Plz

if you looked up the word amigo in a spanish-english dictionary, you would find the word friend. do you think the two words mean the same thing? explain the two different levels of friendship in spanish-speaking cultures and the words associated with them.

Amigo- is a word used in Spanish for friend, which is supposedly used in English also meaning for friend. However when someone who speaks English uses the word Amigo they use it more like slang. In Spanish Amigo is friend, and compañera/o means more of an acquaintance. There is also colega which means colleague, compadre can also be used as spanish slang for friend. Amigote is another word for Amigo.

can i see the question? im not sure how to use cue in a sentence

the answer for the first question is:

he doesn't want to be touching other peoples mouths all day.

reason: no quiero estar siempre tocando las bocas de otras personas.

translation: he doesn't want to be touching other peoples mouths all day.

next question,

answer: luck

reason: hay que tener suerte.

translation : you need to be lucky.

next question,

answer: lawyer and architect

reason: se abogado seria bueno and me gusta la idea de construir cosas.

translation : abogado- lawyer construir - architect

last question,

answer: he asks what do you think about your future.

reason : que piensas de tu futuro?

translation: what do you think about your future?

i am a latina myself, so this is really easy.

i hope this : )