La escritora puertorriqueña rosario ferré escribía tanto en español como en . los ataques piratas estaban por los gobiernos de inglaterra y francia. los colonizadores españoles construyeron en las tres principales ciudades del caribe para proteger sus riquezas de los ataques piratas. por eso, estas ciudades se conocían como ciudades . cuando no quieren caminar, los boricuas toman la .

1. inglés

2. financiados

3. fuertes; fortaleza

4. guagua

Explanation:

The exercise aims for you to complete the sentences about Spanish speakers culture.

1. La escritora puertorriqueña Rosario Ferré escribía tanto en español como en inglés.

1. Puerto Rican writer Rosario Ferré wrote in both Spanish and English.

Ferré, who became part of the Puerto Rican literary universe through his creations in the Spanish language, she has achieved - with his works in  English language and with its translations from Spanish to English and vice versa— a continuity literary of great artistic quality.

2.  Los ataques piratas estaban financiados por los gobiernos de Inglaterra y Francia.

2. The pirate attacks were funded by the governments of England and France.

A logistic effort that accelerated the decline of this type of piracy, that financed and driven in the shadows by countries such as England, France or Holland.

3. Los colonizadores españoles construyeron fuertes en las tres principales ciudades del Caribe para proteger sus riquezas de los ataques piratas. Por eso, estas ciudades se conocían como ciudades fortaleza.

3. The Spanish colonizers built forts in the three main cities of the Caribbean to protect their wealth from pirate attacks. Therefore, these cities were known as fortress cities.

In 1550 it is known that fortresses were built to protect pirate attacks with an indigenous slave hand.

4, Cuando no quieren caminar, los boricuas toman la guagua.

4, When they don't want to walk, the Puerto Ricans (boricuas) take the bus (guagua).

The guagua can be referred in some countries by bus or car, mainly in the lexicon of the Antilles and the Canary Islands, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, etc.

me, te, le, nos, os, les

gabriel le compro una rosa a anita

gabriel bought a rose for anita

(the o on compro has an accent mark)

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