It is a mexican slang, no Latino slang. You have to be careful because in US many people think that all Hispano-American countries speak as Mexicans. Star ...
I have never heard anybody answer anything to "qué onda" and I don't believe an answer is neither expected nor required. yacu123@... wrote:"Hello que...
Hola a todos, alguién puede decirme que significado tiene el verbo "acquired" en el siguiente contexto: If you enter a functional location or the functional...
Hello everyone! I'm a spanish student of translation and I've just joined the group; I'm so glad to see how people try to help each other round here, because...
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Hello, I am a native English speaker who would like to learn Spanish. I will teach English in exchange for Spanish. If interested please contact me at:...
Hi Telka, You make quite an interesting point regarding words vs. sentences being abbreviated. The only phrase in Spanish I know would be THDUQTA?.. te he...
[Kimberly wrote 21/10/2004 4:12 (CET)] KR> You make quite an interesting point regarding words vs. KR> sentences being abbreviated. The only phrase in Spanish...
NaClU2 !! :) I hadn't heard about this one !! xDD And, well, I hadn't heard THDUQTQ or NV either... About NPI I think it's quite common, and I think it may be...
Educación Continua Educación Contínua - Ciclo de Actividades 2004 Instituto de Lenguas Taller de Traducción Jurídica. La Universidad Caece informa la...
Hola a todos, alguién podría decirme qué significa la expresión "Over to you" (aparte de ser el título de una canción). Muchas gracias y buen fin de...
Hello I am asking for recommendations for magazines in Spanish with CSs to accompany the magazines. This would need to be at the advanced level. I have a few...
I need to correct my post, but maybe you knew what I meant! I meant to say, "magazine with CDs" in Spanish. Not CSs Correcting things is the story of my...
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This has been bothering me lately, and I don't know how to say "funny" as in someone being a funny person like a comedian. I know that there is the word...
Nepojmenovaný dokumentHello, I am looking for a translator from English into Spanish to translate approx. 60 pages a text related to ISO 14001. If anybody is...
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Hi there, I'm Fernando. We usually say "chistoso" (male) "chistosa" (female) for a person. It can also be used as sarcasm. If its a situation we say ...
... From: "Cyril E. Morluyan Cordor" <gzamilitant@...> ... gracioso or divertido (really means "fun" but conversationally is used in circumstances where...
Hi, Cyril, la palabra comico es la correcta. Hasta pronto, Mariela "Cyril E. Morluyan Cordor" <gzamilitant@...> wrote: This has been bothering me lately,...
[Cyril escribió 01/11/2004 6:46 (CET)] CEMC> This has been bothering me lately, and I don't know how to say "funny" as CEMC> in someone being a funny person...
chistoso = funny "Be bold and courageous. When you look back on life, you'll regret the things you didn't do more than the ones you did." ... From: Cyril E....
Yes, Cyril, we also say "divertido" or "gracioso" to say that a person is funny in a more colloquial way. (I am Spanish) Maybe in Latin America they use...
Hola Por favor, ¿alguién me explica el significado de "a la hora" y "a su vez" en las siguientes oraciones. "Existen criterios muy distintos A LA VEZ de...