Question

Spanish halp, I dont even know anymore

Answer 1

@dude I legit have no clue

Answer 2

Third one

Answer 3

this question seems racist

Answer 4

I honestly dont even know what proverb means e.e

Answer 5

Which would translate to

`Where you go, do what you see`

This makes more sense because it expresses the idea that you have to do what you see and not stick to your own beliefs
(I suck at explaining it but its basically telling you to be open minded)


In other words, where ever you go, adapt to their culture (if that makes sense)

Answer 6

Not really tbh, I might just guess the rest e.e

Answer 7

Proverbs are very philosophical, uh try to focus/find on the root of each word and it might help you understand the meaning

Answer 8

Um

Answer 9

gg self I couldn't explain that lol

Answer 10

You can, I just dont get it

Answer 11

Uh okay so when you look at proverbs and do not know the meaning of a word

Like the previous question
`A donde fueres haz lo que vieres`

Lets say you don't know what `fueres` means,
- you want to look at which word in spanish it most closely looks to (his requires you know the infinitives AKA unconjugated words like `correr`, `gustar`, `encantar`, etc.)

fueres sounds like `fue` which is `ir` (or to go, this is an irregular verb when conjugated so this is a harder example)

A donde I assume you know the definition to

So, A donde fueres would mean `Where you go`

Answer 12

O

Answer 13

Was that somewhat more helpful?

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

Ima try to do the rest e.e

Answer 16

Okay, if you want to check I would be glad to help

Answer 17

its fine I just checked brainly and it was there LOL

Answer 18

thanks though <3

Answer 19

Shhh, we don't speak of that here

Answer 20

I had no idea it was there though LOL

Answer 21

I said the name of he would must not be named

Answer 22

Ya

Answer 23

dude i think you are right sure my opinion that this proverb mean

A donde fueres haz lo que vieres

where you was is what you saw