I need help with my spanish homework!!

[b-ballgurl]

what does "cuando una persona termina las clases en el coliego, a veces hay una____ para celebrar" mean. Then what would go in the blank?

[wtmusic]

1. fiesta n/t

[democrat in Tallahassee]

2. joint?

[name not needed]

3. It means "Do your homework before Hedges finds you"

And believe me, you do NOT want to see that man after he's had his Clamato!

:D

[wtmusic]

4. orgia

[SarahB]

5. Please, please!

It's my daughter and I took French. :silly:

[name not needed]

6. And I take Italian

so that really helps :D

[b-ballgurl]

7. Arrgghhh!

:banghead:

[pansypoo53219]

8. que?

habla un pequeno espanol.

[Nevernose]

9. It really is "fiesta"

"When a person finishes their college classes , there's a celbration party."

[bearfan454]

10. fiesta con mucho cervezas y hierba fuerte n/t

[Nevernose]

11. No quiero la coca, pero tienes molta?

That was the very first phrase I learned, and man, did it ever come in handy!

[SW FL Dem]

12. I agree it's fiesta

When a person finishes classes in college, ? have a party to celebrate. Fiesta is a word for party.

[SarahB]

13. Thanks, guys.

She has an "A" in Spanish, but for some reason was somehow stuck and couldn't get it. :shrug:

We appreciate it.

[Beware the Beast Man]

14. "when a person graduates high school,

there's sometimes a (party) to celebrate.

[UTUSN]

15. "una ocasion" ----para, etc. n/t

[melv]

16. Taco.