Hola Richard. El termino correcto para "I'm too tired to walk" es "Estoy demasiado cansado para caminar" o "Estoy demasiado cansado para pasear" las dos alternativas se da a entender el mensaje, pero la primera es una traducción mas literal. ¡Saludos!

Hello Valeriya, here is the literal translation of the text you just submited: 1) - Father drives much better than mother. - I don't think he drives better. He doesn't even know how to park... - Shut up! it's better he doesn't hear you saying that... When someone says "Si no sabe ni aparcar" it means the person doesn't have the ability of driving well and he is not able to park his car. 2) I will cover your mouth so you don't call her. "Tapar" is to cover something up, "tapar la boca" is to cover the mouth so the person can't talk anymore.

Hello Katie, yes, you're right!, in most cases you use masculine plural to reference mixed gender family members, for example "los abuelos"; the word "los" is plural and masculine but it's referencing both genders, if you want to make reference to just your female grandmothers you should use "las abuelas". PD: I apologize for my broken English, i hope i answered your question.

Hola, a continuación te dejo la corrección del texto que redactaste.

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