English/Spanish Quiz (Level 2)

The correct answer is "loro" because it is the Spanish word for "parrot". By rearranging the letters in "rool" and making it sound Spanish, we get the word "loro" which translates to "parrot" in English.

The correct answer is "television" because it is the correct translation of the English word "television" into Spanish.

The correct answer is "Te amo" and "Te quiero". These are both common ways to express "I love you" in Spanish. "Te amo" is a stronger and more passionate declaration of love, while "Te quiero" is a more casual and affectionate way to express love.

The correct answer is "Que tal" and "Como esta". These are both common Spanish greetings that can be used to ask someone how they are doing. "Que tal" is a more informal way of asking, while "Como esta" is more formal.

The correct answer is "Tengo hambre" and "Quiero comer". These phrases are the accurate translations of "I'm hungry" into Spanish. "Tengo hambre" directly translates to "I'm hungry" and "Quiero comer" means "I want to eat". Both expressions convey the feeling of hunger in Spanish.

"You" in english can be represented in Spanish by 2 forms : "tu" and "usted". "tu" is the familiar form whereas "usted" is the polite form.

The correct answers are "Lo odio" and "La odio" because in Spanish, the verb "odiar" (to hate) needs to agree in gender with the person or thing being hated. "Lo odio" is used when referring to a male person or thing, while "La odio" is used when referring to a female person or thing.

The correct answers are "Que me llames" and "Llameme." In Spanish, "call me" can be translated as "Que me llames" or "Llameme." Both phrases convey the same meaning and are grammatically correct.

The correct answer is "No oi lo que diciste, No ho entendido, No entendi" because all three phrases accurately translate the given sentence "I didn't hear what you said" into Spanish. Each phrase conveys the meaning of not being able to hear or understand what the other person said.