"Segundo grado" , "2do grado" or "2° grado"
Yo estoy en sexto grado. I am in sixth grade.
El Grado's population is 506.
Grado Labs was created in 1955.
Grado. Süße Nacht was created in 2004.
"¿Qué grado?" in Spanish means "What grade?" It is pronounced: [ˈke ˈɣɾaðo] '¿qué grado?'.
En que grado estas? = What grade are you in?Yo estoy en el (numbero) grado = I am in the (number) gradeExample:Yo estoy en el primer grado = I am in the first grade
In Spanish, "grado" can have multiple meanings depending on the context. It can mean "degree" as in a measurement of temperature or angle, or it can also mean "grade" as in a level of study or a rank in the military.
One can find Grado a little north-east from Italy on a world map or an atlas. And if you go south of the country named "Austria" you can find Grado there.
Estoy en el 10 º grado or estoy en el décimo grado mean the same
To tell your age in Spanish you say, "I have [so many] years." If you're thirty years old, you would say, "Tengo treinta años." or simply, "Tengo treinta." ("I'm thirty.") The personal pronoun 'Yo' (I) is not used because it is understood from the conjugation of the verb, 'Tengo.' 'There is only one tengo and it belongs exclusively to the first person singular present tense of tener, 'to have.' Additionally, from the context of the conversation, it is understood you are speaking about yourself.
The cast of Tercer grado - 1963 includes: Tico Medina as Host