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How would you say "look at me, please to your father's friend in Spanish?
A. Míreme, por favor.
B. Llámeme, por favor.
C. Mírelo, por favor.
D. Hábleme, por favor.

Answer 1

The correct translation is 'Míreme, por favor.'

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct translation of 'look at me, please' to Spanish when addressing your father's friend is: Míreme, por favor. In Spanish, the verb 'mirar' means 'to look' and when addressing someone respectfully, you use the formal command form which is 'míreme'. The pronoun 'me' means 'me' or 'myself'. So, the correct phrase is 'Míreme, por favor' meaning 'Look at me, please'.

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