What is the translation in English for the Spanish word Cuenta-habiente?
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http://world.altavista.com/\n\nCuenta-habiente
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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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Tell her, "El solo te esta utilizando para hechar unos polvitos." and she'll know what's up. By the way, there is no literal translation.
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr   that will translate it for you
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Okay, seveal things here.\nFirst, a spanish letter has a different structure of that in english, i`ll outline as follows and later i will give you an example for you to use some phrases there, and afterwards a translation.\n\nThe first thing is the city and the date, such as in "Montevideo, 16 de Marzo de 2006" aligned to the right\nAfterwards, aligned to the right the person to whom is directed, the position he/she holds and the word "presente" meaning "this is for you".\n\nAfterwards, Estimado Señor -or Señora- (The Señorita was erased from the dictionary last decade, for a woman you use señora even if she is a miss or a mrss.),\n\nIt follows the motive of why you are writing, short an concise. Then the block of text in which you explain the situation, and after that a summary of the idea.\n\nThen you have to bid farewell with some already classic phrases for spanish letters, normally two of those.\n\nSignature.\n\n\nExample:\n\n                            Montevideo, 16 de Marzo de 2006 (this to the right)\nSeñora Patricia Sosa\nGerente General\nPRESENTE\n\nEstimada Señora,\n\n             Le escribo para solicitar el puesto de gerente de Marketing publicado en el periodico del domingo pasado.\n\nSoy un experiente analista en la materia, que se que le podra ser de utilidad en su empresa, le envio por este medio mi curriculum vitae quedando a su entera disposición.\n\nPor lo dicho, esperando serle de utilidad espero una pronta respuesta.\n\nLa saluda Atentamente,\nSuyo,\n\n(Your Name here)\n\n\nTranslation:\n\nDear Madam,\n     I write to you to apply for the position of marketing manager published last sunday on the newspaper.\n\nI am a proficient and experienced analyst in the subject, i know I can be useful for your company, I send by this mean my resumee, staying at your entire disposition.\n\nBecause of the stated previously, in hope of being a good asset for you i wait for a quick reply.\n\nSalutations,\nYours,\n\n(your name here)
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"Atención, cuidado con nuestros 2 gatos. Por favor, cuidado al abrir y cerrar las puertas".\n\nCats are inside: Los gatos estan dentro.\n\nYou're welcomed.
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Karrate - in spanish that is
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In spanish : TE AMO\nIn Italian : TI AMO (T'AMO )\nIn Arabic  : AHIBBAK .
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"ai in the wind, merikes times thelo mazepso ALL the axarista individuals tou kosmou kai rixo in mia saucepan full kolokithia kai skata..."\n\nyou can use the following online translation for any language:-\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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All the above answers seem to have been done by a machine translation. Taking into account the idiom, I'd say it's something like "Asi es la mala suerte para nosotros, los falsos disenadores."
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bruja=witch\n\nsegún= according to, depending on\n\ntenía= comes from the verb tener, it's for she and he, it's in the past and means had\n\nsalio=  the past for salir (she,he) went out, got out\n\nera= the past for es, example: ella era mi maestra (she was my teacher), él era soldado (he was a soldier).\n\nfueron= ellos fueron a Nueva York (they went to NY), ellos fueron marinos (they were marines)\n\ndesconocido= unkown\n\nregreso= return\n\nentregar= to give, to hand over, to deliver...\n\nestaba= the past for estar, ella estaba enojados conmigo (she was mad at me), él estaba esperando en el restaurante ( he was waiting at the restaurant)\n\ncárcel= jail
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Vengo a obtener mi dinero el lunes\n\nhttp://ets.freetranslation.com/
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The translation is "El guía del idiota total"! But I am not really sure if that is what you wish to know... (?)
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el fin\n\nend\n(English)\nend (nd) \ns. \n1. (tip) - extremo, punta \n2. (boundary) - límite m. \n3. (conclusion) - fin m., final m. \n4. (outcome) - desenlace m. \n5. (death) - fin, muerte f. \n6. (goal) - propósito \n7. (destruction) - destrucción f. \nat the end of - al cabo de \nend to end - punta con punta \nfor days on end - día tras día \nfrom end to end - de un extremo al otro \nin the end - al fin, al final \nodds and ends - restos, sobrante \non end \n8. (upright) - de pie, derecho \n9. (nonstop) - sin parar \n10. (hair) - de punta \nto bring (come) to an end - terminar (terminarse), acabar (acabarse) \nto make ends meet - cubrir las necesidades con el dinero que se tiene \nto meet one's end - encontrar la muerte \nto no end - en vano, inútilmente \nto put an end to - poner fin a \nto what end? - ¿con qué finalidad?
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Remember to die is the literal translation.\n\nI've googled for it to find more info than just the translation. Here is some more info:\n\nMemento mori is a Latin phrase that may be freely translated as "Remember that you are mortal" or "Remember your death" (literally "remember mortality"). It names a genre of artistic creations that vary widely from one another, but which all share the same purpose, which is to remind people of their own mortality. \n\nFor more info you can click the link.\n\nTiff
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Joder  =  To f-u-c-k\nDas me cabesa  =  Give me head\nvette al mierda  =  Go to hell\n\nThose are some examples. Give me 10 points and then email me and I will tell you more. Spanish rules.
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Translated from Spanish, it means "What will be, will be."