Question

the first rule of accents tells us that words ending in vowels, n or s should stress the syllable.

1. ¿como estás? means...

a. where are you?
c. what is your name?
b. how are you?
d. what time is it?

1. ¿cómo te llamas? means...

a. where are you?
c. what is your name?
b. how are you?
d. what time is it?

1. buenos dias means

a. good morning
c. good afternoon
b. good evening
d. good grief
the second rule of accents tell us that words ending in all other consonants that are not n or s should stress the syllable.

1. which of the following is not a way to say goodbye in spanish?

a. adios
c. hasta mañana
b. hasta luego
d. ¿qué tal?

1. hasta luego specifically means

a. see you later
c. see you tomorrow
b. see you soon
d. see you when i see you.

1. which phrase do you use when saying \goodnight\ to someone or saying a final goodbye of the day?
2. what is one way of saying you are feeling \ok\ or \so-so\?
3. the words \estoy\ and \soy\ both mean what?

Explanation:

1. In Spanish, "¿Cómo estás?" is a common greeting used to ask someone how they are.
2. "¿Cómo te llamas?" is a standard way to ask someone their name in Spanish.
3. "Buenos días" is a well - known Spanish phrase for "Good morning".
4. "¿Qué tal?" is more of a general "How's it going?" or "How are you?" type of question, not a goodbye.
5. "Hasta luego" directly translates to "See you later".
6. "Buenas noches" is used for "goodnight" or a final goodbye of the day.
7. "Más o menos" can be used to mean "ok" or "so - so".
8. "Estoy" and "soy" both relate to the verb "to be" in Spanish. "Soy" is the first - person singular present tense of the verb "ser" (to be in a more permanent sense), and "estoy" is the first - person singular present tense of the verb "estar" (to be in a more temporary sense). But in a basic translation sense, they both can be related to the concept of "I am".

Answer:

1. b. How are you?
2. c. What is your name?
3. a. Good morning
4. d. ¿Qué tal?
5. a. See you later
6. Buenas noches
7. Más o menos
8. I am