Question

@DUDE I MESSED UP!!! IT WAS SUPPOSE TO BE ON COLUMBIA AND VENEZULA

Answer 1

;-;

Answer 2

I GOT THE WRONG TEXT AND ANSWERS :(

Answer 3

PAOLA: Hey there! I'm Paola and I'm from Venezuela. But right now, I'm in beautiful Colombia. I'm volunteering with Doctors Without Borders for the summer with my friend Diego. Have you seen him? He's from Colombia, but we met in our online English class and he's going to show me around.

(BEGIN CONVERSATION)

DIEGO: ¡¿Aló? !Dígame por favor, ¿estoy en el lugar correcto? Translates to "Hello? Tell me, am I in the right place?"

PAOLA: Diego, ¿eres tú? ¡Ven aquí! Translates to "Diego, is that you? Come here!"

DIEGO: Disculpe, venga señorita, ¿Quién es Ud.?

PAOLA: ¿¿Disculpe?? ¿¿Venga?? ¿¿Señorita?? ¿Por qué tan formal Diego? Soy yo … Paola. Translates to "Pardon? Come miss? Why so formal, Diego? It's me … Paola."

DIEGO: ¡Hola Paola! ¿Cómo que formal? Translates to "Hi Paola! What do you mean formal?"

PAOLA: Sólo es que me hablas como yo le hablo a mi abuelita o al profe de inglés. Translates to "It's just that you are speaking to me like I speak to my grandmother or our English teacher."

(END CONVERSATION)

DIEGO: I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, Paola. In Venezuela, you usually say "ven aquí" to say "come here," but in Colombia many young people use the formal form, "venga aquí."

PAOLA: It's funny how we may say the same thing a little differently, since our countries really aren't that far apart. Anyway, it's so nice to finally meet you in person. And here in Colombia—your home country. I've always wanted to visit.

DIEGO: What is Venezuela like, Paola?

PAOLA: I love it there. People around the world are hearing only the bad news about my country, like the government corruption. All this has really strained our relationship with the U.S. and other countries, but our people are so wonderful.

Foreigners also tend to think Venezuela is all rural and farmlands, but after oil was discovered in 1913, that became the chief export and we became an industrialized nation! I live in the capital of Venezuela, Caracas, and it is a totally modern, technologically advanced city.

That's not to say that we don't have some beautiful natural places to visit, too. Here, I have some pictures from my trip to Angel Falls. So amazing! It's the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world. Oh! And here I am at Médanos de Coro. It's a national park covered in huge natural sand dunes. Really amazing to see. Venezuela is wonderful.

(BEGIN CONVERSATION)

DIEGO: Cuando acabemos con nuestro servicio este verano, visíteme en Bogotá, la capital de Colombia, para ver más de mi país. Translates to "When we are done volunteering this summer, visit me in Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, to see more of my country."

PAOLA: ¡Dame un tour cuando llegue! Translates to "Give me a tour when I get there."

DIEGO: Mientras esté aquí, recuerde de decir "Venga aquí" en lugar de "Ven aqu&". Translates to While you are here, say 'Venga aquí' instead of 'Ven aquí.'"

PAOLA: ¡Ja! ¡Voy a practicar empezando ahora! Dígales a sus amigos allí estaré. Translates to "Ha! I am going to practice starting now! Tell your Friends I'll be there."

(END CONVERSATION)

DIEGO: I'm actually excited about you being here. Many people don't seem to understand my country, and I want you to know the real Colombia. My friends in the United States think lots of things about Colombia that they see in the movies, but our relationship with the U.S. is really pretty good. We sort of work together to keep both of our countries safe.

Personally, I think they just want our coffee. Heh. I'm joking of course, but actually, coffee is in fact one of our biggest exports. While you're here, we should visit the coffee regions of Cartagena. They are incredible.

Check this picture out! I took it while diving at the Rosario Islands. They have these giant reefs and more fish than you've ever seen in your life! But there's so much more. We can see the Amazon. It's the longest river in the world, and it's surrounded by rainforests. And then we can go to …

(BEGIN CONVERSATION)

PAOLA: ¿Por qué no termino primero este viaje antes de que empecemos a planear el siguiente? Espere un segundo Diego, dígame ¿qué hora es? Translates to "Why don't I finish this trip first before we start planning my next one? Wait a second. Diego, tell me what time it is."

