how do you say empreza in english?
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companies=empresas,company=empresa or compania\nempezar=to start, start up or start,or begin
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Corazón - everyone's getting it.\n\nBy the way, in Spain 'z' is pronounced like 'th' in English, but not in the Americas.
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There are several ways to come up with one:\n\n1. Change the ending of a word in English so that it looks like a word in Spanish. For example, you could call it "IMPACTO", "SYNERGIA". \n\n2. If the members are already DJ's to begin with, join their names with an ampersand. For example, DJ Kyle and DJ Tomasio would name themselves "KYLE & TOMASIO".\n\n3. Or gibberish, but making reference to clubs, records, electronic instruments, or drugs etc. For example, you can call it "VINYL FLOOR GROOVERS" or "VINYL METH GROOVERS".\n\n4. If you are German or Italian, just use your name:  JOHANN VAN KELLER. People instantly will assume you're good.\n\n5. Three capital letters that look well together. Just be sure to have a cool story on how you arrived at the name. Examples of real artists: ATC, ATB, DHT.
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The most common expression would be "Felicidades"; if you're looking for a more formal phrase, you could say "Enhorabuena"
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If you mean "surrender", "rendir" or "entregar" are the appropriate words.  Otherwise, the choice offered by my dictionary is: "entrar", "doblarse hacia dentro" "recogerse", "irse a la cama" or "acostarse".\nWithout the context, it's hard to advise!\n\nFurther to your message: "entregar" is best.\nNow you can turn in for the night ("irte a la cama" or "acostarte").
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Aun te extraño, in spanish
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Compré la pasta, el petróleo, y la salsa\n\nmis hermanos compraron algunas patatas fritas\n\nmi madre preparó la comida\n\nmi madre y yo hicimos invatations\n\nmi familia y yo limpiamos la casa.\n\nyo vacummed la casa\n\nmis hermanos lavaron el cuarto de baño\n\nmi mamá y papá barrieron los suelos\n\ncomimos la comida\n\nfuimos nadando y miramos una película\n\nsoy el inglés, pero digo el español. su exuberante.\n\nby the way this last bit said i am english but speak spanish. its lush.
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Vengo a obtener mi dinero el lunes\n\nhttp://ets.freetranslation.com/
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please rephrase the question in english
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Go with what tianshi417 said. You could also say "Dejame / Dejeme en paz." (Leave me alone)
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How about "I Love You"?\n\nSpanish: Te amo\nYiddish: Ikh hob dikh lib\nJapanese: Kimi o ai shiteru\nChinese: Wo ie ni\nAfrikaans: Ek is lief vir jou OR Ek het jou lief\n\nSome other interesting ones:\nItalian: Ti amo\nNorwegian: Jeg elskar deg OR Eg elskar deg\n\nAlso check out the source website... there's a lot more!\n\nHope this helped!
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vaffuncolo...managia....figlio di puttana...mangiare mia cazo\n\nhope it helps:))
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the correct phrase is "Querer es poder" and I think that the equivalent in English is "Where there's a will there's a way"...if you really want to achieve/get something you'll find a way to do it.\nHope it helps =)
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1. Espero que pueda traer 3 amigos.\n2. Es importante que haiga (not sure how to spell) un bano en la recamara.\n3. Es importante que veamos muchas esculturas.\n4. No hay carreteras en Venecia.\n5. Es imposible que manejemos.\n6. Es preferible que veamos muchas galerias.\n7. No podemos esperar para probar su nieve.\n8. Prefiero probar el tomate relleno.\n\ni hope this can help!
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Okay, seveal things here.\nFirst, a spanish letter has a different structure of that in english, i`ll outline as follows and later i will give you an example for you to use some phrases there, and afterwards a translation.\n\nThe first thing is the city and the date, such as in "Montevideo, 16 de Marzo de 2006" aligned to the right\nAfterwards, aligned to the right the person to whom is directed, the position he/she holds and the word "presente" meaning "this is for you".\n\nAfterwards, Estimado Señor -or Señora- (The Señorita was erased from the dictionary last decade, for a woman you use señora even if she is a miss or a mrss.),\n\nIt follows the motive of why you are writing, short an concise. Then the block of text in which you explain the situation, and after that a summary of the idea.\n\nThen you have to bid farewell with some already classic phrases for spanish letters, normally two of those.\n\nSignature.\n\n\nExample:\n\n                            Montevideo, 16 de Marzo de 2006 (this to the right)\nSeñora Patricia Sosa\nGerente General\nPRESENTE\n\nEstimada Señora,\n\n             Le escribo para solicitar el puesto de gerente de Marketing publicado en el periodico del domingo pasado.\n\nSoy un experiente analista en la materia, que se que le podra ser de utilidad en su empresa, le envio por este medio mi curriculum vitae quedando a su entera disposición.\n\nPor lo dicho, esperando serle de utilidad espero una pronta respuesta.\n\nLa saluda Atentamente,\nSuyo,\n\n(Your Name here)\n\n\nTranslation:\n\nDear Madam,\n     I write to you to apply for the position of marketing manager published last sunday on the newspaper.\n\nI am a proficient and experienced analyst in the subject, i know I can be useful for your company, I send by this mean my resumee, staying at your entire disposition.\n\nBecause of the stated previously, in hope of being a good asset for you i wait for a quick reply.\n\nSalutations,\nYours,\n\n(your name here)
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HELLO\nSOME TERMS IN SPANISH THEY DONT HAVE ANY TRANSLATE IN SPANISH
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be polite and say: QUERIA (accent in the"i"). this is when you are asking someone for something if you are just stating that you want something say: QUIERO (accent on the "i"). don't say YO in front of it because you will sound weird anyone who speaks Spanish will know exactly what you mean\nif you feel like being blunt say DAME (accent on the "a") it means give me.....plus what ever you want