English, asked by Hyemi2008, 2 days ago

DEFINE SONREÍR ???????

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Answered by GloriousPhoenix

2

Answer:

sonreír → smile to, smile at, smile, grin.

Explanation:

are you from spain ??

Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

$\huge{❥}\:{\mathtt{{\purple{\boxed{\tt{\pink{\red{A}\pink{n}\orange{s}\green{w}\blue{e}\purple{r᭄}}}}}}}}$

lntransitive verb. 1. ( reír levemente) to smile. me sonrióshe smiled at me.

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