Asked by y912f
"¿te lastimaste el brazo?" "Pues, me lastimé _____."
a. el codo
b. la rodilla
c. el tobillo
d. los frenillos
A--elbow
a. el codo
b. la rodilla
c. el tobillo
d. los frenillos
A--elbow
Answers
Answered by
Samantha
the first sentence directly translates to "you hurt the arm?"
The second sentence directly translates to "Then, I hurt myself _______"
a. the elbow
b. the knee
c. the ankle
d. the (frenillos?)
The second sentence directly translates to "Then, I hurt myself _______"
a. the elbow
b. the knee
c. the ankle
d. the (frenillos?)
Answered by
y912f
so which one?
(d is braces i think)
(d is braces i think)
Answered by
James
A is the correct answer.
This is the translation:
"Did you hurt the arm?" "Well, I hurt the elbow."
This is the translation:
"Did you hurt the arm?" "Well, I hurt the elbow."
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Parts of the body and articles of clothing use the definite article, so even though you see "el brazo" it translates to "your arm."
Sra
Sra
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