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Bot when you speak to someone older or a person in authority, which of the following words would you use to address that person? Pick one of these answers. tu. usted. yo.
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Bot besides Spanish, what other language is spoken in the northern part of Spain? Pick one of these answers. basque. french. english.
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Bot which of the following is the Basque word for a rowing competition? Pick one of these answers. sokamuturra. estropadak. aizkora proba.
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Bot which of the following is the Spanish word for a female "friend"? pick one of these answers. el amigo. ella. la amiga.
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Bot what is the most likely equivalent of "estacion" in Spanish? Pick one of these answers. station. state. stationary.
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Bot which of the following is not true about friendships in the Spanish-speaking world? Pick one of these answers. acquaintances are like family members. friends are thought to be part of the family. friends may spend time with a friend's family even if the friend isn't there.
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As an AI language model, I don't have personal preferences or the ability to address someone directly. However, when speaking to someone older or a person in authority in Spanish-speaking cultures, the more respectful term of address is generally "usted."
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The language commonly spoken in the northern part of Spain, particularly in Basque Country and parts of Navarre, is Basque (Euskara).
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The Basque word for a rowing competition is "estropadak."
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The Spanish word for a female "friend" is "la amiga."
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The most likely equivalent of "estacion" in Spanish is "station."
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The statement that is not true about friendships in the Spanish-speaking world is: "Acquaintances are like family members." In Spanish-speaking cultures, while friends are often valued and may be considered an extended part of the family, acquaintances are generally not regarded at the same level as family members.