If you have a sentence with two verbs together, you conjugate the and leave the
second verb as an infinitive. If you want to use an indirect object pronoun in one of those sentences,
rather than putting it in front of the
verb, you can attach it to the end of the
verb.

12 hours xd ~ma-tiah

igualmente (likewise) or el gusto es mio (the pleasure is mine)

hello, how (you)? not bad. luisa. i'm jose luis. a lot. is that her? tania is from. select the sentence that does not belong. chau. good bye. see you later. hello, how are you? my name is victor. i'm carmen. what's your name? i am sorry. fine you. and you? nice to meet you. the taste is mine. delighted. complete the mini-dialogues with the appropriate words. "are they? " — they're from. where, nights where, spain call, united states where, delighted — good morning. i