how does one say the english saying "cheaters never prosper" in spanish?
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"Los tramposos nunca prosperan". A spanish similar saying is "al que obra mal, mal le va".
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"Nil Considerate iligitimos"\n\nLatin for "Never let the bastards get you down"
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That would be a lustrum (easy, in Spanish we say "lustro").\n\nhttp://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/l/l0296900.html
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It's Spanish for "You will always be in heart."
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Diligo vita ut vos ago\n\nthis was the best i could come up with... good luck!
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"embetter"\n\nPresident Bush uses it all the time. He thinks it means "improve" or "make better" but it is not a word at all.
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I don't think there is such a thing really... people in Mexico say Defeño... but here in the United States it would only be said by country-folk or "hillbillies" to call the people in cities "city slickers" or something like that... It doesn't have the same meaning really.  The insult is lost in translation.  \n\nThe concept closest would be - "city slickers" in my opinion.\n\n¡El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!
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Perdóneme   To anyone in Latin America and to a stranger in Spain\nPerdóname     To anyone not a stranger in Spain (familiar form)\nDiscúlpeme    To anyone in Latin America and to a stranger in Spain\nDiscúlpame    To anyone not a stranger in Spain\n\nThere are other ways of saying it too.\n\nEdit:\nAs the previous answerer says, "Lo siento" is a good simple way of just saying "I'm sorry".
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all previous are correct\nbut spaniards say "pah-\n-thi(as in thing)\n-n\n-thi\n-ah
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Habilidad\n\nThats the exact translation..\nDon't forget to give me "best Answer"
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I dont know for sure how I say "Good Luck" in my lanuage, but I got some other lanuages:\n\n\n\nХорошее везение    - Russian\nBoa sorte        - Portuguese\n よい運              -Japanese\nBuona fortuna     -Italian\nBuena suerte     -Spanish\nΚαλή τύχη        -Greek\nViel Glueck      - Garman\n\n\nSorry, I dont know any more!
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/249600.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montezuma's_revenge\nfound these links helpful.
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Literal translation is "I will love you for always".  However," I will love you forever" will work as well.
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different options:\n"estás más buena que el pan"\n"estás para comerte"\n"tía buena!"\n"eres la luz que alumbra mi corazón" (cheesy one, i know)\n"te secaría a lametazos"\n"wow!" (universal)\n"te comería a besos"\n"te voy a poner mirando a huelva" (save this one for when the relationship is a bit deeper...)\n"estás muy fuerte"\n"buenorra"\n"guarra, maciza!"\n"qué buena que estás, jap..."\n...\ncould go on and on...
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cheaters never prosper
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"Yo quiero ganar (el juego de) la lucha de la cuerda"\nor you can say\n"Yo quiero ganar el juego de tira y afloja".
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A few minor corrections.\n\nIt should be "yo naci" not "nacia".\n-Add "el" after "es" in "Mis cumpleanos..".\n-Add "el" after "en" in "Voy a la escuela..".\n-Say "Mi pelo es moreno y ondulado" instead of the current sentence about your hair.\n\nDid you want to say you LIKED to listen to music on the Ipod? If so, say "Me gusta" not "Yo quiere"\n\nDid you want to say that you DON'T LIKE insects, doing hw, or tomatoes? Then say, "No me gusta los insectos, los tomates, o haciendo la tarea.