How do you say "Eslabón Perdido" in English?
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The phrase means 'missing link.'\n\nThe more correct term is 'transitional fossil' or 'transitional form' ('forma transitoria' o 'fósil transitorio'). The term 'missing link' is specifically intended to imply a piece of permanently absent evidence, and therefore a piece of counter-evidence (something that proves the opposite).   With some animals, the fossil record is spotty but growing.  But in hominids (humans and ancestors), the fossil record is quite rich, and there are no 'missing links'.  (Click on the great diagrams on the right of the wiki page I list in Source(s)!)\n\nBy the way, the term Cromagnon isn't so much a species (they were homo sapiens) as a name for the fossils representing some of the earliest European homo sapiens.
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it means "when" in spanish
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pegarse a uno como una ladilla\nto stick to someone like a leech
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The language is Español.
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The most common expression would be "Felicidades"; if you're looking for a more formal phrase, you could say "Enhorabuena"
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Habilidad\n\nThats the exact translation..\nDon't forget to give me "best Answer"
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ditto 2 the ppl above...soy means "i am", un means "a", & perdedor means "loser"
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If it is for people like friends and things like that,  you say "te quiero"\nFor a GF you say "te amo" or "te adoro"
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liame (that's not a word)\ni think it should be \n"llame por favor a mi destinatario"\nwich means "please call to my (the opposite to the sender)"
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IF YOU GO TO "YAHOO EDUCATION" THE DICTIONARY WILL SAY IT FOR YOU (THRU YOUR SPEAKERS) \nTHAT WAY YOU'LL KNOW HOW TO "say" IT \n\nGOOD LUCK WITH YOUR SPANISH !!! =)
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"Estoy enamorada de la vida" if the speaker is a girl.\n"Estoy enamorado de la vida" if the speaker is a boy.
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Mi primo se llama Umer Siddiqui. Tiene casi el año de edad. Tiene la piel blanca, y el pelo y los ojos castaños.\n\nIt sounds ackward repeating the cousin's name or the pronoun "el" at the beginning of each sentence...\n\nNoviballer's answer is cute.
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In Latin, it is, Te Amo.\nIn Spanish, it is, Te Amo (pronouned like the a in apple)  or you can say, Te quiero(key-ero).
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Yo llevé\nTu llevaste\nUsted llevó\nEl llevó\nElla llevó\nNosotros llevamos\nUstedes llevaron\nVosotros llevasteis\nEllos llevaron\nEllas llevaron
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the pronunciation goes like :el te lem (say it like it' s spelled)
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The correct way to express this in Spanish, as a Spanish speaker would :\n "Gracias, señorita Bennett, usted es hermosa y tiene mucho talento".
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Tio bueno.\nGuapo; or  ¡que guapo eres!\nMacizo\natractivo\nSexi