What is the English equivalent of “Lees un libro azul”?
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You read a blue book.
You read a blue book.
She reads a blue book.
She reads a blue book.
He reads a black book.
He reads a black book.
You read a blue book.
The English equivalent of the phrase "Lees un libro azul" is "You read a blue book."
To understand this, we can break down the sentence:
- "Lees" is the second person singular form of the verb "leer" which means "to read."
- "un libro" means "a book."
- "azul" means "blue."
When translating this sentence into English, we need to use the appropriate form of the verb "to read" based on the subject. In this case, "lees" corresponds to the pronoun "you." The adjective "azul" is translated as "blue."
Therefore, the correct translation is "You read a blue book."