Answer:
1. la administración de <u>empresas</u>
2. la <u>residencia</u> estudiantil
3. el <u>compañero</u> de clase
4. la compañera de <u>cuarto</u>.
5. las <u>lenguas</u> extranjeras
6. ¿A qué hora es la _______de español?
choices
<u>compañero</u>
<u>cuarto</u>
<u>empresas</u>
<u>lenguas</u>
<u>residencia</u>
Explanation:
Because there were only 5 choices and 6 phrases, I did my best and filled in the phrases with the choices that made the most sense.
1. business administration
2. the student residence
3. the classmate
4. the roommate.
5. foreign languages
your is 4 because it has a more reasonable sentence
I'm Puerto Rican and I can't seem to think of any differences or similarities of greetings from Puerto Rico and Mexico. Could you help me sort out the greeting differences and similarities from Puerto Rico and Mexico??? It doesn't have to be Mexico though, it could be Chile or Dominican Republic. I'm just trying to compare some type of Spanish-speaking greeting to my culture (Puerto Rican).
Translated by Mimiwhatsup: Pablo doesn't talk with many people. It is very silent. He is shy/timid.
El es C. Tímido.