Question 1

How do you say, "[s/he] is happy." in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Está contento.

Answer

Estás contento.

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Es contento

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Quiere contento..

Question 2

How do you say, "I want" in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

quiero

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tengo

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quiere

Answer

quieres

Question 3

How do you say, "You have" in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

tienes

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estás

Answer

quieres

Answer

tengo

Question 4

What is the difference between "contento" and "contenta"?

Accepted Answer

"Contento" describes someone that is male; "contenta" describes someone who is female.

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There is no difference. You can use them interchangeably.

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"Contento" is used to describe a child; "contenta" is used to describe an adult.

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"Contento" is used to describe one person; "contenta" describes more than one.

Question 5

What is significant about September 16th?

Accepted Answer

It is Mexico's Independence Day.

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It's the first day of fall.

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It is Cinco de Mayo.

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It is Spain's Independence Day.

Question 6

Translate to English: La chica le da el oso al chico.

Accepted Answer

The girl gives the bear to the boy.

Answer

The girl says bear to the boy.

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The boy gives the bear to the girl.

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The girl goes to the bear to the boy.

Question 7

Translate to English: Quiero un teléfono pero no tengo.

Accepted Answer

I want a phone but I don't have one.

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You want a phone but you don't have one.

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I want a phone for a tango.

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I have a phone but I don't want one.

Question 8

How would you ask, "Where is the boy?" in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

¿Dónde está el chico?

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¿Dónde es el chico?

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¿Adónde está el chico?

Answer

Dónde está el chico?

Question 9

What happens at midnight on the start of September 16th in Mexico?

Accepted Answer

People reenact the "¡Viva México!" speech given by Father Hidalgo that started the Mexican revolution.

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There is a parade.

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Nothing -- people are asleep.

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Mexicans eat a special meal to start their Independence Day celebrations.

Question 10

When you express words like "I want," "I have," and "I am" in Spanish, what letter do these words have in common towards the end?

Accepted Answer

o

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s

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e

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a

Question 11

What end letter does "You have," "You want," and "You are" have in common?

Accepted Answer

s

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a

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e

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t

Question 12

"Tienes un problema" means...

Accepted Answer

You have a problem.

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S/he has a problem.

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I have a problem.

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There is a problem.

Question 13

"Soy una chica" means...

Accepted Answer

I am a girl.

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I am a boy.

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You are a girl.

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I want a girl.

Question 14

"Hay tres osos debajo del futón" means...

Accepted Answer

There are 3 bears underneath the futon.

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S/he has 3 bears underneath the futon.

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There are a trace of bears underneath the futon.

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You have 3 bears underneath the futon.

Question 15

How do you say, "He is not in Iowa."?

Accepted Answer

No está en Iowa.

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Es no en Iowa.

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No es en Iowa.

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Está no en Iowa.

Question 16

How do you say, "Marco sees a girl."?

Accepted Answer

Marco ve a una chica.

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Marco va a una chica

Question 17

Who was Mexico fighting for independence from?

Accepted Answer

Spain

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Venezuela

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France

Answer

USA

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