Help me I'll give you medal Select the best analogy. (5 pt) super : sub :: A. extra : exl B. ab : frango C. jungo : cerno D. per : sequor
What are all of those words, what do they mean?
i think they're in spannish
I have no clue
super : sub :: A. extra : exl B. ab : frango C. jungo : cerno D. per : sequor
do you guys know what it is?
Try asking in English. That's where analogy's go. Analogy's are for comparing things.
Theior may be a typo in whatever assignment you have
Seems like you should have paid attention better in your spanish class, which, by the way, is not math.
Or English....
This isn't spanish
it was in my vobac
Certainly looks like it. Anyway, try Language and Culture.
But this group is math
Frango means chicken in Spanish.
Oh
Try using google translate.
Then, post the question again in English.
Maybe you should try...just a thought ... J.K ill help you! :)
ACTUALLY IT MIGHT BE A!!!
I'm confused. I just did a google translate again, and frango is chicken in Portuguese not Spanish, I just assumed. Ab is from in German.
This is a mix-up of a lot of languages.
Maybe you don't need to learn a language, this probably just needs common sense. Im saying A
This is actually looking quite a bit like latin.
all of them mean something in latin.
Sequor is i follow in Latin, like I said a mix-up of languages. Where is this question from.
Seeing as how Super and Sub are both latin prepositions, I'm guessing that it's latin.
Cerno is 'I see' in Latin, I'm giving up. This is too much and I don't know what class this would even be from.
you might move this to english
Try putting this question in the correct subject.
Either do this yourself or try putting it in another subject. Nobody is going to know here.
Or, try google translate, these are your best options.
this is greek and latin i know because this is k12 7th grade vocabulary and i need help with it to
yeah... this is greek and latin and you don't have to use google translate just google the word and it should come up?? or look through your vocab book. translate probably won't help.
and seriously this isn't that hard guys it's C. jungo : cerno
it is latin
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