You go to the blackboard
(you go - plural "you" as if you are speaking to more than one person, as in asking the whole class to go to the blackboard.)
La pizarra is feminine, (el) is masculine, and (la) is feminine.
Un plumón / marcador de agua si la pizarra es un pintarrón.Un gis / tiza si la pizarra es de las antiguas.
"Mira/Mire la pizarra/el pizarron"....this is only for 1 person. The plural would be "Miren la pizarra/el pizarron."
En la pizarra
Go spurs Go = Vayan, los Spurs, Vayan
listen to the slate
he/she/you (formal) writes on the board.
"Come to the board, please."
La pizarra is feminine, (el) is masculine, and (la) is feminine.
Un plumón / marcador de agua si la pizarra es un pintarrón.Un gis / tiza si la pizarra es de las antiguas.
She goes to the blackboard and writes
"La pizarra" translates to "the blackboard" or "the slate" in English. It typically refers to the board used in classrooms for writing with chalk. In a broader context, it can also refer to a slate surface used for various purposes.
"Mira/Mire la pizarra/el pizarron"....this is only for 1 person. The plural would be "Miren la pizarra/el pizarron."
Pizarra.
Write on the board.
What color is the chalkboard.
It means "chalkboard".