Riddles for Spanish Class

I’m a greeting used in the morning. In English I sound like a cheerful sun. What am I?

I’m the accent mark that changes “papa” into “papá.” What am I?

I’m the Spanish fruit that sounds like a color. Peel me for a juicy snack. What am I?

I’m a celebration on November first and second honoring loved ones. What am I?

I’m the midday rest that inspired English speakers to nap. What am I?

I’m “library” in Spanish, but don’t confuse me with “librería.” What am I?

I’m the question word that asks “where.” What am I?

I’m the musical instrument that strums serenades under balconies. What am I?

I’m the double L sound that glides like a Y in many countries. What am I?

I’m the condiment that gives tapas their kick—garlic, olive oil, and parsley in a mortar. What am I?

I’m the art of cutting paper banners for fiestas. What am I?

I’m the Spanish-speaking chef’s favorite rice dish with saffron dreams. What am I?

I’m a verb ending that tells you “we” are doing the action. What am I?

I’m the polite way to say “you” in class when addressing Señora Rivera. What am I?

I’m the celebration where grapes count down a New Year’s wish. What am I?