estos son mis = these are my
The Yiddish word "son" means "soon" in English.
"Quienes son tus primos" translates to "Who are your cousins" in English.
"Son lapices" translates to "They are pencils" in English.
Either: - his or her - sound - bran
Son stands for "Are" and interesantes stands for "Interesting" so that would translate over to: "Are interesting".
It means: What are these?
It means: How are my classes?
What are these is an English equivalent of '¿Qué son estos'. The interrogative 'qué' means 'what'. The verb 'son' means '[they] are'. The masculine demonstrative 'estos' means 'these'. All together, they're pronounced 'keh-soh-NEH-stohs'.
my pants are super thermal... okay....
"Mis ojos son" means my eyes are.
Mis padres son means: My parents are.
Mis amigos son divertidos = My friends are fun.
It means, "These games are very good"
Hijos(as)- son or daughter Padres- parents
Like this:Estos lápices son de MiguelDe Miguel son estos lápices Son éstos los lápices de MiguelSon estos lápices de MiguelDe Miguel estos lápices sonSon de Miguel estos lápices
You would use the word "estos". "¿Son estos tus zapatos?" "Are these your shoes?"
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