Pais, Continente, and....Hecho?

Question

So basically I have to write the Country, Continent, and Hecho? of certain flags.

I understand what Hecho means normally. but I can't figure out what I'm suppose to write about these flags...

fact - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 12, 2012

Answer 1

Could it mean to say what it's made of or are you perhaps being asking you to draw it?

Answer 2

Is this a written requirement? Can you give us the actual assignment? Or at least tell us if it was used as verb or a noun?

Sometimes, context speaks volumes.

Agreed. Something's missing, here. - Gekkosan, Aug 10, 2010

Answer 3

The assignment is really simple. We have 6 pictures of flags. And six paragraphs talking about each of the countries and describing the flag. so essentially we have to figure out which flag is which from the paragraphs.

I still say there's some instruction, somehwere, that I'm missing in order to make sense of the text you provided. You have "Country, Continent and Fact" I can read no more and no less from what you have provided. - Gekkosan, Aug 10, 2010

oh I'm really sorry if I came off as being rude or anything! D: I wasn't trying to at all, I only worded it as "really simple" because I don't want to make it sound like I'm doing some big essay or anything. D: - kassyface, Aug 10, 2010

Answer 4

Most common meanings of Hecho are 'act, do, make'

Hecho en México ... Made in Mexico.

Or 'fact, actually'

De hecho ... as a matter of fact.

Then there is Hacer.

Are you able to look at the instruction and see if it is being used as a noun or as an adjective?