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A mi hermana le gusta mucho ESE chico.
Answer: So letter reads as follows:
May 5th 2003
Dear Juan,
I'm very happy that your coming but before you do, I'll like to inform you about the bicycle helmet and the laws of Oregon.
A cyclist under the age of 16 must wear a helmet in order to ride a bicycle. The helmet must be approved by ANSI or SNELL.
Look, whoever does not wear a helmet like it is required will be punished with a fine of a maximum of $25. However fine offense can be forgiven if the person shows that they have acquired their helmet.
I hope that before you come visit me you purchase a helmet to be able to go cycling. And if not, bring extra money to buy you one.
We'll see each other soon ,
Your friend Roberto
Explanation:
So translating English to Spanish (or even vice versa) is difficult because words get mixed in, the get dropped, or switch around but it's really close to the letter as possible. Hope this helps.
Answer:
1. - Hasta mañana, señora Ramírez. Saludos al señor Ramírez. <em>¿Cómo está el?</em>
- Muy bien, gracias.
Explanation:
The second part is a response of Mrs. Ramirez to her speaker, the answer "Muy bien, gracias" is the Spanish of the typical answer "He is fine, thanks", which is the typical response of the question "How is he?" (¿Como está el?)
Therefore, the dialog must be written as follows:
1. - Hasta mañana, señora Ramírez. Saludos al señor Ramírez. <em>¿Cómo está el?</em>
- Muy bien, gracias.
