Yes, i sure can ^^

Well, one thing i did is i just got a little introductory speaking spanish book. From the sample quizes and whatnot, an english speaker can tell what a spanish sentence is usually talking about even if they dont know a lick of spanish. By recognizing words that sound the same, and learning common words like "what" and "compare" i was able to determine what it was asking.

And i do remember a couple things about picaso being on the test, but i honestly cant remember what the rest of the test entailed. OH! and one other thing is being able to figure out what signs (like street signs, warning signs, visitor info signs, and whatnot) mean. There are quite a few of those. ^^

Sorry if that doesnt help... x_x
It was a good while ago when i did that... v_v

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