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# Brief Explanations:
In Spanish, when asking "How are you (plural, ustedes)?" the correct verb form is "están" (from the verb "estar", used for temporary states like how one is doing). The subject "ustedes" is plural and formal, so the conjugation of "estar" is "están".
# Answer:
están

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# Brief Explanations:
The phrase "Me llamo..." is used to introduce oneself in Spanish, meaning "My name is...". So here, we use "llamo" (from the verb "llamar", with the reflexive pronoun "me" for "myself").
# Answer:
llamo

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# Brief Explanations:
The question "¿Cómo te llamas?" is used to ask "What's your name?" in Spanish. It uses the reflexive verb "llamarse", and with the subject "tú" (implied by "te"), the conjugation is "llamas".
# Answer:
llamas

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# Brief Explanations:
The sentence "Mi nombre es Pablo" means "My name is Pablo". So the word needed here is "nombre" which means "name" in Spanish.
# Answer:
nombre

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# Brief Explanations:
The phrase "Mucho gusto" is a common Spanish expression used to say "Nice to meet you". So the word here is "gusto".
# Answer:
gusto

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# Brief Explanations:
The response to "Mucho gusto" is "El gusto es mío", which means "The pleasure is mine". So we use "mío" (mine, masculine singular to match "gusto" which is masculine).
# Answer:
mío

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