7. hola, juan. ¿qué ______?
8. profesora, no entiendo. hable ______, por favor.
9. another way to say no hay de qué is ______.
10. buenas ______ is how you would greet someone in the afternoon.
11. ¿cuánto ______ la camisa?
12. hola, juan. ¿cómo ______? —bien, gracias.
13. hasta luego = ______.
14. you address a married woman as ______.
15. you address an unmarried young lady as ______.
16. me llamo juanita vega. juanita es mi nombre y vega es mi ______.

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### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
In Spanish, the common phrase is "¿Qué tal?" to ask how someone is or what's up. So the blank should be filled with "tal".
# Answer:
tal

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
The sentence means the student doesn't understand and asks the teacher to speak more slowly. "más despacio" means "more slowly" in Spanish, so the blank is "más despacio".
# Answer:
más despacio

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
"no hay de qué" is a response to thanks, and "de nada" is another common way to say "you're welcome" or to respond to gratitude, so the answer is "de nada".
# Answer:
de nada

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
To greet someone in the afternoon in Spanish, "Buenas tardes" is used. So the blank is "tardes".
# Answer:
tardes

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
To ask the price of something in Spanish, we use "¿Cuánto cuesta...?". Since "la camisa" is singular, the verb is "cuesta".
# Answer:
cuesta

### Question 12
# Brief Explanations:
The common greeting phrase is "¿Cómo estás?" (informal) or "¿Cómo está?" (formal). Here, since it's addressed to Juan (probably informal, but the response is "Bien, gracias"), the blank is "estás".
# Answer:
estás

### Question 13
# Brief Explanations:
"Hasta luego" means "see you later", and another equivalent phrase is "hasta la vista" or "adiós" (but "hasta la vista" is more similar in meaning for "see you later"). However, "hasta la vista" or "adiós" can be used, but "hasta la vista" is a common equivalent. Alternatively, "hasta mañana" if it's until tomorrow, but "hasta luego" is more general. The most common equivalent is "adiós" or "hasta la vista", but "adiós" is also used. But the standard equivalent for "hasta luego" is "see you later", and in Spanish, "hasta la vista" or "adiós" can work. But the most precise equivalent is "hasta la vista" or "adiós", but "adiós" is more general. However, the correct fill - in is "adiós" or "hasta la vista". But the most common answer is "adiós".
# Answer:
adiós (or hasta la vista)

### Question 14
# Brief Explanations:
In Spanish, a married woman is addressed as "señora". So the blank is "señora".
# Answer:
señora

### Question 15
# Brief Explanations:
An unmarried young lady is addressed as "señorita" in Spanish. So the blank is "señorita".
# Answer:
señorita

### Question 16
# Brief Explanations:
In Spanish names, the first part is the given name (nombre) and the last part is the surname (apellido). So "Vega" is the apellido (last name).
# Answer:
apellido

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