What does "VIVA MEXICO CABRONES" mean???
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Long Live Mexicans U Bastards !!!
43869
Is that a Spanish word?\n\nIf so, it means insolent.
1071481
Have no clue. Maybe they're trying to bring Mexico here?
420663
In Engilish it's actually Pre-Columbian (not Columbia)\n\nIt's refering to something that happened before the first europeans came to the America's. For example, the Mayan and Aztec histories are pre-columbian.
153617
NO!!!!,YOUR SO WRONG!,IT MEANS "UNITED STATES OF MEXICO",WICH IS THE OFFICIAL NAME OF MEXICO,"ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS",NOT THAT USA BELONGS TO MEXICO.
1156595
I have tried to search on various sites, but everywhere it says "somewhere in Mexico". Seems quite strange. I looked up in many of the news articles but to no vain.\n\nTry contacting them by email.
163676
It's the name of  private Catholic club.  It means "in this sign you shall conquer".
740347
"Anoche te vi bailando en my cuarto/habitacón" "Cuarto" and "habitacóon" means room.\n\n"Mary no se puede comprar zapatos nuevos"\n\n"¿Cómo se dice?" = How do you say?\n\nIsn't goes "como te dices", may be you mean "¿Cómo te llamas?" =  What is your name? or How do you say?= "¿Cómo tu dices?"\n\nTranslations made only becayse you asked, hope I will help you.\n\nCan somebody explain me, Why I was 2 times thumbs down when my 1st language is Spanish? Perhaps I'm still leaving in the very same island were I'd born and down here we speak Spanish, that's our main language, even when we are part of the U.S.A.
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hello,\nThe correct meaning would be:\n\nAntes de viajar , yo decido qué/cuál equipaje /maletas necesito. Equipaje pequeño para viajes pequeños. Equipaje grande para viajes largos. Mis padres deben/tienen que conseguir el coche/tener el coche listo (si es que vamos a manejar/si manejamos).\nEscogeré/voy a escoger qué tipo de ropas necesitaré/voy a necesitar. Si es verano, uso/utilizo ropa ligera. Si es invierno, usaré/utilizaré ropa abrigada.
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It literally means, "saints."  It is often used in New Mexico in reference to statues of saints.  A santero is the artist who makes these statues.
1168246
Yeah, it means "long live the mexican race, you idiot."
598974
Just keep living...you could say, "Sigue viviendo," which literally means keep living/continue living.  I'm taking a guess at your situation (might be way off base) and wondering if you might want to say something like, "Es solo que quiero que vivas" or "Es solo que quiero que sigas viviendo", which mean "It's just that I want you to live" and "It's just that I want you to go on living."\n\nYou are my friend: Eres mi amigo (amiga if a girl).\nI love you: Te amo, or te quiero\nI am thinking about you: Estoy pensando en ti (Means I'm thinking about you RIGHT NOW), or Pienso en ti (means I think about you...more of an ongoing activity)\n\nHope these help!  I did them all in the "tú" form because I'm assuming this is a friend...
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Okay, this is 76 per cent guesswork. \n\n\nBased on my "picked-up-watching-tele-Latino" Spanish (that is, not very good), it means "little brown-skinned person."  I'm not sure whether it would be complementary or not.\n\n\nOr it could be someone from Moreno Valley, California, I guess (although I think that would be a Morenino, wouldn't it?).
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Probably because it sounds like a racist remark!\n\nIt means flower, but have you been to this website\n\nhttp://www.tsalagi-atsilvsgi.net/page2.html\n\nPS: You asked why no one responded and I said, propably because they thought you were one. I didn't say you were one because I know what the word means. Many, I assume, think it is Mexican. I don't know why!
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Your in luck! I am dominican, living in DR ofcourse, this song is one of my favorites its Called "Ojala que Llueva Cafe" Translates to; (I wish it would rain Coffee in the country side) Circa 87-89 which might or not be in his album; Bachata Rosa. I dont know but its somewhere in that time period.\nFYI; his newest album is called "Para Ti" Translates to; (For you) a Cristian Themed\nAlbum which he made shortly after he became a evangelical cristian. \nNotable Songs in this Album\n"Para ti"\n"Soldado"\n"Avispas"\nAlso, 4:40 his band is named that way; because reportedly when they were rehearsing one day Juan Luis's brother was listening and remarked they should be called that way because in Music Terminology "4:40" is everything perfectly insynced! \nIts Starts Off;  (Portion)\nOJALA QUE LLUEVA CAFE\n\nOjalá que llueva café en el campo.\nQue caiga un aguacero de yuca y té.\nDel cielo una jarina de queso blanco\ny al sur una montaña de berro y miel.\nOh oh oh oh oh  ojalá que llueva café.\n\nOjalá que llueva café en el campo.\nPeinar una alto cerro e' trigo y mapuey.\nBajar por la colina de arroz graneado\ny continuá el arado con tu querer.\nOh oh oh oh oh\n\nOjalá el otoño en vez de hojas secas\nvista mi cosecha e' pitisalé.\nSembra' una llanura de batata y fresas,\nojalá que llueva café.
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Spanish for Fifth of May, it's Mexico's Independence Day.\n\nhttp://clnet.ucla.edu/cinco.html\nhttp://www.vivacincodemayo.org/history.htm
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it means los estados unidos, they pluralize the estados (states) unidos (united)\ni took 4 years of spanish...i know what i'm talking about