" Yelena piensan los jóvenes en Suecia beben demasiado alcohol,"

[Random--one]

" Yelena piensan los jóvenes en Suecia beben demasiado alcohol, Y que a diferencia de Venezuela, no hay baile en fiestas en Suecia. "
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" Yelena think that young people in Sweden drink too much alcohol, and that unlike Venezuela, there is no dancing at parties in Sweden. "

I this correct?

(This is supposed to be spanish for spain)

[wrholt]

Originally Posted by Random--one

" Yelena piensan (*) los jóvenes en Suecia beben demasiado alcohol, Y (wrong case)que a diferencia de Venezuela, no hay baile en fiestas en Suecia. "
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" Yelena think that young people in Sweden drink too much alcohol, and that unlike Venezuela, there is no dancing at parties in Sweden. "

I this correct?

(This is supposed to be spanish for spain)

You're missing something where I put (*).

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Adding to Wrholt's correction, Yelena is one person, but "piensan" is for many people.

[Random--one]

Oh I didn't know it was for plural, thanks for the heads up!