HELP!!!!!SPANISH SPEAKERS PLEASe!!!?

Question

What does apellidos mean?
A.Traditional snacks eaten before an important meal

B. Dialects of Spanish spoken only in a very limited area

C. The two last names that most Spanish-speaking people have

D. Celebrations of the Roman Catholic Church to honor a local saint

Answer 1

E. none of the above.

apellidos means last names....not necessarily the two last names of a spanish speaking person or any one person. if you said "mis apellidos" then it would mean "my last names" therefore last names belonging to one person.....

if you said "los dos apellidos de jose" meaning the two last names of jose. so, apellidos by itself does not fall into any of one of those listed (A - D)

Answer 2

"Apellidos" is the plural form of "apellido" which means last name. In some Spanish speaking countries both the paternal and maternal last names are used. The paternal last name of the father and the paternal last name of the mother are given to their children. Juan García Morales would be the son of María Morales Perez and José García Rodriguez.

Answer 3

apellidos = surnames

so,

C. the last names that most Spanish-speaking people have.

Answer 4

C. The two last names that most Spanish-speaking people have

Example: my name is Mª Dolores Márquez Muñoz (Márquez and Muñoz are my apellidos)

Answer 5

I can only speak for myself. Most Brits are exposed to many varieties of English through TV, films and encounters with English speaking people from many corners of the world. Accents don't bother me and I can understand that when an Australian says he's going for a Barbie, he's not going to the toy shop to buy an outrageously proportioned doll. I also know that when a Nigerian in my office asks where he can 'ease himself', he means he needs to go to the lavatory. I have sometimes been amazed that a person from the USA doesn't know what a lorry is, or says that you can't teach children the word 'café'. (I still don't know what the problem with this word is).

Answer 6

the correct answer is:
C. The two last names that most Spanish-speaking people have

Answer 7

apellidos means : last name...
A. we don't usually have snacks before a meal
B. there's puerto rican, dominican, mexiacan etc....different dialects although they are all spanish speaking countries
C. Perez and Lopez...also Martinez
D. dia de la Virgen de la Altagracia (Virgen Mary day)
Hope it helps!

Answer 8

apellido means surname or last name, and in argentina we use only one last name.

Answer 9

su apellido = your surname in spanish
but in portuguese, apelido = nickname

Answer 10

c