Para responder a esa pregunta, simplemente dirías la talla de camisa o blusa que usas. Por ejemplo, podrías decir "Uso talla mediana" o "Soy talla pequeña".
If I had more time, I would finish reading this book.
The question tag for "you were" would be "weren't you?"
I can answer your question now! What would you like to know?
To use a "Would you rather" question, simply present two scenarios and ask which option the person would choose. For example, "Would you rather travel to the beach or the mountains for vacation?" This can be a fun way to initiate conversations and learn more about someone's preferences.
Yes, the term for answering a question with a question is "interrogative technique" or "rhetorical question."
the correct translation for tank top into Spanish would be La camiseta. bah humbug!!
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Well manga larga it is used in winter time or when your cold manga corta is summer clothes so it depends on you
"I wear" in Spanish would be "Yo llevo" (Pronounced yo yevo) ...If you used google translate The actual way to say it is "llevo". To say I would wear is "llevarian", with an accent going from bottom left to top right on the I. 'Llevo' is I wear, if you want to say he/she wears it would be 'Lleva... Example for I wear: Llevo una camisa y unos pantalones. (I wear a shirt and pants)... Example for he/she wears: Lleva una blusa y unos jeans. (He/she wears a blouse and jeans) -Marie12kk3-
If you are referring to a Long sleeve shirt, you would just say: Camisa con mangas largas. "mangas largas" is how to say long sleeves.
The Mexico spanish version would be... pequeño
An adjective modifies a pronoun, as it would a noun. But adjectives are connected to pronouns by linking verbs, rather than coming before a noun.E.g.the tall boy = he is talla mad customer = she seems madtired workers = they feel tired
el mismo tamaño la misma talla (clothes size) el mismo número (shoe size)
Are you speaking of Romeo and Juliette from Shakespeare? If so, you could use Veronese clothing from the Renaissance or Venetian or Florentine clothing. Italian City States had vastly different styles so depending on what you wanted to look like, research would be essential to get a gown that was historically correct. I have some links below that you can check out to get what someone would have worn at the time of Shakespeare, and 14th, 15th and 16th Centuries. Typically a Woman from Verona would have worn: #1. Camisa ~They always wore a linen or silk under dress to protect their clothing from bodily oils and grime. It was called a Camisa. #2. Gamura~ which is the gown itself, it would have decorated sleeves often tied onto the Gamura, and had openings in which the Camisa would be pulled to show off. #3. Giornea~ For the 14th Century to the early 15th Century, would be the next layer, and it is really a cover, it did not typically have sleeves, and it could be open in the front or sides with extra decorations on the sides. #4. Caul~ would be a net like piece that would cover your hair. #5. Jewelry~ earrings, and necklaces and belt.
camesatadepending on what kind of shirt it is then the word for it would be different: a t-shirt is a camiseta a man's dress or button-up shirt is a camisa and a woman's blouse is a blousa
Theriodicly, it's Question.
How amazing! As it is not a question, an exclamation (!) would be used.How are you? Is a question, a question mark (?) would be used.