Cuenta con dos habitaciones, una diseñada para los huéspedes y otra habitación principal. Ambos cuartos están con calefacción y paredes anti humedad. La cocina está ampliamente amueblada, es moderna y muy sofisticada, paredes con mosaicos antiguos que le dan el toque de color, piso en porcelanato, anafe eléctrico de dos hornallas en acero inoxidable cromado, grifería retro cromada a monocomando y muebles bajo mesada en melanina. En el contrafrente cuenta con un balcón, con terminaciones de hormigón y revoque pintado, y barandas de hierro pintado. Cuenta también con un hall de entrada moderno, con piso de porcelanato pulido y piezas grandes con detalles de piezas guardadas, paredes con revestimiento en madera, listones de piedra y hormigón visto.

Cuenta con sistema de calefacción/acondicionamiento de aire split frio/calor y un termotanque individual.

Answer:

Ella es de Chile

Explanation:

Ella es means she is

Soy de means I'm from

Eres de means you're from

Son de means they're from

The correct answer to the given question is:

Translation.

Third person.

When asked about someone in the singular who cannot answer for himself, it is mentioned that said noun belongs to the third person, therefore, the personal pronoun and the verb conjugation must belong to this person.

Conjugation of the verb "ser."

The conjugation, in Present Tense, of the verb "ser," taking into account the personal pronouns, is:

Since the proper noun Gloria belongs to the third person and could be replaced by the personal pronoun "ella," the proper conjugation is "Ella es de Chile."

If you want to learn more about conjugation in Present Tense, you can visit the following link: https://brainly.com/question/15063274

Answer:

When we use natural numbers for the purpose of counting and ordering elements, we call them ordinal numbers.

Explanation:

Ordinal numbers are adjectives, and part of natural numbers, which allow us to express the order or position that an element occupies. In short, they are the words we use to say what position an element takes in an ordered series.

To give a quick and understandable example:

In a 100m Olympic race, the runners reach the finish line in one position. The one who wins the gold medal has come first, the one who wins the silver medal has come second and the one with the broce medal is the third and so on.    

Answer:

From 1st to 10th

1st -> Primero

2nd -> Segundo

3rd -> Tercero

4th -> Cuarto

5th -> Quinto

6th -> Sexto

7th -> Séptimo

8th -> Octavo

9th -> Noveno

10th -> Décimo

From 10th to 19th

Rule: decimo+ordinals (1-10)

For example:

11th -> Décimoprimero /Décimo primero or Undécimo (another valid way to say it)

12th -> Décimosegundo / Décimo segundo

13th -> Décimotercero / Décimo tercero

However 18th-> Décimoctavo / Décimo octavo not "Décimooctavo"

and so on...

From 20th to 90th

20th -> vigésimo

30th -> trigésimo

40th -> cuadragésimo

50th -> quincuagésimo (that's hard to pronunce, even for me haha)

60th -> sexagésimo

70th -> septuagésimo

80th -> octogésimo

90th -> nonagésimo

100th

100th -> centésimo

200th to 900th

Rather rare. Instead of saying the theoretically correct form, Spanish speakers in informal speech use a shortcut, instead of saying El ciclista fue el ducentésimo. (The cyclist was the 200th), it is common to hear El ciclista quedó en el lugar [número] doscientos (200). (The cyclist "got" the place [number] 200). "Doscientos" is the cardinal 200.

1,000th

1,000th -> Milésimo

Explanation:

Native Speaker here, I hope that this is helpful to you!

Answer:Hablas

Explanation:

Answer:

The correct answer is: Present tense, Present Perfect, Past tense, Imperfect tense, Past Perfect.

Explanation:

Almost all Spanish indicative tenses drop their ending from the original verb, in order to add an adequate termination for the appropriate verbal tense.

The ending forms of the verb in Spanish are: - AR, - ER, -IR

When we remove these terminations, we are able to add the terminations for a specific tense.

For example:

TRABAJ-AR

TRABAJ- O  /-AS/-A  

              -AMOS/ÁIS/AN

The only exceptions are Future Simple and Conditional tense, where we should add the adequate termination on the infinite, instead of dropping the ending form.

For example:

VIAJAR

VIAJAR -É/-ÁS/-Á    

VIAJAR  /-EMOS/-EIS/-ÁN

Answer:

How the fragment of one hundred years of solitude illustrates the aspect that Vargas Llosa highlights

Explanation: