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11:54 Sep 26, 2001 |
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Griego, Mexicano (mejicano) australiano Explanation: Saludos, B |
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griego/griega, australiano/australiana, mexicano/mexicana Explanation: griego/griega, australiano/australiana, mexicano/mexicana Own knowledge |
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Griego(a), mexicano(a), australiano(a) Explanation: Hello Lucy If the person is male, use the first option: griego, mexicano, australiano. If the person is female, use the second option: griega, mexicana, australiana Nationalities in Spanish doesn't need to start with capitals. For Mexican, you can also use "mejicano(a)". Both options with x and j are accepted. Good luck |
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Griego(a), mexicano(a), australiano(a) Explanation: Hello Lucy If the person is male, use the first option: griego, mexicano, australiano. If the person is female, use the second option: griega, mexicana, australiana Nationalities in Spanish do not need to start with capitals. For Mexican, you can also use "mejicano(a)". Both options with x and j are accepted. Good luck |
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