What is the English translation of escuela nova?
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"Escuela nova" is New School. But ESCUELA exists only in Spanish, and NOVA is either Portuguese or Italian (where SCHOOL is "escola").
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Estos son websites para aprender English\n\n\n\nwww.learnenglish.de \n\nand \n\nwww.learn-english-online.org \n\nun ejenplo\n\nIt gives written and sound \n\nFull form (written) Short form (spoken) \n\nI am = I'm \nyou are = you're \nhe is = he's \nshe is = she's \nit is = it's \nare not = aren't \nis not = isn't \n\nalso an example\n\nQuestion - What/Who is it? \nWhat ....? = things\nWho .....? = people\n"What's" = What is\n"It's" = It is\n"Who's" = Who is\n\nPictures are included with the answers on the site \n\n"What's this?" "It's an apple." \n"And this?" "It's a pear." \n"And what's this?" "It's a car." \n"And what are these?" "They're biscuits." \n"And these?" "They're eggs." \n"Who's this?" "It's Mr. Bean." \n\nSource(s):\nwww.learnenglish.de\n\nwww.learn-english-online.org
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Hootie, be ware, as there are a few very nasty translations listed.\n\nPor favor coloque el basurero debajo de mi escritorio una vez que lo haya vaciado.\n\nPor favor:  please\ncoloque:    place\nel basurero;  the trash can\ndebajo:  under\nmi escritorio:  my desk  (or, el escritio:  the desk)\nuna vez que:  once you \nlo haya vaciado:  have emptied it.\nMuchas Gracias:  Thank you very much\n\nHope this helps.
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I find the following free translation website very helpful and much more accurate than google's translator:\n\nhttp://translation2.paralink.com/\n\nBest of luck...you'll probably still need to review the results to determine if they match what your teacher expects for answers! ;D\n\nBon au revoir, le jeune ami! ;D
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okk: go to google.com, and type in "free online translator"\n\nclick on the 6th link shown at altavista bablefish translation.  if u need anymore help just email me\n\nP.S.:la buena suerte en su asignación y la esperanza u tienen un buen verano
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Hi...you're doing splendidly. I would suggest saying in the beginning, "Me llamo Natalie" this literally means, "I am called." But it is more native sounding. I doubt a native Spanish speaker would say "my name is." This phrase makes you sound like you're an American. About the colegio...are you sure it's not an universidad? I believe you need an "a" between escuchar y musica. You wrote literaly "I like to listen music." That's why you need an "a." About shopping, you've got a verb problem there. I would look that one up in your book because I can't remember off the top of my head. I just know it sounds weird. "De" means of or from, too. Just say "nadar-to swim" for the swimming part. You want to be consistent with your verbs. To listen to music, to go shopping, to see movies, and to swim. (emphasis on to) About the homework, you should say, "y yo no hago la tarea." And, speaking of homework, you really should. Perhaps if you did, you wouldn't need our help.\n\nAt any rate, this is still very empressive, and I hope you do well with it. Buena Suerte.
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"es tan bello" means "It's so beautiful"\n\nIf there's an English version, I'm unaware of it, I'm sorry. Perhaps the translation will help you track it down.
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Soy una buen estudiante.\nMe saco buenas calificaciones.\nObtuve un promedio de 4.0 en primero de secundaria.\nObtuve un promedio de 4.0 en segundo de secundaria.\nActualmente, llevo un promedio de 3.75.\nEstudio todos los días.\nEscribo un ensayo a la semana.\nAsistí al consejo estudiantil en primero y segundo de secundaria.\nHe estado redactando muchos ensayos.\nSoy una excelente trabajador.\nDisfruto el poder trabajar con otras personas.\nTengo muy buenas habilidades verbales.\nObtuve un 9.5 en mi clase de Inglés.\nDisfruto el escribir.\nMe llevo bien con todos.\nSoy una persona feliz.\nEn segundo de secundaria obtuve un premio por asistencia perfecta.\n\nAtentamente, Sarah.\n\nSarah, in translating I considered the grades according to the education system of most Latin American countries.\n\nGrades 1 - 6     Primaria \nGrades 7 - 9     Secundaria (1,2,3)\nGrades 10-12     Preparatoria (1,2,3)\n\nI also considered the rough equivalence for grading.\nA+ = 10\nA  = 9.5\nA- = 9, and so on.
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The web can help, though not all languages literally translate well, I've offered the first part of the translation below....\n\nWhen you become sleepy yourself next to my Then ones not they are left doubts that still the indecision exists love that is in my I I would send it to the moon to live with you the solitude on every day That between tears grew I will move away It of my For amarte at all costs For amarte frequently In spite of as much badly That it turns surroundings our When you become sleepy yourself next to my Then ones not I have left doubts that still love exists I know that still exists love The discussions of both Knowing who will be the guilty That matters to us already In our world that is very great Affection mine we land on water ourselves Much much more... Beyond violencía Beyond madness In spite of as much badly That one will not finish When you become sleepy yourself next to my Then ones not I have left doubts that still love exists I know that still exists love I know that still love exists For amarte at all costs For amarte frequently In spite of as much badly That it turns surroundings our When you become sleepy yourself next to my Then not me that they are left doubts that still exists love
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"Non, nous nous entendons très bien et nous ne nous disputons presque jamais."\n\n"Nous ne fréquentons pas la même école; elle fréquente _______, qui est près d'ici... Elle réussit très bien en mathématiques et en anglais."\n- OR -\n"Nous n'allons pas à la même école; elle va à _________, près d'ici. Elle est très bonne en maths et en anglais."\n\nI am certain c_papon truly wanted to help, but her translation is full of big mistakes! For example, "nous nous marchons très bien ensembles" is simply not French.\n\nAs for pronunciation, I suggest you take it slowly and do your best. Writing out one or two words phonetically is feasible, but transcribing whole sentences is another thing altogether. (One important hint: never pronounce the final 'S': nous, entendons, jamais, maths, etc.)
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www.av.com\nClick on TRanslate
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you could also say la preparatoria ( it is more correct than colegio since it is the equivalent at least in Mexico to High School and colegio means literally college ) está cerca ( close to ) de la iglesia, but por la iglesia is correct
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In Spanish:\n\njarabe de altea\n\nIn English:\n\naltea syrup\n\nIn Spanish:\n\npildoras de cinoglosa\n\nIn English:\n\npildoras of cinoglosa
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Can you give us the English version?
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/\n\nbest translation on the web.
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Both Google and Babelfish will work, well, sort of... Generally they come up with nonsense.  If it is from another language to your native language, you can usually work out what it means, but if you try to pass off an online translator as your actual work in school, it is REALLY obvious to your teacher because it sounds so silly.  Just advice.
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babelfish.altavista.com\nBut be warned, it's a literal translation, so it will not be perfectly accurate.