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whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Do you have anything started for this?
Please note that we cannot do the work for you, as such would be in violation of our Anti- Cheating Policy.

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Okay, so are the sentences provided near the end sentences which you have written?

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

The sentences you have written don't seem to include the vocabulary that your lesson is asking for, perhaps you could write some sentences that include those vocabulary words and I can help you with the translating part.

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Just tag me when you've got the sentences. :)

osprey · Answer

I went hitch hiking in Europe a couple of times. I had school spanish and french, and it was ATROCIOUS. BUT, I found that if I simply bluffed my way by saying "buenos dias", "muchas gracias", arrividerci, bonjour, then people seemed to appreciate it. Possibly having pity on a foreigner who'd got no clue. (Going for the "sympathy vote" ... ) 
If you are not being asked to sit a formal right/wrong exam, then the way people SPEAK their languages can be very different from the tests.
Fewer words, just more commonly/frequently used.
Ciao for hello, Grazie for thanks, Arrividerci for see you again, sort of thing. 
If nothing else it MAY put a smile on some faces. Which may be what you want.
Bon chance a vous. (good luck to you)
Buenos noches a usted (good night to you)

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

So let's start by replacing the English words with your Spanish vocabulary, then we'll work on translating the rest of the sentence.