What Does Viva La Raza mean?
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"Viva La Raza" meaning long live the race. This is a phrase very frequently used by EDDIE GUERRERO. It can be taken as "Ready to fight" also.
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morena means dark skinned so mi morena means my dark skinned lover. \nits spanish by the way. \nmi querida means my sweetheart. also spanish. \nmi amor. my love.
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You've got the correct gist of the translation...and it's trabajo, not tranajo. When there is a choice between work and children, it is the woman who must sacrifice. It's referring to the unfortunate reality that often women are the ones who sacrifice their careers to stay home with the children - not men. Or, it could be referring to sacrificing family for careers, but I'm thinking it's the former. The main idea, though is that WOMEN are the ones having to make the choice and sacrifice something.\n\nHere's a web page with the quote...but it's all in Spanish...\n\nhttp://www.sololiteratura.com/fer/fercomalasombra.htm\n\n"Cuando hay que escoger entre el trabajo y los hijos, es la mujer quien tiene que sacrificarse"
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in sign language it means "love" Brazilians use it alot!!\nI'm frm argentina and when I was there, it's infectious...everyone uses it!
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If it's an address it means La Manda Drive. But if you were sending something to that address you would have to say Paseo de la Manda. Proper names like addresses do not get translated. It all depends on the context, how it is being used.  A manda is a promise made to a particular saint or virgin or Christ or God, that you will do something if they grant you a wish or a miracle, but in this case you cannot translate is as the Drive of the Promise made to ...You just cannot do that.\n\n I've seen some people trying to translate names of cities like León, which needs to remain as León, not Lion. Or if their name is Jorge Madero they try to translate it as George Wood, that is not possible. Hope this answers your question.
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hahaha i love your question! we must continue to take over! viva la raza!
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It's Spanish (from Mexico to be exact)...he uses alot of Mexican slang. The song is called Chilanga Banda and it's by Cafe Tacuba.
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It's a Filipino word. "punta kanadito" or "punta ka na dito" means "come here already". "Asakana", actually this is a  shortened form of "Nasaan ka na" it means, "where are you at?"
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It's a Latin word that means "thus".
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La=the\nvie=life\ndansante=dancing\n\nI don't quite know where this is from
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lol this sounds like you got it froma reggaeton song so going by that here it is:\n\napaga= turn off\ncastigala= punish her\nacaba= finish\nvoy= go\n\nit makes no sense like that but if you give me a sentence i can tell you exactly what it means.. they all have different meanings depending on how you use it
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from Brits...it means the darling of the group or the favourite of a person.I hope this helps u.
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I'd bet that your friend is Mexican.\nYou're right, the phrase is Que onda.  Onda means wave, or vibration, so the literal translation is What wave? or What vibes?, but it is a common Mexican greeting meaning "What's up?" or "What's happening?"
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raza means race, but in a more your are not it kind of way, kind of like the way black use the n word amongs each other, it's mean to be exclusive so that you get the feeling if you ar not it , you do not belong.
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"Hasta la vista" means, colloquially, "See you later!".  The literal translation is "until the seeing", which of course makes no sense in English.
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"up in arms", this expression comes from the Spanish "levantados en armas" is the expression we use to name the rebellious people.  I don't know if you have heard the word "guerrilla ", is a person who fight against the soldiers and kill citizen without any reason.  These groups are dangerous for the Country, they go against our laws and try to do their own laws. \nI hope this help you to understand this
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i think u mean "VIVE la vie" which is french. Literally translated it means "live the life". However, the better translation would be " celebrate life", "live life fully"...something like that.