is there any 2 word combination on how the words llamado and dejado produce?
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Two word combinations in Spanish or English?  You will have to be more specific.  Produce?  \n\nMaybe in English, one might say called or left.  If you are looking for Spanish two word combinations using these past participles, then it could be he dejado, or habia dejado, he llamado, or habia llamado.
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1. Reina.\n\n2. Queen in Spanish.
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-Write "es" at the end of the word Ex: cancionES\n-Change the z to c and add "es" Ex: lapiz- lapiCES\n-Write "es" at end of word  Ex: dificilES\n-Just add an s at the end of the word Ex: bonitoS\n-Los\n-Las
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no amigo, pero te van a borrar la pregunta! preguntala en ingles... ;)\n\ngracias por los 2 puntos de todos modos ;)
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Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, nueve, diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis, diecisiete, dieciocho, diecinueve, veinte
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ranchero, desperado, texas, rodeo, salsa,tortilla, taco, go to taco bell and check out the menu and you will see all does words.hola, menu,
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No, it makes them part Spanish.\n\n(?)
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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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1. La paloma = a dove, a pigeon.\n2. Tumbao = Dominicans use this word in order to say that someone knows how to dance, move, walk, or act in a very appealing way.\n3. El impermeable = rain coat.\n4. Alma = soul.\n5. El peleramo = I've never heard this word in my life, sorry.  I don't even think it exists.  Check your spelling.\n\nP.S. If your Spanish teacher couldn't help you come up with the English translation to these, then I don't know why she's even teaching Spanish in the first place.
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yo hablo\nellos quitan\nnosotros vencemostu barres\nusted planchan\nel lavan\nustedes limpian\nyo vivo\nel venden\nella ___(what's this word?) use the el/ella ending with N\nnosotros corremos\nellos asistan\ntu arregulas\nyo rompo\nellos beben\n\ncheck spelling on all of these, but the endings are right at least...sorry, it's been awhile since i've taken spanish and i don't remember how to spell anything.\n\ndo yourself a favor though and try to learn this stuff instead of just asking for help!\n\ngood luck with your corrections!
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Patio, mosquito, banana, animal, actor, doctor, television, piano, radio, golf, sofa, taco, burrito, enchilada, empanada, capital, hospital, metal, moral, color, error, favor, tutor, final, usual, local, normal, natural, horrible, terrible, probable, notable, impossible, admirable, central, directore, noble.\n\nThese words are just stressed differently. Also many of the mexican and spanish foods have become English.
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I think the two words rhyme especially with respect to the last syllable. The difference they have, which is fairly noticeable, is the way the two are pronounced. Patio does not have a long "a" but ratio has.
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Both answers above are correct, but I thought you might like an example.  The term Buckaroo for Cowboy started as an American mispronunciation of the Spanish word, "vaquero" which also means cowboy.
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Word=drum&bluhm, brum, brumm, bum, chum, clum, come, crum, crumb, crumm, cum, drumm, dum, dumb, dumm, from, frum, glum, grum, gum, gumm, hum, humm, klumb, krum, krumm, krumme, kumm, lum, lumb, lumm, maam, mum, mumm, mumme, numb, pflum, plum, plumb, rum, schrum, schum, schumm, scum, shrum, shum, slum, some, strum, stum, stumm, sum, swum, thum, thumb, thumm, um, umm, yum
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Try this site: http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/index.html\nType in your jumbled mess and tadah!  It will list back all the possible combos for you.  It has a length limit that might be a problem for yours though.  Good luck.
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I do but in Spanish you add an F after a vowel and repeat the vowel like this Carlos is Cafarlofos maybe it is the same rule in English?
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It might be combination of two random words from dictionary.