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1. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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2. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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3. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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4. Choose the Spanish word for the drink shown.
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5. Choose the Spanish word for the drink shown.
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6. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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7. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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8. Choose the Spanish word for the drink shown.
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9. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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10. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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11. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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12. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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13. Choose the Spanish word for the sticky bread topping shown.
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14. Choose the Spanish word for the fruit shown.
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15. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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16. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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17. Choose the Spanish word for "ham".
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18. Choose the Spanish word for the purple fruit shown.
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19. Which one of these words is a meat, like the one shown here?
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20. Choose the Spanish word for the drink shown.
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21. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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22. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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23. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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24. Choose the Spanish word for "milk".
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25. Choose the Spanish word for the fruit shown.
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26. Choose the Spanish word for the liquid food shown.
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27. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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28. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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29. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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30. Choose the Spanish term for "hot chocolate".
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31. Choose the Spanish word for the fruit shown.
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32. Choose the Spanish word for "water".
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33. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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34. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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35. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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36. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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37. Choose the Spanish word for the veggie shown.
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38. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
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39. Choose the Spanish word for the fruit shown here.
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40. Choose the Spanish word for the food shown.
Spanish is the official language in 20 countries, spanning from Spain to Central and South America, along with several islands in the Caribbean. But when we say that Salvadorans and Spaniards speak Spanish (try saying that 5 times fast), we leave out the fact that the Spanish spoken in El Salvador is different from the Spanish spoken in Spain (just like the English spoken in England is different from the English spoken in the U.S. Read more