How do you tell someone that you stay home in Spanish?
1.B
2.A
3.C
4.D
5.B
this is for connexus unit 8 lesson 1 me quedo en casa lesson for 9th graders.
1. How do you tell someone that you stay home in Spanish?
B -Me quedo en casa.
2. What are two common leisure activities in the Spanish-speaking world?
A -Ver una pelicula y hablar con amigos
3. What is one of the things usually found in the center of a plaza in a Spanish-speaking country?
C -A statue
4. Which two words best describe the narrator's opinion of coyoacan?
D -Charming and relaxing
5. Which two words are closest in meaning to a Mexico City delegacion?
B -Borough or sunburb
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To tell someone that you stay home in Spanish, you can say "Me quedo en casa." Here's how you can break it down:
1. "Me": This is the Spanish pronoun for the first-person singular, which means "me" or "I" in English.
2. "quedo": This is derived from the verb "quedarse," which means "to stay" or "to remain." When conjugated in the first-person singular, it becomes "quedo."
3. "en casa": This means "at home" in English. "En" means "in" and "casa" means "house" or "home."
So, combining all the parts, "Me quedo en casa" translates directly to "I stay at home" in English.