A clarifying question: Spanish word for small pile or mound?
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El perro escarbo un hoyo en la tierra.(The Dog Diged A Hole In The Dirt) Una montan`a (a tall hill) Or una LOMA is okay also."Un monton"( Means A Pile).
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Small . --If you are talking about pequeno.(no "n" after pe)\n  (pronounced  pay KAY nyo )\n\nAlso pequena (pay KAY nya) is used when describing females rather than than males or objects. (Spanish has a masculine and feminine version of most adjectives)
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Hmmm, want to talk to a spanish speaking housekeeper?\nFirst of all, remember the basics "Por Favor" and "Gracias" that mean Please and Thank you respectively.\n\nThe Would you please is "Podría por Favor"\nWhen you want to ask for something you can use that last phrase with an infinitive verb following it.\n\nExamples: Podría Por Favor ..> \nPlanchar = To Iron\nLavar = To Wash\nTrapear = To Mop\nCocinar = To Cook\nLimpiar = To Clean (General)\nBarrer = To Sweep\nAspirar el piso, alfombra = Vaccuum the Floor, Carpet\nHacer/Tender las camas = To make the beds\n\nRefering then to abjects:\nEl Piso = The Floor\nLa(s) Alfombra(s) = The Carpet(s)\nLa(s) Ventana(s) = The Window(s)\nLa Puerta = Door\nLa Cortina = Curtain\nLas Toallas = Towels\nLas Sábanas = Bed Sheets\nEl Mantél = Table Cloth\n\nTime Markers:\nAhora = Now\nen media hora = In half an hour\nen una hora = In an hour\nDespues de lo que está haciendo = After what you are doing now.\nDespues de eso = after that\n---\n\nThis should give you a fairly good management with house chores, and you can start constructing phrases.\n\nI.E. "Podria por favor limpiar las ventanas despues de lo que esta haciendo?"
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Ficadas is not a word in spanish.It sounds like portuguese of the verb ficar that is stay.
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A Spanish translation of "side"\n\nhahaha, I really don't know :-p
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The Pituco. I guess Pituco is some kind of nick name or something like that. Be Blessed!
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Actually the asker is correct:.. there are,\nabstract\nmaterial\ncommon\nproper \ncollective\n\nall nouns\nIn the case of hair..it is a material noun.\n\nexample: What would you do with this sand?\nWill you be cutting my hair?  Is my hair dry?\n\nI didn't know, I had to research it..   One on me, learned something.
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G'day Richard K,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nDeep-seated is correct. It means deeply-rooted or deep beneath the surface.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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See also http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chunk+the+deuce
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no dar palo al agua- not to give wood to the water\n\ncaersele a uno los anilllos- to fall it to him (the anilllos)\n\nhartarse de- to be satiated with
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I would say it means Rural-Minimum lot size 10 acre. That would mean one home on ten acres.
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maybe its spanish for he
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Hmm...Sound like you are talking about Cahokia mounds.  Small hills built by the Cahokia Indians, believed to be for burial purposes.  \n\nNow here is the tricky part...there is a town in the area named Cahokia...but the mounds are not there.  The mounds are in Fairmont City.
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If it is in Spanish it means a room, such as a living room or dining room--not a kitchen, bedroom or bath
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It's a type of weaving, South American in origin, has a spiritual/religious meaning. Simplest form is the child's project with craft sticks and yarn, but they can be much more eleborate than that.
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Small\n\nKanewah:a Ga / Ne / Wah / Ah Small
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Correction : cerotillo,hueco pisado,pinche huey. They don't cuss any more or less than the rest of us,they just have a unique way of doing it. FYI: Cipote isn't a bad word,it just means little boy.