In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Or tell a man that he is handsome/cute. Who knows, maybe you want to spread around the compliments! For a good looking male, you would use the phrase "guapo." For a woman, "eres guapa" means "you're pretty." If you want to say someone is stunning, say, "eres deslumbrante." This is considered slang, and it's more akin to calling someone "hot" in English, though. It's pronounced "hwah-poh" or "hwah-pah." Remember, the word changes based on gender. So, if you want to say a woman is "hot," you would use the word "guapa." The same is true for most Spanish adjectives. The "o" ending is used with men; the "a" ending is used with women. You will find this usage in Spain also. You might use this word in a phrase, such as "Hola guapa." Or "Hola guapo," which means, "hello, pretty" and "hello, handsome." Another word is bonito. You would change it to bonita when referring to a woman. It can also be used as an adjective to mean lovely or nice. If you say "chica bonita," it means "beautiful girl" and is pronounced "cheek-ah boh-neat-ah." This would be a more informal way to say the phrase. You may hear Spanish-speakers mix this word with English, as in the phrase "Hey, bonita! How's it's going?" That means, "Hey, pretty woman! How's it going?" Tienes una sonrisa muy bonita means "You have a beautiful smile." " Another way to tell a woman or girl that she is pretty or cute, instead of beautiful is to use the word "linda." This word is pronounced "LEEN-dah." Emphasize the first syllable, and truncate or shorten the second syllable, saying it more abruptly. "Muchacha linda" means beautiful girl in Spanish. Lindo or linda are also used as adjectives to refer to nouns that are not people. For example, "Me compro unas flores lindas" means, "He brought me some lovely flowers." And "Que vestido mas lindo!" means "what a pretty dress."
Summary: Tell a woman she is pretty. Use other words for pretty or lovely. Use the word "linda.

Nasal cannulas are designed to be disposable and should be replaced every day. This helps prevent the growth of bacteria and ensures that you are always using functional, high-quality tubing. If you can't feel any air coming out of the nasal prongs, submerge them in a glass of water. If the nasal cannula is working properly, you should see bubbles coming up through the water. If you don't, check to make sure the oxygen is turned on and the tubing is not bent or blocked. If it still doesn't work, contact your medical provider. If you are struggling with your cannula, try a pulse oximeter check to make sure you are not low on oxygen. If you are, go to the emergency room.
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One-sentence summary -- Replace the cannula every day. Place the cannula in a glass of water to tell if the oxygen is flowing.

Q: Start by adding just a little bit of the new food to the old food. As days go by, gradually increase the new food and decrease the old food until eventually you're just feeding the new food. Switching foods may also help a finicky cat eat more, if it doesn't like the old food. You can't just withhold the old food until the cat eats the new food, as that can be very dangerous for a cat. Instead, offer the new food for 30 minutes. If the cat doesn't eat it, give the cat a small amount of the old food instead. Remove the food when the cat walks away. If you practice this method a couple of times a day, your cat will usually take to the new food in a couple of days. When cats don't eat, they can develop a problem with their liver, which can lead to death. For the most part, cats like routine. If your cat is happy with a food, try to stick with it, as changing can be difficult. If you're bringing home a new cat, it's a good idea to ask what food they've been on at the shelter, so you know what it's accustomed to.
A: Mix the new with the old. Keep offering the new food. Be consistent when possible.

Problem: Article: You should only list references if the company or program you are applying to specifically asks for them. References are people that a company you are applying to will contact to find out about your work ethic, personality, etc. You should choose people that you know will give you a positive review, such as professors who taught classes you did well in, or bosses who thought you were an excellent worker. ) Only do this if the company you are applying to specifically asks that you provide references. If you are applying for housing (such as when you wish to rent an apartment), you will most likely have to provide references with your housing application. You should not mention references unless you are asked to do so by the company or program you are applying to. Write your name in a bold, clear font. Beneath your name, write your address, phone number, and primary email (these things should be written in a smaller font than your name.) If you choose, you can format your header so that your contact information is aligned in the opposite corner. To separate the content of your list from your header, you can add a line below your name. The title should be the same size and font as your name. The title should be clear and to the point. For example, your page could be titled, "Professional References" or "References of (Your Name." There is not a specific order in which you list your references--you could choose to alphabetize their names, or list them in order of how well each person knows you. Format your list so that the reference's name is in bold print. Below their names, write their relationship to you (ie. Boss) and the company or program that you both worked for. Below the company name, write the company's address. If your reference no longer works for that company, do not list the company address. List your reference's chosen form of contact information below the address. This is where you write their phone numbers, emails, etc. If you are listing many references that fall under specific categories (such as professors vs. people you know from work) you could choose to separate these groups by a line. This is optional.
Summary:
Know when to list references. List your references on a separate page from any other information you may be turning in with your application (such as a resume, cover letter, etc. Create a heading at the top of your reference list. Add a title under your header. List your references with their information. List the rest of your references by following the format detailed above.