DIEGO: Son las tres. Translates to "It's three o'clock."

PAOLA: ¡¿Las tres!? ¡Es la hora de orientación! ¡Tome su estetoscopio y sígame! Translates to "Three o'clock! It's time for orientation! Grab your stethoscope and follow me!"

DIEGO: ¡Lo tengo! ¿Adónde vamos? Translates to "I've got it! Where are we going?"

PAOLA: Ven. Por acá. Translates to "Come on. This way."

DIEGO: Quieres decir, "venga" ¿no? Translates to "Don't you mean 'venga?'"

PAOLA: ¡Diego! Translates to "Diego!"

DIEGO: Disculpe, ¡ya voy! Translates to "Sorry, I'm coming!"

(END CONVERSATION)

Answer 4

Here is the worksheet :(

Answer 5

Asignación 7.02
Asignación 7.02 consists of two parts: you will watch a video as you complete a video response chart, and then you will write a blog post in Spanish.
View the grading rubric at the end of this document before beginning your work. This is your guide to a submission that is excelente.
Instructions
You will complete your work in this document; please save or download to your computer, and submit when completed.

Part 1—Watch the video as you organize the ideas you learn.
As you watch the video Un Día en la Vida: Colombia y Venezuela, organize the ideas you learn in the video response chart below. Complete your chart in English.

Video Response Chart

Title of video
In which countries to Paola and Diego live?
Describe the relationship between Colombia and the United States.
Describe the relationship between Venezuela and the Unites States.
Describe three interesting places to visit in Colombia.
Describe three interesting places to visit in Venezuela.
What is a chief export of Colombia?
What is a chief export of Venezuela?
Which country would you prefer to visit, and why—Colombia or Venezuela?
Describe one additional idea from the video you found.

Part 2—Express Your Ideas
Prompt
In the video Un Día en la Vida: Colombia y Venezuela, Paola and Diego discuss their countries’ unique features.
Pretend you just got back from a visit to Colombia and Venezuela. Using information from the video, write blog post (6-8 sentences) in Spanish telling your friends about specific places you visited and the interesting things you did during your visit. Use the past tense of verbs in your post. You may use the verbs below, or you may choose your own:

aprender
beber
bucear
caminar
enviar
escribir
explorar
hacer caminata
ir
manejar
mirar
nadar
subir
surfear
tomar
viajar
visitar


In your Spanish blog post, be sure to include:
a topic sentence in which you give a general description of your trip
verbs in the past tense
two specific places you visited in Colombia and the interesting things you did there
two specific places you visited in Venezuela and the interesting things you did there
a concluding sentence in which you restate your topic sentence
correct Spanish grammar and punctuation
at least six sentences
Write your paragraph in the box below.

Answer 6

i am so sorry
can i send u money man

Answer 7

dude i feel so bad i want kms

Answer 8

It is okay but I have to go. I have tests tmr x.x
Can you still do this tmr?

Answer 9

yes i can do this tmrw but deadline is tmrw

Answer 10

what time is it for u and when will u be on

Answer 11

Verify your email so I can message you x.x

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

ok done i think i did i
t

Answer 14

It isnt verified x.x I cant message you

Answer 15

i just clicked the link Nyan Cat hold on

Answer 16

idk its not working

Answer 17

Check your gmail (spam folder)

Answer 18

This is Question Cove

Answer 19

is that ok idk y its not working

Answer 20

@Ultrilliam Creator at least say something

Answer 21

What happens when you click the link?

Answer 22

first it says this email is already in use
then when i try a diff it says it sent but i go to the email and its not there

Answer 23

What email are you using?

Answer 24

Wait don't answer that one sec

Answer 25

i rather not say that

Answer 26

but one is yahoo one is aol

Answer 27

Thats all I needed to know, I'm checking for email pingbacks now

Answer 28

ok

Answer 29

Yea it does seem to be a issue, I'll just verify you and figure this out

Answer 30

Poof your verified.

Answer 31

coolio ty

Answer 32

Yw, now to talk with support for a few hours on why emails seem to be a issue with us...

Answer 33

haha, sorry

Answer 34

Issue? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Answer 35

dude he solved it AND VERIFIED ME

Answer 36

GO TO SLEEP U HAVE A TEST