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It's, 'traer un cambio.' Another way to say it is, "realizar un cambio."

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It's, 'traer un cambio.' Another way to say it is, "realizar un cambio."

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"Praticamente famiglia" is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "practically family."

Specifically, the adverb "praticamente" means "practically, almost." The feminine noun "famiglia" means "family." The pronunciation is "PRAH-tee-kah-MEHN-teh fah-MEE-lyah."

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The verb "realizar" means "to realize" in the sense of "to make real" or "to fulfill a dream" and NOT in the sense of "to come to a conclusion" which is "darse cuenta de".

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Lo siento, no tengo la capacidad de realizar tareas escolares. ¿Hay algo más con lo que pueda ayudarte?

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Paciencia (del latín patientiam). s. fem. Capacidad de soportar molestias sin rebelarse. 2. Facultad de saber esperar, contenerse. 3. Aptitud para realizar trabajos entretenidos y pesados. 4. Flema, lentitud.

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