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... Tere: I totally agree with you. «¿Cómo te fueron las vacaciones?» is understandable for Spanish speakers, but it's not what people would actually say....
Daniel R Hanson
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... Spanish_English_Translation_Help_Group@yahoogroups.com, "americanwing ... with!" ... sentences ... as ... this. ... used ... John, As far as I know,...
Daniel R Hanson
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I have Mexican friends who say to use oído and NOT oreja with humans because oreja has connotations of an animal's ear! June en TX...
JuneG
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bueno creo que este hombre tiene razón, ¿por qué los nativos y los anglohablantes que enseñan español NO enseñan que la b y la v NO suenan iguales? (Ve...
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Anne, I'm not quite sure where you are from (Canada, I assume, from your e-mail addy). Why don't you check the trados website (www.trados.com) and find the...
Pho Sunrise
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Como pasaste las vacaciones Como pasaste tus vacaciones Como fueron tus vacaciones Estas tres expresiones son correctas. Como te fueron tus vacaciones es...
esther herran
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Hi, I need some help with the expression "want into your pants". Here's the context. You're out at a bar [...] and some bozo who desperately wants into your...
Iván Moratinos
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Es lo msmo en espanol: X Por quien estas esperando?, es correcto. Decir: XQuien estas esperando por? suena terrible. (Falta el signo de interrogacion al...
esther herran
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Hola Scott, [callarse_1 escribió 28/08/2004 15:43 (CET)] c> bueno creo que este hombre tiene razón, ¿por qué los nativos y los c> anglohablantes que...
Iván Moratinos
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... La "b" y la "v" dejaron de diferenciarse en español desde hace al menos tres siglos. Dice la Real Academia Española, nada menos: <<v. 1. Vigésima quinta...
Hector D. Calabia
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Hi John, [americanwingnut escribió 26/08/2004 18:16 (CET)] a> In English, the rule is "One should never use a preposition at the a> end of a sentence". ...
Iván Moratinos
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[esther escribió 02/09/2004 5:14 (CET)] eh> Como pasaste las vacaciones eh> Como pasaste tus vacaciones eh> Como fueron tus vacaciones eh> Estas tres...
Iván Moratinos
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Hello, I am new to the group and would like to start by asking for help in translating some expressions I'm not familiar with in Spanish. ... "Ripped through"...
Sam Johnson
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Sep 4, 2004
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what exactly does "naco" mean?...
kitkatspanish2004
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Dear kitkat: This is a term I have heard only in Mexico City, used by the Popis from the wealthy barrios like Polanco and Lomas. Naco means "lower class" "new...
Anthony
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Sep 7, 2004
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... Welcome to the group. ... Arrasar - La explosión arrasó el aparcamiento ... Días después - Días después del acontecimiento/hecho/ incidente se...
Iván Moratinos
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hello Sam! Here are the translations of some of the phrases. Hope it helps! Any query you have, feel free to ask me. Regards, María Emilia days after--- días...
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Sep 7, 2004
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I have heard that it is an apocope of "totonaco" an indigenous tribe, but it is actually used to infer a xenophobic feeling toward someone with lower income...
maria l andrade
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Kitkatspanish: naco es un mexicanismo que se utiliza tanto como sustantivo común como adjetivo calificativo. Sinónimo de pobre, ignorante, inferior....
Maria de la Luz Andrade
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... I don't know. DRAE says: naco. Del gall. port. anaco, pedazo. 1. m. Amér. Andullo de tabaco. 2. Col. Puré de patata. But I didn't know this word and it...
Iván Moratinos
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In Mexico such word "naco" is used as synonym of poor, illiterate or uncultured. Regards María de la Luz ... ...
Maria de la Luz Andrade
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Dear Colleagues, You are welcome to download evaluation version of AnyCount 3.0 - new release from AIT Software Development Team: http://www.anycount.com ...
Advanced Internationa...
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Good morning everyone, I’m posting this to ask for help of a different kind than usual. My girlfirend is currently writing a doctoral thesis in Barcelona and...
paul taylor
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Never heard of "naco" in Argentine Spanish. Pho kitkatspanish2004 <kvanderschaaf@...> wrote: what exactly does "naco" mean? Yahoo! Groups...
Pho Sunrise
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Hi, If any one is willing to help me on my spanish then please email me at: WaltripDaBomb15@... Kate...
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in the thalia song, she sings something like "arrasando con la vida" what does that expression mean?...
kitkatspanish2004
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Hi, Does anyone have any thoughts on how to express 'You look like the cat that got the cream' in Spanish? I'm looking for something idiomatic. Many thanks. ...
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Pho: Gracias,,,I do believe it is Mexican only,,and really specific to Mexico City. Chau, Antonio Pho Sunrise <phoenix_sunrise2003@...> wrote: Never...
Anthony
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I was told not too long ago that "naco" is a Mexican slang word meaning ugly, low class, or vulgar. ... "naco" mean?...
kbharon
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Naco is the Mexican word for hick. Pho Sunrise <phoenix_sunrise2003@...> wrote: Never heard of "naco" in Argentine Spanish. Pho kitkatspanish2004...
Carmen Cerda
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