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Hola

Today we are going to learn new words for new people who are learning Spanish and English. The new words are where is the bathroom?, What's today?, Were do you go?.

Follow the rules:

1. write 5 to 1 paragraphs
2. You can post photos.
3. have fun!

Here are the new words.

Where is the bathroom? in English

Dónde está el baño? in Spanish

What's today? in English

¿Qué es hoy? in Spanish

Where did you go? in English

¿Era fue? in Spanish

Enjoy! And learn

'where' is ... And I think I'd say, ¿qué día es hoy? and ¿dónde fue? :) - Kiwi-Girl, May 31, 2013

ok - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

uno dos tres - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

this is fun - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

i will say hola! - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

hola - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

Good post mate , you are doing very well . - ray76, Jun 1, 2013

Thanks - 0080b918, Jun 1, 2013

How are you to day? - 0080b918, Jun 1, 2013

:) - 0080b918, Jun 1, 2013

Answer 1

A menudo estoy confundido entre " fue y era.

I am often confused between one was and the other.

Answer 2

Today we are going to learn new words for new people who are learning Spanish and English. The new words are where is the bathroom?, What day is it today?, Where are you going?.

Answer 3

"What day is today?"

"What's today?"

Both perfectly acceptable English.

I think ,"what is today" would be better. - ray76, Jun 1, 2013

Answer 4

Also perfectly acceptable:

"What's the date today?"

"What is today's date?"

What's the date?"

"What date is today?"

or, "What day is it?" - chellapadua, May 31, 2013

your right! - 0080b918, May 31, 2013

"What day is it?" is fine, but without context it may be ambiguous. So if you are asking for the date, you may get the day. - EugenioCosta, May 31, 2013

"What day is today?" is also fine, but for the date, again ambiguous. - EugenioCosta, May 31, 2013

Answer 5

What day is it?

Answer 6

That's right! This is the new words.