I know what it is, but what do the actualy words al queda mean in English?
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This answer to the meaning of 'al Qaeda' comes from http://www.answers.com \n\n"Bin Laden himself is probably the best source for the origin of the al-Qaeda label. Speaking in 2001 he said: "The name 'al Qaeda' was established a long time ago by mere chance. The late Abu Ebeida El-Banashiri established the training camps for our mujahedeen against Russia's terrorism. We used to call the training camp al Qaeda [meaning 'the base' in English]"."
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the correct phrase is "Querer es poder" and I think that the equivalent in English is "Where there's a will there's a way"...if you really want to achieve/get something you'll find a way to do it.\nHope it helps =)
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?que? that is not a spanish word
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yes please i want to know the meaning of\nfoufou habibé inta min wein? lol take care
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This is weird; exactly the same verse I was checking in English for another question!\nHere we go ...\n25:63: In the Name of Allah: 'And the (faithful) slaves of the Most Gracious (Allah) are those who walk on the earth in humility and sedateness, and when the foolish address them (with bad words) they reply back with mild words of gentleness'.\n\nHope this is the one you mean. Please tell me if not :)
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I am an Arab and I do not know a meaning to this word, so it must be a name.
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aoa. amina here. i was also looking for the meaning of "aleeha" and was pleasantly surprised to find you in yahoo answers. basically "aliya"  (ain-alif-lam-ya- ha)the arabic name means "high and exalted" but you are looking for aliha (ain-laam-ya-ha-ha) i didnt find the meaning of this anywhere. the word aliha which is in the Quran means "gods". i think if some females have this name they have taken ali from arabic and ha from persian. its a merging of two languages and may mean anything or nothing. anyways best of luck. hope you find something more authentic
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Ok here we go. \n\nTu no eres nada mas que un presumido.\nTe ves muy bien/guapo esta noche.\nEs que me da mucho coraje.\nVete a la chingada.\nChin.\nAndale....que ya se me hiso tarde.\nTu estas completamente fuera de si.\nComo es que hablas español?\nYa vete...no quiero hablar ahorita.\nEso es tan injusto.\nEstara tratando de clavarme un cuchillo en la espalda?\nEs un artista/estrella muy chido pero no es mi tipo.\nEn serio que me estas irritando ahorita.\nNo creo que tengas los huevos para hacer eso.\nEstas menso o que?\nEs ahora o nunca.
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Caliphate in short terms means ruler of Islam, ths statement in the paragraph is saying that the US is focusing on Al-Qeada and its hope to become the ruler of Islam and the Islamic world.
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http://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%B3%D8%AC%D8%AF_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AD%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%85\n\nhttp://hajj.al-islam.com/DATA/tabeeb/haram.asp\n\nand you can serach online with this arabic keyword: المسجد الحرام
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Well, there is a word in Arabic that is Abbada but I can't find the definition.  I found Abada in a few dictionaries and it means, 1. rhinosceros 2. an innocent forest spirit in Tatar mythology. It looks like an old woman.  \nIs he mispronouncing something? eg. Above? A bird?
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Arabic is my first language and these words in Arabic but it doesn't mean anything , it is like fsjdsakjhdgsakjfyer in English , does this mean anything ? no it just a letters written in a random way .
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i are in class avansed of algebra i have algebra2 if you traslate this to english is that i don't speak much english please my homework is for tomorrow or have a F : yo habia olvidado limpiar los muebles de mi casa y me enferme yo y mi hermanito es por eso que no voy a dejar ni una sola cosa sin limpiar
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In English, it means "sad".
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In this referance it is a derogative term referring to an Arab.  They generally don't get pissed off when you say it, but as a serviceman myself, trust me, it has no good conotations.
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Depends on who you ask. If you ask someone who speaks Spanish and/or Italian, it means "gold". If you're asking an otaku (hard-core anime fan), then it's just something that Kenshin says when he's nervous or embarrassed.
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"Ya" is a time word that refers to the specific time you're talking about.  It doesn't translate very well into English, but an equivalent would be "already", "now", or "then", depending on the context.\n\n"Que" is a word that is often used to introduce subordinate clauses, especially relative clauses.\n\nYou are right that "lo" is a direct object pronoun.  Remember that there might not be a direct object pronoun and another version of the direct object in the same sentence.  "Lo" can also be used in some constructions that aren't referring to previously mentioned nouns.  For example, I'm familiar with a song that says "menealo para aquí", which can be translated as "wiggle this way".  The "lo" could be said to function similarly to "it" in an English sentence like "Move it!".\n\nIt seems that you're very concerned about translating these songs you're listening to word for word.  Remember that English and Spanish are different languages with different grammars and they can't always translate easily.  However, listening to songs is a very good way to learn how these words work.  You'll figure it out over time.