Si vives en argentina, lavas los platos en un(a) hamaca lavaplatos lavavajillas el patio central es una característica arquitectónica introducida en las américas por los españoles los árabes los aztecas en las casas con patio, las habitaciones privadas se encuentran en el pasillo cubierto la planta baja los pisos superiores en latinoamérica es común relajarse en en el patio. la mecedora la mesa camilla el escaparate otro nombre para el refrigerador es el fregadero la frazada la nevera se cree que construyeron las primeras hamacas. los taínos los incas los árabes los uros viven en el lago titicaca, que está entre perú y ecuador perú y bolivia bolivia y chile las casas, los muebles y los barcos de los uros están hechos de maíz manta totora

Si vives en argentina, lavas los platos en un lavavajillas

Lavavajillas translates into dishwasher. So if you are in Argentina or other countries you would need a dishwasher  (lavavajillas) to do the dishes. The other options are incorrect because hamaca translates into hammock and lavaplatos means dishwashing soap. Thus if you live in Argentina, you wash the dishes in a dishwasher.

El patio central es una característica arquitectónica introducida en las américas por los españoles

Central courtyard was an architectonic characteristic introduced by Spanish people. A central courtyard or simply court is a circumscribed area, open to the sky and often surrounded by a building. A lot of buildings in Latin America meets these requirements. Many of those places are emblematic buildings filled with history.

En las casas con patio, las habitaciones privadas se encuentran en los pisos superiores

Courtyard houses are beautiful. You can get outdoor space that is secure and usable at all times of day. So those houses provide lots of natural ventilation. In those houses, private rooms located upstairs. The comforts offered by a courtyard air, light, privacy, security, and tranquility.

En Latinoamérica es común relajarse en la mecedora en el patio

La mecedora translates into the rocking chair, that is, a chair mounted on rockers or springs, so you can rock back and forth. It is common to find a rocking chair (mecedora) in the courtyard to relax. It is common to find a rocking chair in an apartment as well.

Otro nombre para el refrigerador es nevera

Nevera and refrigerador translates into the same word in English as refrigerator. The use of these two words depends on the country you are. For instance, in Venezuela it is more common to use the word nevera while in Spain it is more common to use the word refrigerator but they refer to the same appliance or compartment that is artificially kept cool and used to store food and drink.

Se cree que los taínos construyeron las primeras hamacas.

Hamaca translates into hammock and is a bed made of canvas, rope mesh and suspended by cords at the ends, used as garden furniture or on board a ship. As we said this is in Spanish hamaca, borrowed from Taíno and Arawak hamaka, that is, this word comes from a Taíno culture Arawakan word from Haiti whose meaning is stretch of cloth from the Arawak root-maka

Los uros viven en el lago titicaca, que está entre Perú y Bolivia

Los uros are an indigenous people who live in Peru and Bolivia.  They live in Lake Titicaca near Puno, on an approximate and still growing 120 floating islands. The total population is 4600. From this number, 50% lives in Peru and the others live in Bolivia. The languages of this group is Aymara, Spanish, Uru–Chipaya.

Los muebles y los barcos de los uros están hechos de totora

The Uru (los uros in Spanish) use bundles of dried totora reeds to make reed boats (called balsas in Spanish), and to make the islands themselves. In this way, totora is a subspecies of the giant bulrush sedge. This is commonly found in South America, often on Lake Titicaca.

the former currency of el salvador who honored an american sailor was:

answer: christopher columbus

the 200 (doscientos colones) was the currency that showed a picture of christopher columbus in front of the bill with a ship - this currency ran from 1892-2001, it was then replaced with the u.s. dollar.

i hope this .

i would have to know what the audios say as well with the question. : /