In Spanish What is the origin or meaning of each of these days Martes thru -sabado?
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so do you already know?  what's the point?\n\nmartes - mars god of war and a planet\nmiercoles god mercury\njueves - jove god also jupiter\nviernes, venus god and a planet\nsabado - sabbath since traditionally saturday was last day from jewish tradition.
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It's an informal/slang Spanish/Latino word for "handsome man".  It's not from a song, just from the culture and the language.\n\nCheers, K
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First, it's "what", not "wat".\n\nLos regalos means "the gifts".
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protegido por dios\n\n\nCheck out this website for english to anything!\n\nhttp://babel.altavista.com/tr
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It came from the name María del Sol which means Mary of the Sun ( like Maria de la Cruz -Mary of the Cross- and its short being Marycruz ) and then It became a name by itself but it still means María del Sol not mar y sol in Latin American catholic countries women used to be named first as María for Mary the mother of Jesus and men José (Pepe) for Joseph the husband of Mary that is why in Latin American countries there are a lot of Marias and Josés .
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pendejo.. it's a bad word.\n\n\npen·de·jo slang \nadj. \n1. (cobarde) - cowardly \n2. (tonto) - stupid \n\nm., f. \n1. (cobarde) coward \n2. AMERICA: (tonto) - jerk \n\nm. (pelo) - pubic hair
426457
A Spanish translation of "side"\n\nhahaha, I really don't know :-p
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it means "when" in spanish
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De igual manera(literal translation)...the final version would sound something like this: De igual manera, todos los hombres norteamericanos son precavidos/cuidadosos en/hasta cierto grado.
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its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)
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saturday: sábado\nsunday: domingo
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Ano Nuevo = New Years\nPasqua = Easter\nDia de dar Gracias = Thanksgiving\nNavidad = Christmas\nViernes Santo = Good Friday\nDia de Trabajadores = Labor Day\nCinco de Mayo = May 5th (Mexican Independence Day)\nDia de las Madres = Mother's day \nDia de los Padres = Father's Day\nDia de los Muertos = Halloween\nDia de San Valentin = Valentine's Day\nQuatro de Julio = 4th of July
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"y pueden dios bendecir América"\nThat's actually a very incorrect literal translarion of "May God Bless America"\n\nPuede = May or Can (As in: He can, He may)\n\nThat's poorly written.
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it is spanish, and means love.\nthe verb is amar, to love\nYo amo- I love\ntu amas- You love\nEl ama- He Loves\nNosotros amamos- We love\nUstedes aman- You love\nEllos aman-They Love\n\nAmor is te sustantive of the verb.
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It's a spanish word meaning "mud digger."
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the origin of the word is spanish. the word comes from combining two words Mary and Ann.\nanother explanation is-MARIANA:  Latinized form of Marian, "bitter."  Variant, Marianna, exists.\n\nso it is a compound name combining Marie and Anne- the meaning is Bitter Grace.
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Familiar:\nDile a tu familia que le mandamos nuestro amor; todos te extrañamos mucho\n\nFormal:\nDígale a su familia que le mandamos nuestro amor, todos lo extrañamos mucho