Which of these is called a veranda?
Correct answer: A covered porch
Player-T G 3503313
Miranda meet me on the Veranda. That’s all I got.
Mark Daniel
I love this game.
Sameer
our house has it. its a good place for having tea watching nature outside 😊
Cher
sit on the veranda, and drink a beer 🍺
Taimis@Luka❤
Guitarzan, yes,WE!!! 🙄😝
Taimis@Luka❤
Ali *Regulus* Mirza, it's the entrance of the house, veranda or terrace .
Taimis@Luka❤
Avenida Delmesa, slang word patio,we called patio refers for park and outside the church. 😊
Taimis@Luka❤
calicot, proper Spanish, azotea 👍
Taimis@Luka❤
it's a Spanish words for terrace outside the main house where u can relax with coffee 👌😏
Tanya
We use this word in Russian
Ali *Regulus* Mirza
The word is of Farsi origin, and came into English via Urdu. The original word 'bār-âmādeh' signifies 'an area where one first sets foot upon entering a house'.
Player LizBettan
missed the h at the end. Verandah
Player #18607086
Noushin 6
Player #19659866
Arohanui, but both originated from Latin; therefore, some of the words are almost similar. However, you are right, Portuguese speak Portuguese not Spanish.
Player #15747830
Arohanui, you are wrong
Player #19261665
Arohanui, It is probably the ssme in both languages.
Player #19690099
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Moore
Now I learn something today
kk
anyone who got this wrong is unbelievable
Player #19468737
I love this game
Player #19229453
not for a 5 yearc old
Taylor
I hate these questions
Player #18726646
Wrong image
Jeni Marty
Arohanui, Brazilians speak Portuguese, not Spanish 😂
Player #18603473
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vuyanzi lugadiru
okay you almost got me their😋
Player #17999451
I YouTube video of the most important thing
IamanAmerican.
I only know what a veranda is because of a Rudyard Kipling story. read as a child.
Player #17616217
Arohanui, good
Player #17616217
I don’t know what that meant
rita👸👸👸
Yeah what dose it mean and im not a boy im a girl