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Spanish! how do you say?
March 18th, 2010 | 
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heyhey asked:
help please =)
how do you say
help please =)
how do you say
“every week I went to dance lessons. I took ballet and tap dance.”
using imperfect tense and what not
porfavor&&graciasss!<3
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“every week I went to dance lessons. I took ballet and tap dance.”
In Spanish
” cada semana fui a las lecciones de danza. Tomé el ballet y el golpecito dance.”
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“Cada semana yo voy a las lecciones de baile. Yo tomo ballet y tap”
Ballet and tap have the same meaning in spanish