Unit 2 Lesson 2: El Verbo venir Flashcards
What is the capital city of Paraguay?
Asunción
Where is San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo is a suburb of Asunción, which is the capital city of Paraguay.
What is the food of San Lorenzo like
The cuisine is a mix of South American fare with Brazilian influences.
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Popular foods in San Lorenzo
churrascarías. We love the asados, or barbecues. Asados, along with empanadas, and milanesas
empanadas
empanadas, which are usually meat-filled pastries
milanesas
milanesas, which are breaded and fried meat filets,
IS Paraguay food spicy?
the food of Paraguay is not particularly spicy, there is something for everyone at the restaurants of San Lorenzo.
Fast food in San Lorenzo
you can always find the typical fast food restaurants that serve hamburgers and other American foods, but there are also fast food restaurants for Paraguayan food that serve empanadas and other Paraguayan fare.
Paraguay is a bilingual country, what two languages are spoken there
Paraguay is a bilingual country in which both Spanish and Guaraní are spoken. In Paraguay, Guaraní and Spanish share equal status as official languages.
Where did Guarani come form
Guaraní is the language of the indigenous people of the region.
Guaraní is still widely spoken today throughout Paraguay, although the number of Guaraní speakers had been reduced greatly, why is that
Guaraní is still widely spoken today throughout Paraguay, although the number of Guaraní speakers had been reduced greatly due to the colonization of the area by the Spanish.
How was Guarani seen in the past vs now
Guaraní was once regarded as a non-prestige language. That is, people had negative associations and reactions to Guaraní. However, Guaraní is now seen as a source of pride and national identity.
Many speakers of Spanish and Guaraní tend to mix the two languages. What is the mix of Spanish and Guarani called
This mix of the two languages is called jopará, which is the Guaraní word for mix.
What language do the pople in the cities speak vs the people in rural areas
People in cities tend to speak more Spanish, while people in rural, less developed areas tend to speak more Guaraní.
(Guarani word) hetereí
delicious