what is the meaning of the word astla vista?
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It's spelled "hasta la vista," and literally means "until the seeing," and is used the way we use "see you later."
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como se llama- what is your name\nbonita-pretty/beautiful\nmi casa- my house\nsu casa-your house/her/his house
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Here's something I found on dictionary.com under the entry for window\n\n[Middle English, from Old Norse vindauga : vindr, air, wind; see w- in Indo-European Roots + auga, eye; see okw- in Indo-European Roots.] \n\nWord History: The source of our word window is a vivid metaphor. Window comes to us from the Scandinavian invaders and settlers of England in the early Middle Ages. Although we have no record of the exact word they gave us, it was related to Old Norse vindauga, “window,” a compound made up of vindr, “wind,” and auga, “eye,” reflecting the fact that at one time windows contained no glass. The metaphor “wind eye” is of a type beloved by Norse and Old English poets and is called a kenning; other examples include oar-steed for “ship” and whale-road for “sea.” Recently we have restored to the 800-year-old word window a touch of its poetic heritage, using it figuratively in such phrases as launch window, weather window, and window of opportunity or vulnerability.
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Maybe you want to say "sienta" insteat "zenza"\n\nIt means "I want to lick you until I could feel you in my mouth a thousand times"\n\nWhere did you hear it?
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It's the name of a TV soap opera in Mexico.  It can mean "dawn", or some variation thereof:\n\nal·bo·ra·da\n\nf.\n\n   1. (alba) dawn\n   2. military (ataque) dawn attack\n   3. (toque) reveille\n   4. poetry, poetic, music aubade, dawn song
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Windows Vista is the next version of Microsoft Windows operating system, superseding Windows XP. It was previously known by its codename Longhorn, after the Longhorn Saloon, a popular bar in Whistler, British Columbia (see the other Microsoft codenames). The name "Vista" was unveiled on July 22, 2005. According to sources, the scheduled release date for Windows Vista is July 23, 2006. That release date is only scheduled for PC vendors so that systems will be made Vista-ready before Christmas. The general public availability is projected to be around late September to early October 2006, five years after the release of Windows XP, making this the longest time span between releases of desktop versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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try "free translations.com or here's your answer...son usted yendo a lamer mi crema de vainilla cuando usted vuelve a casa
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Uhm yeah that's the jist of it, but it literally means "What will be, will be." Sera(accented a) is the future tense of the Spanish verb "ser", one of the two verbs meaning "to be." "Ser" means "to be" in the sense of a long-lasting thing, as in height or color. "Estar" is used to define locations and/or conditions.
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'Libertas' could translate both freedom & liberty.\nIf you want different words 'licentia' is freedom in the sense of liberty to do as one pleases. 'Libertas' is the state of being free, freedom from restraint.\n'Pax' is peace, absence of war, reconciliation.\n'Tranquilitas' is equivalent to our "peace & quiet", which I've chosen in my suggestion. It also has the merit of more syllables to go with the other longer words that precede it. \n\nLibertas licentia tranquilitas  \n\nI prefer to omit "and" (which would be "et")
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hasta la vista baby.......  ;p
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Hasta la vista (you don't pronounce the H in Hasta) means, roughly, "until the seeing" - i.e., "goodbye until we see each other again" and is a friendly good-bye too.
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Kiss Me A Lot :) alta vista translator if you don't know any spanish. which i know a little
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it means grammar\nbelow is a link to a tagalog (the philipino language) to english dictionary hope that helps.
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Cuando, frecuentemente, normalmente, especialmente, cuando, buen, siempre, gustaba, lentamente, mas, rapidamente, solamente, generalmente, despues, donde, animadamente, sobre, siempre, maravillosamente.\n\nAdverbio: parte de la oracion que modifica el significado del verbo o de cualquier otra palabra que tenga sentido calificativo o atributivo.
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http://www.alma-latina.net/CuandoSeasMia/CuandoSeasMia.shtml\n\nhttp://espanol.geocities.com/cuandoseasmia_lsf/English/index.htm
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Orale is a mexican slang term, it doesn't really have an exact translation, but people say it kind of like "oh, ok" or something along those lines. \n\nFor example:\n\nCuando es el concierto? (when is the concert)\n\nEl viernes (friday)\n\nOrale.... (oh, ok... sweet, cool, etc.)
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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 =)