1. Which of the following is a common greeting in the Spanish speaking world?
a) ducharse
b) despedirse
c) pelearse
d) besarse ***
^^^ IDK because to say goodbye seems kinda correct too except it's not as much of a greeting?
2. Paco esta
a) durmiendo ***
b) dormiendo
c) durmando
d) duermiendo
3. Ayer Daniela ___ en el banco
a) esta
b) estuve
c) estuvo ***
d) estar
4. What does "se dan la mano" mean?
a) They shake our hand
b) They shake each other's hand ***
c) You shake their hand
d) We shake each other's hand
How do you say "The boys are serious"
a) Los ninos son serio ***
b) Los ninos son serios
Please check my answers. Thanks.
Everything looks good, except for the last question
b) Los ninos son serios (plural) (ninos=serios)
wich of the following is a common dessert in the spanish speaking world
1. The correct answer is d) besarse. That means "to kiss" in English. Although "despedirse" can mean "to say goodbye," it is not a common greeting.
2. The correct answer is a) durmiendo. This means "sleeping" in English.
3. The correct answer is c) estuvo. This means "was" in English.
4. The correct answer is b) They shake each other's hand. "Se dan la mano" means "they shake each other's hand" in English.
5. The correct answer is b) Los ninos son serios. This means "The boys are serious" in English.
Great job on your answers! Here's an explanation for each question:
1. The correct answer is d) besarse. In the Spanish-speaking world, it is common for people to greet each other with a kiss on the cheek. "Besarse" means "to kiss" in Spanish.
2. The correct answer is a) durmiendo. "Paco esta durmiendo" means "Paco is sleeping" in Spanish. The word "esta" is the correct form of the verb "estar" (to be) used with the gerund form "durmiendo" (sleeping).
3. The correct answer is c) estuvo. "Ayer Daniela estuvo en el banco" means "Yesterday Daniela was at the bank" in Spanish. The verb "estar" (to be) needs to be conjugated in the preterite tense to match the past action of Daniela being at the bank.
4. The correct answer is b) They shake each other's hand. The phrase "se dan la mano" in Spanish means "they shake each other's hand." The reflexive pronoun "se" indicates that the action is being performed on each other.
Regarding the translation "The boys are serious," the correct answer is b) Los ninos son serios. Since "boys" is a plural noun, the adjective "serios" should also be plural to match. Therefore, the correct form is "serios" instead of "serio."
Well done on your answers! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.