Match the following to their translations.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
I don't know | arrow_right_alt | poco(s) |
until sunrise | arrow_right_alt | pequeñ@ |
s/he accepts | arrow_right_alt | interesad@ |
a few | arrow_right_alt | hasta el amanecer |
small | arrow_right_alt | acepta |
interested | arrow_right_alt | yo no sé |
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) there is
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) his/her name is
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) sees
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) says
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) hello
(In Spanish--THE WORD WE LEARNED IN CLASS) girl
(In Spanish--THE WORD WE LEARNED IN CLASS) boy
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) What's your name?
Don't forget accents and the upside-down question mark!
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) my name is
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) Don't talk to me!
Don't forget the upside-down exclamation mark!
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) sad
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) other/another
(In Spanish--THE EXPRESSION WE LEARNED IN CLASS) Go away!
Don't forget the upside-down exclamation mark!
Create the following, in Spanish. Don't forget quotes, capital letters, punctuation, and accent marks!
The girl doesn't say, "Hola, Javier!"
Create the following, in Spanish. Don't forget quotes, capital letters, punctuation, and accent marks!
The girl is not sad. She ignores Javier.