Please, friends, help one clumsy Spanish-killer))!

[Lady Sa'iltu]

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Don't beat me, but I'm too stupid to translate some verses
Could you help me, please?)

I don't know how to say "homework" in Spanish. This word is absent in my dictionaries.

And, well, I don't know if it's correct, but I'm almost sure that it's not). "En qué piso está tu habitacion?"

And how to say "We are from the university which is situated in this city". (Yup, that's a damn stupid sentence))?
And one more: "Who is being asked?". It's "¿A quién preguntan?". Isn't it?

Thanks!!!!

[The One]

Your Spanish is actually pretty good, Siren. Better than mon francais defficient.
"Homework" in Spanish is usually called "tarea" or "deberes", however, these are words whose literal meaning is more like "chore", "duties", and/or "obligations".

"We are from the university which is situated in [x city]" = "Nosotros somos de la universidad que está situada en [x ciudad]"

Also, useful terms and phrases:
"Cállate!" - Shut up!
"Tengo un problema" - I have a problem
"Te amo" - I love you 

[Lady Sa'iltu]

Muchas gracias, dear Jorge!!! You've just saved me)))!