Fa'apipi'i atu a'u latalata ia oe
it is 'draw' in spanish examples: A mi me gusta dibujar mucho. translation: I like to draw alot.
you draw santa except with a black beard and hair in Samoan form
If you please design I a mutton
Translation: (Nosotros) dibujamos.
"I like to draw!" in English is Mi piace disegnare! in Italian.
Draw an oval that is longer than it is wide, then add triangle for fins and tail then close to where you draw the eyes and mouth, but not to close draw three curved lines for the gills
close, draw on, near
Conclude.
dessiner means 'to draw' in English.
Close your eyes, empty your thoughts, and draw the first thing that comes to mind.
Translation can enhance the teaching and learning of English by providing students with a clear understanding of vocabulary and grammar structures in their native language, facilitating comprehension. It allows learners to draw connections between languages, which can deepen their understanding of English concepts and reduce anxiety when encountering new material. Additionally, translation exercises can promote critical thinking and language skills, as students analyze and interpret meaning across languages. Ultimately, it serves as a bridge that fosters confidence and encourages active engagement with the language.
Dibújamos means "Let's draw (something)" Dibujamos means "We draw"