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Hi, I needed help with questions...

What would you fill in for these sentences?

1. El "cantante" que canta esta noche es muy popular. Yo sé que el " publico" va a estar " mucho " de gente. El " publico" siempre le aplaude mucho. él recibe muchos "aplausos ". A su " fans??? " le gustan mucho sus conciertos.

I'm not sure how to say "fans" in Spanish.... and also, there is an accent over the u in both "publico" 's, and also I'm not sure if the spelling of "aplausos" is correct.

Thanks for your help!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

El "cantante" (OK) que canta esta noche es muy popular. Yo sé (now is optional the accent) que el " público" va a estar " mucho " de gente (1*). El " público" siempre le aplaude mucho. él recibe muchos "aplausos(OK) ". A sus " fans(perfect, or "seguidores"/"admiradores" ) " le gustan mucho sus conciertos.

1* - I don't understand what do you want to say with "el público va a estar mucho de gente". I suppose you may say: "El pública va a estar lleno de gente" (but it isn't necessary because "público" means people, "gente").

Público has accent, and "aplausos" is perfect.

Greetings and very well(Y)

Edit: "accent", not "tilde".

In Spanish, the accent is referred to as "tilde" - pesta, May 3, 2011

Answer 3

El "cantante/artista" que canta esta noche es muy popular. Yo sé que el " teatro" va a estar " lleno " de gente. El " público" siempre le aplaude mucho. él recibe muchos "aplausos ". A su " fans " le gustan mucho sus conciertos.

Buena ayuda pesta, gracias

Answer 4

Is this a homework question?

Probably. Mizu has edited the original post with some original work, and could use some help now... - pesta, May 3, 2011

Answer 5

I typed "fan" in the dictionary translate box at the top. It gave me the right answer, which you can also find.

The dictionary will find words if spelled slightly wrong, for example, if you use "u" instead of "ú", it will find the word to translate okay.

I believe you spelled aplausos correctly (plural).

I hope that helps some.