How would you say "mano de obra" in english?
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I agree with the first answerer.  "Mano de obra" is labor, personnel, manpower, etc.
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porque todo en ingles
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Ti mancavo tanto--stammi bene!  (However, I'm not a native speaker, so if you get an answer from someone who is go with that.)
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Spanish: Deseo que sepas cuánto te quiero.\nPortuguese (Br): Desejo que saiba quanto te amo.\nPortuguese (Port): Desejo que saibas quanto te amo.\nFrench: Je désire que tu saches comment je t'aime.\nGerman: Ich wünsche dass du weißt wie viel ich dich liebe.\nIdo: Me deziras ke tu savez quante me amoras tu.\nItalian: Desidero che tu sappia quanto ti amo.
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In reasonable Spanish it would be\n\nMi reloj se rompió cuando se cayó en la piscina. Sucedió la semana pasada y estoy pensando en comprarme otro hoy. Pues, ¿cual debería comprar? es que me parecen todos muy caros. \n\nBut since you want it EXACTLY as in word for word (it will be incredibly bad Spanish for the most part of course, since the grammar is all different.)\n\nMi reloj rompió cuando cayó dentro de la piscina. Eso pasó pasada semana, hoy yo estoy planificando en comprando otro uno. Ahora, cual uno debería yo comprar, ellos todos parecen ser tan costosos?
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Ahoy!\nHola!\nHowdy!\nGood Day!\nBuenos Dias!\nHow are you!\nHow's it going!
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The translation for this sentence is: "Feo es solo una palabra y tu siempre seras hermosa no importa lo que piense la gente."\n\nChange the word 'hermosa' for 'hermoso' if the subject is masculine.
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duran mano de piedra?
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You would say "decenas de miles"
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In Spanish- El CUERO & IDEA ROPA\nIn French-LE CUIR & FAÇONNE DES HABILLEMENTS
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A Spanish translation of "side"\n\nhahaha, I really don't know :-p
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In Latin America we have different ways to do it, but in Mexico we usually say "Bueno" (good) or "¿Diga?" (Talk?)... it also depends on your situation, if you are working then you'll answer "Gracias por llamar a xxxx" (Thanks for calling to xxxx)... it also changes from country to country, in some places they say "Aló" or "Hola"
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VER, OLER, TOCAR, SENTIR, PROBAR\n\nFOR THE MEXICAN LADY'S QUESTION.
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ok, in my own words: \n\nungka blarba tak nikka folstood nana.  bonkie borch hadarababa blinga flemoso tunda ki.  \n\nNaberinsk fletord fatcha nagaskina blowie boon, fetsna dinga flarny mird.\n\n:) ..
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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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Me dispensa le puedo hace por favor algo acerca de su olor? Usted huele. \n\nGracias\n\n\nWHich is in English\n\nExcuse me can you please do something about your odor?  You smell.\n\nThanks \n\nOr \n\nUsted huele\n\nUsted huele\n\nUsted es hediondo\n\nUsted huele como mierda\n\nIn ENglish\n\nYou smell\n\nYou stink\n\nYou are funky\n\nYou smell like shit
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"Leche chocolatada" or "Leche con chocolate". \nI can't believe there are people claiming to be native Spanish speakers who give such bad translations! They almost deserve to be reported for impersonation >:-(