jessepeterson959 jessepeterson959

01-04-2021
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If someone tells you "vámonos" they are:
asking you to leave
telling you to get lost
saying "let's go"
asking you where you are going

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01-04-2021

Answer:

Explanation:

lets go

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thetruecatking thetruecatking

01-04-2021

Answer:

Saying "let's go"

Explanation:

Have you seen Dora? Basically when she says "vámonos" she means like let's leave and go to the next spot. I hope this helped and Have a nice day!

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