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❼ómo te llamas? What's your name? (What do you call yourself?).(They call themselves Juanito and Robert.) Se llaman Juanito y Robert They're called Juanito and Robert.Me llamo Juanito My name is Juanito (I call myself Juanito.).In Latin America, 'Se llaman' is used for both the second and third plural persons. You (formal, plural) are called (You all call yourselves) You (familiar/informal, plural) are called (You all call yourselves) You (formal, singular) are called (You call yourself) He/She is called (He/She calls him/herself) You (familiar/informal, singular) are called (You call yourself) In Spanish, to say your name, you use the reflexive verb llamarse, which means literally to call oneself ( Me llamo Juanito is 'I call myself Juanito' meaning 'My name is Juanito'). You can also say ❼uál es tu nombre? Here the word “cuál” means 'which one'. To ask someone else's name in Spanish, use cómo, then one of the phrases in the table below ( ❼ómo te llamas? is 'What's your name?' (literally How do you call yourself?). Adiós, ¡hasta luego! Goodbye, see you later!.

Hola, ❼ómo están hoy? Hello, how are you today?.

¡Buenos días, clase! Good morning, class!.

Note the upside-down exclamation (¡) and question marks (¿) you will learn more about them in lesson three.

In the same vein, hasta mañana means 'see you tomorrow'.

Hasta means 'until' luego means 'then' you can translate it as 'see you later' or 'see you soon'.

Translation (wait until the end of the lesson). ❼ómo se escribe tu nombre? Juanito: Se escribe J-U-A-N-I-T-O.

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This is a rare moment in life - a consequence free decision - so savor it.Dialogue Juanito: ¡Hola! Me llamo Juanito. The choice is yours and it’s meaningless to everyone but you. Or give a big middle finger to the Cathedral of Light and scribble nothing. Maybe choose the sin you identify with most, or roleplay the one that your character suffers from. It’s always possible Blizzard could do something with the choice later (since everyone has to do it at some point) but it’s unlikely as you can skip the campaign on subsequent playthroughs, and therefore the Holy Cedar Tablet ceremony.Ĭhoose whichever option you’d like.

Your Holy Cedar Tablet choice doesn’t matter - as far as we’ve been able to tell - and is just some flavor to show the zealous nature of the Cathedral of Light. Does the inscription on the Holy Cedar Tablet matter in Diablo 4? If you want to keep playing Diablo 4, you must select one of these options and burn your sin (or your nothing).

Inscribe nothing but scribbles into the wood.

The game will give you a prompt to select one of the following options: Image Blizzard Entertainment via Polygonįollow the quest marker over to the box by the fire and interact with it.

You, on the other hand, will need to at least pretend to show penitence in order to progress the story. Completing the ‘Rite of Passage’ questĭuring this quest, Lorath plays the role of grumpy old man and grumbles enough that he gets through without atoning. The guard will stop you when you try to go through the gate, and tell you that you first must inscribe your sin on a Holy Cedar Tablet and burn it away.ĭoes your choice matter? Which one should you choose? Let’s talk about it in this Diablo 4 guide. At the end of the prologue in Diablo 4, you’ll come across a quest called “ Rite of Passage” just as you’re attempting to enter Kyovashad - the capital city of the Fractured Peaks region - with Lorath.