What is Ti penso sempre in American?
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It means, "I always think of you."
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In Irish -mar sin- meaning , so or therfore, is used alot like american "like" but its placed at the end of the sentence instead of the begining. at least i think.
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It could be Secundaria, Preparatoria or Prepa, Liceo.\n\nIt depends if you are in Mexico, Venezuela or Argentina. I've been in the three of them.
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You initial question asks about Christendom.  Christendom refers to the Christian world.  The United States today could certainly be considered part of "Christendom" in most cases.  That is not to say that there are non-Christians.\n\nAs for your question about what it means to be an American...You can interpret that one many different ways.  I don't want to do all of your homework for you!
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Yes, I Agree\n\nI Also Agree With These Words \n\n\n"In the first place, we should insist \nthat if the immigrant who comes here in good faith \nbecomes an American and assimilates himself to us, \nhe shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else, \nfor it is an outrage to discriminate against any such man\nbecause of creed, or birthplace, or origin. \n\nBut this is predicated upon the person's becoming \nin every facet an American, \nand nothing but an American ... \nThere can be no divided allegiance here. \nAny man who says he is an American, \nbut something else also, \nisn't an American at all. \n\nWe have room for but one flag, the American flag ... \nWe have room for but one language here, \nand that is the English language ... \nand we have room for but one sole loyalty \nand that is a loyalty to the American people." \n"If he tries to keep segregated with men of his own origin \nand separated from the rest of America, \nthen he isn't doing his part as an American. \n--Theodore Roosevelt 1907 \n\n\n\n\nThere is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. \nThe one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin,\nof preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all,\nwould be to permit it to become \na tangle of squabbling nationalities. \n— Theodore Roosevelt, \nspeech before the Knights of Columbus, 1915, New York\n\n\n\n“Today, we need a nation of Minutemen, \ncitizens who are not only prepared to take arms, \nbut citizens who regard the preservation of freedom \nas the basic purpose of their daily life.” \n-- John F Kennedy\n\n \n\n“The simple truth is that we've lost control of our own borders, and no nation can do that and survive. \nWe ignore America's lost sovereignty at our peril.” \n-- Ronald Reagan
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Hola,\nHay pocas diferencias entre French y Cajun French, el Cajun French usa frases de ingles traducidas literalmente en francés, pero se entiende bien (si una habla ingles...) y en el caso que evocas me imagino las diferencias.... \nAsí se diría en francés  "notre passé, notre présent et notre futur... C'est un beau voyage. Que vienne le bon temps!", pero pienso que lo pronunciarían  y tambien lo escribirían así en cajun : Not' présent,not' passé et not' futur... C't'un beau 'trip', on 'go' pour l'bon temps!"... 'Trip ' usado por viaje, y 'go' por anda....\n\nMe alegro si te sirve para algo.
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Esta semana es el la semana pasada de de la escuela tan yo quiero invitarle en un partido en mi casa que este fin de semana para celebrar. El partido está en puede 06 2005, y empezará en las 3:00 de la tarde. Estaremos invitando las bandas a jugar la música y habrá una variedad de alimento de comer. Espero realmente que usted pueda venir porque todos nuestros amigos estarán allí, y harán no divertido sin usted. \n\n\nI suggest checking your grammar and then copying and pasting your text in the site below.  HAVE FUN AT YOUR PARTY, but BEHAVE!!!
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Benissimo! Excellent point
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How about something from Latin, such as "carpe diem" which means "seize the day" or "tempus fugit" which means "time flies" or "facta non verba" which means "deeds not words" or "cogito ergo sum" which means "I think, therefore I am"?\n\nThese links may help.
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"Ti voglio tanto bene" - I love you so much\n"Non posso vivere senza di te" - Can't live without you\n"Piccolina" - very affectionate way of addressing someone, something like "baby," but again, more affectionate\n"Ogni giorno ti amo sempre di piu'" - I love you more every day\n"Mi hai stregato / in un attimo hai stregato il mio cuore" - You've enchanted me / you enchanted my heart [the moment i saw you].\n"In te ravviso il sogno ch'io vorrei sempre sognar" - In you I see the dream I want to dream forever.\n"Di' che sei mia/mio" - Tell me you're mine.\n"Di' che mi ami" - Tell me you love me.\n"Sei mia/mio" - You're mine.
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Your English sentence is very poor. You probably mean something like this: One who thinks only about the score is a fool => Celui qui ne pense qu'aux points est un imbécile.\n\nP.S. Beware of online translators. The translation quoted by A Believer!!! is all wrong!!!
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Hate to say this, but Americans suck at English and won't even know what a verb, participle, or preposition are!!!\n\nGive an example of what you are talking about - then maybe someone will know.
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morituri te salutamus\nwe who are about to die salute you\n\ncarpe diem\nsieze the day\n\nin vino veritas\nthere is truth in wine\n\npara bellum\nprepare for war\n\nvae victis\nwoe to the conquered\n\nomni vincit amor\nall is conquered by love
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Besame, besame mucho,\nComo si fuera esta noche la última vez,\nBesame, besame mucho,\nQue tengo miedo a perderte, perderte despues.\nQuiero sentirte muy cerca mirarme en tus ojos verte junto a mí\nPiensa que tal vez mañana yo ya estare lejos, muy lejos de ti.
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if you have a word processor, it can do more help for you than any one of us can do on here. i will give my best shot:\nHumans search for their own unique identities. Some eventually settle into a niche while others never discover (try who they truly are)their true selves. The poems "I'm Nobody" by Emily Dickinson and "Dusting" by Julia Alvarez, the authors adopt the first person (what is this called...the point of view? i cant remember-either way, insert that here.) to convey characters' stories and its theme but differ of how they approach its imagery and tone. Throughout "American Gothic" and "Epitaph On A Tyrant" the theme of the poem and imagery are diverse whereas the tone and the identity of the characters are resembling.\ncommas are only used within or before quotes when speaking is done. good luck! i fixed what i found. :)
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È facile capire perché tuo padre ha detto questo.\nQuando gli italiani sono arrivati in America, erano considerati analfabete e ignoranti. \nDopo, col tempo hanno migliorato col lavoro e lo studio. Oggi, stanno bene e fanno parte della società. \nPerò, il complesso d'inferiorità rimane ancora oggi.\nSempre, un complesso de superiorità vienne accompagnato da un altro d'inferiorità.\n\nIt is easy to understand why your father said that.\nWhen Italians arrived in America, they were considered as illiterate and ignorant people.\nAlong decades, this situation changed. They improved with their work and study.\nNowadays, they have a good situation and make part of the society.\nBut, the inferiority complex continues.\nA superiority complex always comes with an inferiority one.
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American English! Hmph!