Spanish 1- Asking And Giving Names

The correct answer is "Ella" because it is the Spanish word for "she".

The correct answer is "Como se llama usted?" This is the formal way to ask someone's name in Spanish. "Como le usted?" and "Como de la llama?" are incorrect because they use incorrect grammar and do not properly ask for someone's name.

The given answer is true because "Me llamo Diego" is the correct translation of "my name is Diego" in Spanish.

The correct answer is "Como te llamas?" This is the most appropriate translation for "What's your name?" in an informal context. "Como te gusta?" means "How do you like it?" and "Como se llama el?" means "What's his name?"

In Spanish, "he" is translated as "el".

The correct answer is "Quien es el/ella?" This is the correct translation for "Who is he/she?" in Spanish. The other options provided in the question are grammatically incorrect or do not make sense in this context.

The given statement "El/Ella es Manuel/Susana" translates to "He/She is Manuel/Susana" in English. This means that the person being referred to is either named Manuel or Susana, depending on the gender indicated by "El" or "Ella".

The correct answer is "Como se llama el/ella?" This is the correct way to ask "What is his/her name?" in Spanish. The phrase "Como se llama" translates to "What is called" or "What is their name" in English. The use of "el/ella" indicates that the question is asking for a specific person's name.

The correct answer is "Soy Jose" because in Spanish, the verb "ser" is used to express identity or characteristics. In this case, "soy" is the first person singular form of the verb "ser" which means "I am." Therefore, "Soy Jose" translates to "I am Jose" in English.